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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
7
Mrs Elizabeth Wolf of Tipton Missouri says bladder inflammation caused back pain scanty frequent secretions and fatigue. After using Doans Kidney Pills she was cured and has stayed well. Remember the name Doans sold to all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A hostess hosts a Harvest Home style party at a country home with autumn foliage gal-lore, dancing in a barn, a German workers band, and a farmers council game. Guests guessed country maps, filled state abbreviations in a story, and won wooden framed prints as prizes.
Long sashes accompany coats while large hats flood the scene. White cows lead fur coats for young girls and gold braid decorates coiffures. Corsets extend over the hip yet rise lower at the top. Mother of pearl and jet belt buckles appear, pugs stay small, scarabs trim pins and buckles. Double veils in contrasting colors gain popularity. sleeves for little girls remain full with puffs. Velvet dog collars embroidered with tiny flowers are shown in natural tones.
A reader recalls severe skin rashes on a boy treated with Cuticure products, noting the ointment and solvent improved the condition within two months. The letter, dated 1967, also includes a civic message about courtesy and fairness in business and society.
A fragment warns of purported cures and medical claims for catarrh and other diseases. It notes a reward of 168 dollars and questions the legitimacy of certain treatments. The text mocks prison reform proposals and suggests distrust of new penal attire and restraints.
A terse exchange reveals a harsh parent ordering a gardener to avoid a flower bed. The gardener cites orders and a father intent on dedicating the garden to horticulture, not husbandry. The dialogue hints at domestic conflict and a focus on garden work.
A comical exchange centers on an “intonmobile” and a man who confesses lifelong chronic pedestrianism as a joke about mobility and observation. The fragment hints at a satirical disease metaphor from a past era.
In a Boston household a girl named Aliss Muffet sat on an ottoman and ate a bovine dairy product. She then spied a spider Arenea near her foot, provoking alarm and her quick departure from the room.
A fragmented collection shows distorted dialog about lending money, laundered shirts with Defiance Starch, warnings about unlaundered hobos, a claim Allen's Lung Balsam cures chest troubles, Bengal prisons tuberculosis mortality, and advertisement style praise for Lewis' Ningle Binder cigars amid an office seeker and a foreign heiress motif.
An early advert notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gum softening, reduced inflammation and pain relief for wind colic with a two ounce bottle. The text also includes a line praising the patriotism of an office seeker.
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