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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
2
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George C. Navy lor, longtime business manager of the Arkansas Democrat, died after a paralysis strike. He had been a prominent figure in the state’s newspaper circles and led the paper’s business operations for years.
Fragmentary report notes a famous Confederate figure named Dean York mentioned in connection with an attack in North Carolina. The text references a garden location and a gas explosion causing death, with garbled phrasing obscuring full details.
A bomb exploded in front of a grocery store owned by Antonio Terrance at 230 Christie Street in New York. The blast partially wrecked the storefront and caused 200 occupants of the tenement to flee in a panic.
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Fragmented report notes a football victim and a list of local figures including Penn and Oneida in Clay county. It mentions Marshal G. Thompson returning from a country tour with details about six stills destroyed and six prisoners captured.
A reader letter extols Postum as a coffee substitute praising improved sleep and absence of headaches. The message claims the product offers comfort, vitality, and better rest, and encourages others to try it as a reason to switch from coffee.
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