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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
4
A discussion defending well dressed men against ridicule and sarcasm. It argues self-respect, nobler bearing, and the social benefits of neat attire, noting that fashion can reflect character and influence others. The piece contrasts slovenliness with purposeful dress and cautions against harsh judgments.
An OCR fragment advertises The Physicians Favorite Prescription, praising its use for stomach ailments pregnancy morning sickness and female weakness. It claims a vegetable formula, notes a 2205 page Book and a mail order offer with 10 cent stamps for a sample copy.
Senate finance chair Voorhees reports the tariff bill with key sugar schedule changes adding an 1-8 cent per pound duty on sugars above the polariscope standard or Dutch No 13 color. Section on damage allowances for imported goods is removed. walus definition updated to actual market value. House passes sundry civil service appropriation bill with amendments debated and defeated.
A historic notice reports Coxey led by Everson faced a crowd at a city march. Deputies planned to guard the center of the county as order was urged and participants prepared to pay or leave. The Coxey company in the city's seventh ward dissolved amid discouraging reports.
A Kentucky girl aged 11 or 12 made multiple suicide attempts at her Marion home, using strychnine and other substances. Her mother reports ongoing carelessness but the girl vows to kill herself. Postmaster Charles Krerie of Koltentab faces bribery-related charges involving stamps and mail. Freezing weather causes damage across the Southwest, with fruit and vegetables harmed from St. Louis to San Angelo.
A prominent fruit grower says all fruit in the region was killed as temperatures plunged 30 degrees since Saturday and a severe blizzard disrupted Easter events on Sunday March 2 and 4.
A Maryland house bill to prohibit pool selling and betting passed a third reading on Thursday and was laid over until next week. If enacted in its current form the measure would ban betting at Pimlico where a traditional spring and fall meeting is anticipated.
Governmicot confirms telex from Constan tineple reporting dozens of cholera cases and several deaths in Gonstassinopie Arpens over past days. Authorities say swift measures are being taken to contain the outbreak.
State Filu Commissioner Kieser orders destruction of all nets and seines in Indiana. A Goshen citizen hoards wood. one stick damages his store. house repairs follow. Burglary waves near Manila. a rich mix of tramps, road-building plans, and factory deals fill the local pages. Tornado, exodus of farmers, accidents, and political notes appear across the state.
In Farmer Ohio Rev Silas S Hyde and wife describe long illness with paralysis before taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After a year of use she gains strength, walks, eats well, and hears better. The piece touts pills for various ailments and lists purchase details.
The San Jose Garcia born May 1 1781 in Sonora Mexico is described as the oldest male inhabitant of the United States. He moved to Los Angeles in 1825 residing in Sonora Town near the cathedral with three sons all over ninety. He has not sickened since age sixty and claims a fountain of youth via Providence. His birth is well documented in the San Jose de Garcia parish register with baptism on May 4 three days after birth by Friar Jose Pico.
A collage of quaint quotes from newspapers spoofs and cartoons. Fatherly figures chat about sons studying talent and hair tonics. A school drawing teacher queries a pupil about a house sketch. A police captain’s son and poets discuss words and vows amid humorous exchanges.
Warns against mercury containing catarrh treatments and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and internally taken. mentions testimonials and price. Also advertises Hart's Family Pills and spring tonics with elated travel imagery and Syrup of Ipecac claims for cleansing system.
An illustrated book of Lincoln stories and anecdotes, if unpublished, will be sent free to anyone sending their address to the Lincoln Tea Co Fr Warne Ind.
A string of quotation snippets from newspapers recalls the saying appearances deceive and notes tense farewells. The dialogue touches on pay, travel limits, and city restrictions, with a final product reference for throat relief via Brows Broneiial Troches priced at pennies.
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