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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
7
A reader testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for rapid relief from postnatal weakness and and general female ailments. The letter claims improved health, frequent mentions of cures for displacements fibroid tumors and irregularities, and urges others to write for more information.
A bedtime anecdote describes a boy named Lehard whose mother praises him as the whole world and, with a playful twist, declares they are heaven and the moon in a tender moment. The tale highlights innocence and affection from a child's view of family and perfection.
A garbled passage recounts casual remarks about manners and a subway conversation. It mentions a commission in London, a stench, an accident, and someone named Jones, with fragmented phrases and unclear context.
A reader raps costly cures and mocks old-time home remedies for bruises and felon treatment. The letter notes advice like raw beefsteak and bacon are outmoded, urging practical current practices.
A sermon examining the Pharisees charging Jesus with Beelzebub and Jesus replying with four arguments. It cites the unpardonable sin against the Holy Ghost, the signs given, and how rejection comes gradually like the demoniac parable.
In a Piedmont county town two aging figures Ben Rice and Hymen Levy die after a night of illness. Ben known for profanity gambling and yarns dies after a football game bout with pneumonia. Hymen runs a store and supports him as townspeople gather at the inn.
A woman from Liberty Maine describes six weeks of intense itching burning scalp pain hair loss and bloody scratching. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as directed for months she reports no recurrence and credits the treatment with preventing baldness.
A colored woman seeking registration to vote in a school question asks which political party she affiliates with. The clerk insists the law requires an answer, but the applicant balks, expressing reluctance to name a party. The exchange ends with the remark about a gentlemans demeanor.
An editor confronts a prominent clergyman about church management. The clergyman expresses astonishment as the editor, claiming to be the paper’s editor, asserts critique and calls for reform in how the church is run.
The bishop and a missionary companion traveled from Herschel Island to Dawson City in the Arctic. With food scarce they ate muckalucks and sealskins, toasted in strips, praising the taste of the unconventional rations.
In a street scene near the Twenty second Regiment armory at Broadway and Sixty eighth street a guide loudly proclaims Defendum dividing the area into three sections. An amused elderly woman interprets it as Deaf and Dumb asylum, highlighting a misunderstanding of the building’s message.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo swears the firm will pay $100 for each cast of catarrh not cured by Wall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses this December claim. The remedy is taken internally and targets the mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists. testimonials offered.
A playful exchange features a visitor and hostess joking about proximity to the husband in town and at home. The quip highlights the closeness game with a light-hearted contrast between public and private behavior.
Oklahoma City reader reports rheumatism with swollen ankles and sleepless nights. The ad claims electropodes cured them and offers a free trial, stating at drug stores the product costs $1.50 with no cure, no pay. Western Electropode Co. Los Angeles Dept. A markets the device.
A brief exchange reveals a landlord's remark about a prospective renter who did not boast about her qualities, unlike previous applicants. The dialogue humorously notes that she is the first to be invited to view the house without self-promotion.
The Sieggendorfer Blaetter notes praise for a new waiter valued for speed. Trost-Yes story mentions special engagement to assist diners in a hurry.
Advertisement touts a fly killer claiming long lasting effect and asks readers to send 20 cents to a Brooklyn address. It also includes a superstition about wedding cake and dreams and a Pettit's Eyes Salve promotion for sore eyes. A note claims women are not eligible jurors due to lack of opinions.
Summer complaint and bowel trouble discussed as common ailments in the home. The Perry Davis Painkiller is advertised as a dependable remedy kept on hand with 2c 35¢ and Sle bottles available.
The saying contrasts men claiming rights with those who previously bought inexpensive cigars now preferring Lewis' Single Binder Straight 5e. The note hints at price-driven consumer switch and altered purchasing behavior.
Simpson and Watson discuss Timpron, a tall man, noting he is pleasant until topics like religion physics automobiles or politics arise.
Shawnee Oklahoma touts a brush pile miracle to a city of 25 000 in 14 years. It boasts meat packing and cotton textile employments plus universities enrolling 1000 students. It offers last chance property at low prices with rapid future price increases. Shawnee Development Company invites inquiry for descriptive literature.
Fragmentary Washington dinner report with quotes on men and women roles. Mentions suffragette, balance of work, and expectations of women. Obscure references to Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and social attitudes toward women and marriage appear in the noisy excerpt.
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