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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
2
Items include subscription rates and office details for the Odon Indiana post, editor contact, and ad rates. The column also notes the squirrel season date, a bug loss estimate, Roosevelt visit plans in Freeport Illinois, a granite bowlder Lincoln-Douglas anecdote, and a government tree distribution program highlighting nut trees and walnuts.
A writer reflects on human nature noting rare abuses of kindness by ungrateful individuals while emphasizing that most people value honesty and integrity and overlook those who demean others. The piece defends community respect for true virtue and condemns petty attacks.
A young man seeking a government clerkship asks Robert G Ingersoll for his endorsement. Ingersoll replies he would rather own forty acres with a log cabin and loving companionship than be a government clerk. He paints a pastoral vision of home life with flowers and a cradle, preferring personal happiness to official status.
The Orleans Herald notes Culmer Fry, formerly of this area, spoke on The American Invasion from a geographical and sociological angle. Fry joined the class recently after transferring from Oden High School with three and a half years of credit.
On the coast of Maine a girl Alice and Sam sail to return a book from a remote town. A storm tests their resolve as Sam shields Alice and both endure rough seas and logs. He later becomes a lawyer and judge, while Alice guides him, choosing books over romance in the end.
The St Andrew's dinners noted by the Westminster Gazette feature abundant Beoth stories that provoked lively table talk. Several anecdotes recount ancient prophecies and curious legends, leaving guests in a roaring mood as tales unfold.
A call for teachers of all experience levels to join the Awsarian TEACHERS ASOCIATION in Memphis Tennessee. Schools and colleges supplied with competent teachers free of cost. respond by mail with stamp.
Merchants advertise in Turk Jocexar and are urged to mention noticing the paper. A small favor requested to aid the community and support local listings.
A consumer warns about Girave's Tasteless Chill Tonic whose bottle shows a simple iron and quinine formula with no cure offered. The notice proclaims no cure, no pay and hints many others must start work before dawn to meet demands.
A New Meehoopany Pennsylvania case notes a patient with severe stomach ulcers and hemorrhages reportedly cured by Electric Bitters after initial use. Advertisements tout relief from stomach and liver trouble and constipation with health claims and prices. A Canadian forest export value is also recorded as 201,954,889 dollars.
J A Guledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe attack of piles with multiple tumors. After doctors and remedies failed Bucklin’s Aruba Salve quickly arrested inflammation and cured him. Child behavior warned if misplacements occur at Webster’s Drug Store.
A vintage advertisement offers August Flower as a remedy for stomach and liver ailments and related symptoms. It promotes trial of a sic bottle first, promises a free sample, and lists prices for 2c and regular sizes. The ad cites G. G. Green of Woodlure New York and urges correspondence for more information.
A fragmentary ad copy touts laxative based remedies for cold relief. It references quinine and patent pills with dubious claims. The text mentions a signature and a vendor listing KL Webster and the notion of price and sale terms.
The article argues every town benefits from a strong paper with wide circulation and local ads. It warns that weak papers harm communities and urges residents to value newspapers, noting the financial self interest of editors and the practical role of publications in local progress.
Testimony from a Shepherdstown resident claims Dr Kings New Discovery cured a severe bronchitis case after a year of ineffective remedies. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for croup whooping cough pneumonia and consumption and offers a free trial bottle and larger sizes.
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