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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1895
Page
4
An archive fragment describes an English practice where a twenty year married couple read the Scriptures together without quarrel as a sign of unity. The text references Dunmew Hitech, Thun mew, and a ritual “So save one’s haeen” amid broader notes on folklore, poetry, and custom.
A Baltimore reader notes Rev. Dr. Talmage's Acad em of Music sermon on conscience from Pilate washing his hands to the biblical call for inner purification. The minister argues ceremonies alone fail without a transformed heart and urges repentance through the gospel’s laver.
A historical excerpt discusses slave and free women in harems, noting that slaves are indispensable in service and face no unveiling restrictions, while free women resist. private slave trade expands, with wealthy ladies as dealers who buy young girls for future high status roles.
A teacher praised a boy as sharp while he is warned to avoid blindly rushing in. The speaker compares him to a pin with a head that stops it from going too far, urging steadiness and care in action.
A Scientific American article argues the Gulf Stream could be redirected by cutting a Panama Isthmus channel large enough for water flow. It explains landforms tides and winds shaping currents, with America as a dam and continents guiding Pacific and Atlantic circulation.
Samuel R. Jordan recounts his battle with locomotor ataxia after serving in the 28th Me Volunteers. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his mobility and health, noting recovery from crippling illness to walking unaided. The pills are described as non patent, once prescription, now sold widely by Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Practical notes from English Magazine on when to cut wood for strength and durability. September and October are best for red maple and white pine, while March and April are worst. Wood kept in four foot lengths dries best in cool, four-season conditions. Includes miscellaneous quotes from periodicals and a joke about twins.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward and lists Toledo druggists. It includes testimonials about F. J. Cheney and the firm West & Traax along with other Toledo wholesalers. It also contains a stray joke about a needle incident and a brief calendar note.
The text presents an unclear travel or health promotion urging action on buses and journeys. It mentions pies and pills for children and bowels and claims fever headaches and other sickness prevention with a price of one dollar bottles from leading sellers. The reading is garbled with many misspellings and missing context.
A wrinkled face of an old lady prompts a terse admonition about tying someone and ironing a head, reflecting a satirical or moralizing aside from Harper's Bazaar.
When you want a thresher or engine address the J I Case T M Co Racine Wis They offer the largest threshing machine plant in the world and their implements may be relied upon as the best Catalogue mailed free.
The quotation notes a daughter who studied painting abroad and painted a sunset, with a father reflecting that his own sunset in Guscountry is unlike hers. The Milwaukee Journal is cited as the source.
Fragmented ad copy describes a Virginian battle fields map believed to be the only correct official war department map with a complete list of battles. It asks for 23 cents or postage stamps sent to I. Rein, Assistant Gen Pass Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio, and mentions various unrelated lines about past faults and cures.
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