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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
4
A clipped ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials and a Toledo pharmacy list. The passage ends with a stray dramatic line about a masked character and frightened baby, suggesting a stray fragment from a different source.
Travel advice urges carrying Lipstetter Stomach Bitters to prevent sickness on the road. The ad claims it relieves cramps diarrhea malaria rheumatism and dyspepsia and warns that fashion cannot prevent illness while traveling.
The speaker reflects on twenty five years of ministry and the Brooklyn tabernacle's history. He notes a procession of generations since 1869, contrasts past and present, and cites advances from telephones to railroads while urging continued gospel work despite opposition.
The speaker recalls rebuilding churches after fires and plans a long voyage period from San Francisco May 31 aboard Alameda to study missions in Samoa and Africa. He aims to return refreshed to lead further gospel work and to prepare sermons for his congregation.
A historical editorials argues TB spreads due to overfeeding and lack of air for dairy cows. It warns high milk yields weaken cows, likening them to hothouse plants once exposed to cold. The piece urges cooler stables, more exercise, and less nutritious diets to prolong herd life.
When hens or other fowls must be kept in coops for days or weeks during sitters or caretaking. The note explains practical steps to maintain welfare and prevent issues while birds are confined.
Chicago markets show wheat and corn notes with mixed futures and hogs and lard quotes. Listings include Kansas City and Louisville regions with flour delays and pork and cattle quality indices. Prices indicate steady to rising trends in winter wheat and No 2 corn as oats and lard move.
An early quotation sketches a harsh demand to purchase experience and pay upfront fees, then notes quack remedies such as Pixe's Toothache Drops claimed to cure in one minute. The fragment reflects historical advertising language and skepticism toward medical promises.
The portrait subject is Rev. Chas Prosser of Mount Carmel Pa. The text touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for dyspepsia liver complaints and related ailments. It cites testimonials from J F Hudson and others, claims blood purification and nerve strength, and invites readers to obtain a medical booklet for six cents.
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