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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
3
A small dealer advertises a broad stock including shoes and furnisher goods. The outlet claims a competitive line of barrels and promises anything in that line at first price. The note stresses affordable pricing.
Sherif Morgan from Washington and Capt. Garpen visited Bedford on Thursday. The town saw many notes on residents travel, health and social events, including hospital visits in Indianapolis, church activities, school commencements, and plans for Fourth of July observances.
A torn narrative describes a man working on iron when a small fragment fractured, severing an arm artery. Le Wak rushed to town for medical care while Dr De Sotte treated the wound. Allen Ketcham improvised a bandage to slow the bleeding and save the patient.
A woman with experience warns how to prevent dangerous consequences from the disease. She notes three children contracted whooping cough last summer, including a baby boy aged three months, suggesting careful care and prevention.
In Elnora Monday Oscar Warner faced Robert Sherer for provoking him and pleaded guilty with a fine of one dollar plus costs. Harry Dobbs was charged with selling cigars to a minor. case sent to Squire Hastings court in Elmore Township.
A wedding ceremony took place in Indianapolis on a Wednesday attended by many locals and acquaintances. The groom is B Leushire from Hoes ediuiy, with guests including Abyss Minbei Docessia, daughter of £. 1. Telles and Mrs. Mary Unig. The couple plan to reside in Seetland where Mr Laughlin runs a mercantile business.
Dr William Seal a popular young Montgomery dentist married Miss Bessie Walker Tuesday at St Peters church in Montgomery. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walker of Barr township and the couple will reside in Montgomery.
An historical ad touts August Flower as a universal remedy for biliousness indigestion headaches and nervous fatigue. It claims physicians were scarce and lauds the herbal remedy as a safe cure-all available in convenient form.
The transcript recalls Cullom denying ever offering cabinet advice to President Roosevelt or Grant. He says a president must avoid interference in selecting ministers, noting Grant once warned him that a president should be free from meddling as much as in choosing a spouse.
Actor Nat Goodwin, famed for his memory of faces, spotted a well dressed man he could not place. He approached and quipped I am Nat Goodwin and asked the stranger to recall where they had met, leading to an unexpected recognition at a Broadway café.
In Camden politics a dispute over authority surfaces as Sewell confronts the issue of a travel pass to San Francisco. General William Joyce is involved, and Celle Scovel challenges the order, prompting tense exchanges and debate about party loyalty and access.
In a New York dinner tale, former judge Horace Russell reprises a client of Bim bagsador Choate. An opposing lawyer notes the extent of the client’s testimony. Choate quips the witness has sworn to tell the truth the whole truth and a blanked sight more.
The Washington Star notes growing mail errors such as 87 000 pieces sent without addresses and 156 000 without stamps last year. It urges readers to inspect envelopes before mailing, ensuring the right side up and stamped surface visible to avoid loss and forgery.
The czar's final trip to France recalls a past stay. He rode unseen to Loubet's house and, leaning from a window, teased a passing peonie. A whistle step recognized him, he greeted politely asking about the empress, who was said to be well and enjoying the journey.
An advertisement promotes a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Pills noting they are easier to take and gentler on the stomach than pills. It claims constipation is less of an issue and lists a 25 cent reactor size per box.
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