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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
4
Patient reports two years of constant pain after marriage. Doctor blamed uterine displacement and inflammation and prescribed treatment, details cut off in the report.
Prof D Odiardi explains how electricity acts like a precise medicine in the body. He notes current must be carefully dosed to time and intensity to affect oxygen, blood flow, temperature, pulse, respiration, and organ function, with potential to prolong life in critical cases.
The Grand Trunk Railway plans a major advertising push with a traveling photo exhibit. More than 160 photographs 3 feet 6 inches by 4 feet 2 inches will show landscapes and mounted fish from Ontario and Lake Michigan regions. The tour opens in Saginaw Michigan on March 11 with stops in Grand Rapids and other cities over ten weeks.
A Baltimore American report describes an angry wife hurling a tip and saucer at her husband. She then uses a meat platter to bat objects including a salt cellar and sugar bowl, batter dishes, cream tug, knives, and farts. The husband notes she once studied ping pong to mask ulterior motives.
The Burlington Railroad system in MA shows over 65 000 wheels in service across passenger and freight cars and locomotives. About 40 000 wheels are replaced yearly under a guarantee, with each wheel numbered and recorded. If a wheel fails it is returned to the manufacturer for replacement under warranty.
At a captains of industry luncheon, the prince jokingly says he has a fine life but is only useful to send to funerals, reflecting a light yet telling remark during the event.
The notice details a seed price listing from Jobo A. Suizer Seed's in La Crosse Wisconsin. It lists a seed named Earlle at Russian Millet with a price around 70.5 dollars per acre and low freight terms.
Fragmentary note recalls a scene in New York featuring Hali Caine described as resembling Shakespeare and a mysterious meeting with Ignatius Donnelly who greets him with Lord Bacon I presume. An aside promotes Allen's Foot-Base and shoe stores as cures for swollen tired feet.
The exchange features Mrs Crawford and Crabshaw joking about Lent preparations. Mrs Crawford notes her husband bought boneless codfish and a dispensation for himself, as the judge adds a light quip.
A newspaper snippet markets Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one day. An accompanying line promises a refund if it fails to work and includes stray dialogue about a husband and a sympathetic visitor.
The N Y Observer recalls a memory of a woman who sang Easter hymns with radiant calm. Her voice and the memory of her Easter time linger as bells chime and memories of Christ’s passion and resurrection are recalled.
Olivia Prescott heals a rift with Philip Eustis through Easter lilies and charity. For years religion caused quarrels, but Olivia's gift of lilies and forgiveness leads to reconciliation, renewed faith, and plans to share flowers with the needy.
The article describes Easter Monday at the White House, a full day picnic for Washington youngsters. Children carry lunch baskets and decorated eggs to the grounds to play games, roll eggs, and enjoy fountains, with warm spring weather along the Potomac.
Boots and shoes in England have fallen in price due to machinery cheap labor and waste materials. Men’s lace boots cost about 2s 1d, yet uppers use center splits and soles from leather waste. Printing adds grain to fool buyers. boots appear genuine but are built with shoddy materials and dubious durability.
A New Jersey Central flyer passenger saluting his wife via a window kiss misses and instead meets a stranger on the next station platform. The tale, a New York Times prize winner, contrasts its second prize with a higher award in another paper. A California bound colonist excursion ad promotes March April low rates, urging postcards to W H Connor for details.
The Sumerville Journal quotes a distinguished visitor who recalls the tension between freedom and strict oversight. He says he could be free only within a rigid schedule and multiple committee controls, highlighting the paradox of public life in a governed city.
Advertises rouble berth travel in tourist sleeping cars on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway between Chicago and St Paul or Minneapolis every Tuesday and Friday in March and April 1902. Train No. 1 departs Chicago at 6:30 P M. Inquiries handled by coupon ticket agents or F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago. Also includes a humorous ad and an unrelated dyeing promotion.
Hon H W Ogden of Louisiana writes from Washington praising Peruna as a fine tonic and effective catarrh remedy. He notes it has been commended by users and recommends it for those needing catarrh treatment, urging spring as the ideal season to treat catarrh. He mentions cold winter weather can delay cures.
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