ODON Journal Issue Promotes Weekly Indiana News
The ODON Journal announces publication every Saturday with four editions per month. Subscription terms list prices for one year, six months, and three months. A November 8, 1902 issue date is noted.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
6
The ODON Journal announces publication every Saturday with four editions per month. Subscription terms list prices for one year, six months, and three months. A November 8, 1902 issue date is noted.
An older man outsmarts a younger one, a hoodoo buys cheap soap for five dollars with ten dollars in it, a sucker buys from a peddler or curbstone taker instead of a cheaper merchant, a windbag curses on the corner, a fool bets on the wheel of fortune hoping to beat the shark, a fish is caught on an empty hook, and a reader who skips his paper misses these schemes.
Court orders the Elnora Bank estate divided pro rata among claimants. Readable claims include Ararstn laugent 100 Tobn Nickey 177 Serah McCracken 100 Thos Nugent 141 Harry Hitch es 153.45 Amos Mussleman 152 Lemuel Gadburry 10.77 Charles and August Melchener 827 William U Wuddleson 42.19 John Dobbs 25 Wi Smelzer 18 2 Lew Core 1549 Aron Hitch eck 200.08 Louis Fisher 50 Da Neiewanger 24 Henry Beever 8651 Frank Myers 22.30 Samuel Dyer 250 Kanaum Pope 2650 Oilie Myers 129 23 John Apt 36 Deering Harvester Co 250.69 George Holstine 848.60.
Boys heard a hissing fuel-like sound and lit a flame from a suspected gas fissure north of town. The incident will be investigated as a potential gas seep with notes of possible ground gas present in quantity, per Shosls Republican. The Sandbord corn fair premiums list Elmore township winners including John Pope and Eino for prizes in corn, garden and heaviest ear categories.
The text outlines prohibitions for members of the English clergy including not riding to certain places, avoiding taverns, abstaining from gambling, residing outside parish bounds, avoiding trade, and not seeking or taking political offices. It notes penalties for breaches and that some clerical figures may hold various seemingly anomalous civil positions.
Unearthed papyri from Fayum reveal a directory of Arsinoe streets. Names include School Street Lower Street South Street Weet Street Cloth Street Arabian Street Thracian Street Cicilian Street Demetrius Street Therapela Street Choreh Street Banat Street and others.
Fragmentary line from a Chicago Tribune piece hints at a cautious exchange. The speaker appeals to a friend, mentioning a delicate ebob and a plan to set up something with a servant man, reflecting early 20th century newspaper language.
In a heated parliamentary scene John Bright faced interruptions as an unruly audience member shouted a chant. Bright persisted, quipping that a bar patron might lend him a weapon, invoking Samson’s historic success.
A rural district congressman and his wife adjust to the capital in their first Washington stay. Hosts and guests mingle over meals while friends marvel at urban life and frequent callers.
In a Frankfort San Review item a Norwegian man struggles with English when paying a druggist’s wife 30 cents. He later returns with a fellow Norwegian who translates his request as 50 cents worth of lodo form, highlighting language miscommunication.
In the Bay of Naples large jellyfish called douas grow up to two feet across and weigh fifty to sixty pounds. Some emit a greenish noctiluca glow at night. These dense shoals drift in migrations that hinder navigation and have baffled observers, occurring irregularly each year.
A furniture store kept its doors open after a team of coach horses smashed the plate glass. The proprietor painted a white beard and a bold slogan in the window: You see even the horses know where to find good furniture. This is a hint for you.
A grand balance or scale in the Stank of England stands about seven feet high and weighs around two tons. It can weigh a grain of dust or 440 pounds of gold with the index moved by a postage stamp. If the load exceeds capacity, an electric bell rings and the machine refuses to operate.
A fragment discusses the word No as foundational to peace and safety. It argues early use of the term teaches boundaries and respect for self and others, warning that easy compliance undermines dignity and authority in ward command.
Fragmentary OCR text references a lottery related entry with unclear details and no matching names or places. Further readable facts are not present to establish a full news item.
Aged 88 years, 8 months, and 25 days, the widow of Albert Dicks, died after a long life of faith. She united with the Christian church in Ladoga in 1888, later joined the Christians at this place, and leaves a husband, three children, five siblings, and many mourners. Funeral at the Christian church conducted by Eld. C. H. Buchanan. burial at Walnut Hall Cemetery.
The piece recounts the legend of the Seven Golden Cities said to lie on an island west of Africa. It notes bishops and followers fleeing slavery, landing on an unknown isle, burning ships, and founding famed cities. Early navigators sought the island, with some never returning.
Casparo Spontini, praised as a demi god in his craft, wore a white silk gown with a gold border and tassel while composing. He kept many medals, and at Halle a fellow musician noted Spontini’s decorations versus Mozart’s lack. Spontini retorted that Mozart needed none.
Dialogue scene featuring a quick comic exchange about fear of women and their screaming. The line from First Mouse questions fear, and Second Mouse responds that the feminine cry unsettles him, noted in a Boston tran script.
A World excerpt quotes Pessimist Cum saying he won’t cheer until Squar Hickory surrounds his chicken coop with spring guns. The dialogue notes weariness with the hollerness and the county’s stubbornness.
Fragmentary quotes suggest a strained relationship with a stammering man unable to reconcile. The excerpt hints at lasting tension affecting daily life and social interaction. Chicago Record is cited as the source.
In the Daviess Circuit Court matter John N Chestnut et al v Ezra Mattingly a private sale of real estate in Daviess County Indiana will be held November 29 1902 at the law office of Laughlin Laughlin Owen Indiana. Property includes described parcels in Section 5 Town 4 North Range 5 West with certain exceptions. Terms: one third cash one third in nine months one third in eighteen months. Sale at one o clock p m E T Laughlin Commissioner.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the best remedy for malaria chilly fever and lung complaints. It claims superiority over minor cough syrups and notes wide availability through druggists worldwide with G G Green Woodbury NJ and Z Webster listed among sellers.
The Odon post office schedules arrivals and departures for general mail and locked pouches. Key times include 7:34 pm arrivals, 9:22 am locked pouches, 12:54 pm paper mail, and 1:51 pm general mail with star routes to Siiley Ragiesville and Lases. Sundays bring 7:34 am and 7:48 pm mail, with locked pouches sent to Washington.
A testimonial describes quick recovery from coughs and bronchial troubles after using One Minute Cough Cure. The user reports rapid relief from a severe cold and a return to normal weight, praising the remedy as an ideal option for children and urging readers to seek fair wages instead of idleness.
A colored butler in a rich New York suburb faces social risk after delivering two documents to guests. The piece also touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic and Umberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets with testimonials. It notes Canada’s forest exports totaling 29,954,689 dollars last year.
A reader questions if anyone has used Green's August Flower for indigestion liver trouble and reports mixed outcomes. The note urges correspondence and offers a free book, praising August Flower and DeWitts Little Early Risers as non-gripe laxatives with tonic liver benefits.
A fragment recalls Mr. C Raney of Fenery Ohio suffering piles for four decades with no relief. The ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Salve as permanent cure and warns buyers to seek the genuine DeWitt name on the package, urging readers to help others.
An old advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's tablets when dull after meals or loss of appetite. It highlights a bad mouth taste and torpid liver as conditions the remedy aims to relieve.
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