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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
9
An advertisement claims impure blood and low vitality cause tiredness and loss of appetite. A testimonial from Ais. B. Johnson of Westfield New Jersey says Hood's Sarsaparilla restored energy and appetite, preventing a long illness. Available in liquid and Sarsapabs tablets.
In Hawkensville a suit sought to determine who owned a cow following a barter. Witness Abram Reese testified he recalls the trade between Hibbs and Simmons, and said no trade back occurred to change the status quo.
Adelaide teases Cornelia about a kiss scene as Cornelia recalls George stealing a dozen kisses. Cornelia fears others would not believe the kiss happened and suggests fixing hair in the mirror, while Adelaide jokes about it.
A western state politician presumed corrupt was indicted, tried, and eventually acquitted after a lengthy jury deliberation. As he left court a minister involved in the case warned him to reform, to which the politician replied I ain’t pledged to anyone.
A sharp, contested remark describes the perceived looseness of beauty norms, comparing a soft cosmetic to an older woman's sensitivity to appearance. The remark ignites discussions on age and gender expectations in society.
An analysis of Micah 4 1 8 highlights a coming reign of Messiah and universal peace. The piece notes The Hague Tribunal and world federations aiming to end war, urging churches to promote peace through education missions and antiwar advocacy.
Mrs. Everett Griffith of Evansville Indiana reports severe kidney disease with thick secretions and swollen limbs. After six weeks on Dean's Kidney Pills she recovered fully, noting health since 1899. Ad promotes Dean's Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for fifty cents a box.
A man known for enjoying moving lived on a houseboat, a detail that stands out in this reminiscence. The brief note contrasts Weeks and Weeks-i and hints at a quirky personal anecdote about mobility and residence.
Miss Lu Johnson of Washington D C describes relief from a severe leg eruption with Cuticura Pills Ointment and Soap after doctors failed. She notes rapid cure within days and urges others to try the remedies. The ad invites readers to request a free skin afflictions book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
Belle H. Bennett and Mrs. R. W. McDonnell, leaders in the Methodist Episcopal South, start a movement to mobilize 800000 women to pray daily for affluent people to inspire contributions for worldwide evangelization.
Local newspaper ad markets Murine eye products for red watery eyes and swollen lids. Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes offered at 25 cents, Murine Liquid priced 25 to 50 cents.
A collage of brief lines urges marriage devotion and personal finance, hints at social phrases, then promotes Harson Wizard Oil for tired feet and Gapneld Tea for constipation and liver sluggishness. The snippets resemble old newspaper puff or ad fragments with casual offers and aphorisms.
A concise adage notes that a man can prosper with minimal action if he understands what not to do and avoids unnecessary toil. The saying emphasizes prudent choice over constant striving.
Eugene Jubinville recounts moving from Michigan to Meota area in 1903 with wife and eight children. He details land holdings, cattle, crops, and finances, claiming land costs and farm profits show Canada as superior for settlers. He urges obtaining Canadian government literature via local agents.
The piece recommends Coca Cola as a thirst quenching drink for social outings. It claims Coca Cola cools, relieves fatigue, and dries dry spots, noting availability at fountains and bottled form for 5 cents. It invites readers to request the booklet The Truth About COCA COLA from The Coca Cola Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
A short exchange between Foolish Fred and Pert Polly about liking lobsters both human and crustacean. Polly confirms she enjoys lobsters in their salad days.
Antiseptic foot powder promises to shake into shoes for corns bunions ingrowing nails swollen sweating feet blisters and callous spots. Sold nationwide for 2 cents with sample free. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Garfield Tea advertised as a laxative tonic.
A comic vignette shows a husband bursting in with dramatic news. The wife greets him with a kiss and exclaims relief, turning the moment into a playful reunion. The brief scene captures light domestic humor.
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