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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
4
An advertorial claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages a constitutional disease requiring eight treatments. It asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces, promising strength and restoration. The ad offers $100 to anyone it fails to cure and cites testimonials from F. H. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
A garbled report shows two legislators debating crime and extortion. One says a recently elected senator faced footpad attack and robbery. The other responds with a brusque remark about French methods of gaining money.
An advertisement touts Palmer's Lotion for pimples eczema and skin rashes, claiming ready cures with a household essential. It urges readers to order samples from Susan Palmer at 374 Pearl Street York when local druggists do not stock the products.
A fragmented scene shows Mr Pepleish shouting at Babs to sleep while a burglar alarm goes off downstairs. The text, though garbled, depicts a tense moment as characters react to a potential break in inside a house in a Voulaidet press context.
Fragmentary OCR discusses the career and character of Abraham Lebncals, with references to Anoddidres and Seseph Cheate, noting Great Britain involvement and early studies during war developments. Mentions Miller as General Passenger Agent and incomplete details on dates and places.
Fragmented text reads as an OCR mishmash with unclear names and events. No coherent people places or dates are identifiable for a factual card.
The readable text mentions Ulen S Fonot Ease and various stray phrases about shoes and stores. Names, places, and clear events are unclear. the fragment lacks coherent facts or dates to identify a specific incident or report.
Fragmentary text references dates and places with garbled phrases and unclear meaning. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize as a complete news item.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female complaints including hysteria and ovarian trouble. It features testimonials from Mrs. M. H. Lewis of Tremont New York and Mrs. Haven of Council Bluffs Iowa praising relief and renewed health after using the product and related remedies.
Consul General Wildman warned American makers that Chinese farms are small and labor intensive. Land is divided into tiny plots, cultivation is manual, and labor costs are minimal. Even if machinery were affordable, there is little demand or room on the farms in China.
A veteran observer notes that memory feats by politicians are often social cues. He explains that aides cue identify local leaders and constituents at receptions, allowing a polite exchange that appears to reveal recall of names and occupations.
The Imperial Book Upon Poerds describes over 40 mosses and sea lichens as edible by Chinese and Americans with preparation steps from washing to boiling. In the U S Maine and Massachusetts coasts have a budding industry for four varieties, especially dulse, dried to pale gray to pink, used in a milk pudding and as a thickener for soups and fish sauces.
The data show 35 active Catholic priests in Wisconsin and 4,199 Australian churches with 210 churches per 13 000 people. Massachusetts parochial schools housed 67 570 pupils. Presbyterian communicants total 25,000,060. Congregational clubs push municipal reform while Friends longevity is noted and Booth flags dangers of religion without the Holy Ghost and politics without belief.
The Cocopa people of Baja California and Sonora live along the river and sustain primitive farming. Their dead are burned with the dwelling, and property is distributed to non relatives. Mortuary customs and lore reveal insights into their esoteric life and dependence on riverine cycles.
Hon H 8 8 Matthews formerly U S Marshal of Mississippi writes from Hazelhurst that he is cured of catarrh by Peruna and needs no further medicine. He states the remedy has done all that the company claims.
A Washington letter praises Peruna as a good tonic and cure for catarrh. Mrs Mary C Fentress of Paradise Texas credits Peruna with ending her chronic catarrh head pains after years of poor health. The ad says Peruna acts quickly on inflamed mucous membranes and invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
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