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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
2
The text shows a small town newspaper header with publication details for The Odon Journal in Indiana and subscription terms. It notes a Saturday issue schedule and postal information, indicating a local rural newspaper produced weekly with standard mailing classifications.
A reminder that hunting on another man's land requires written permission. Without such document, hunters risk trespass charges and possible jail.
The editor apologizes for an unsigned Arbor Bay piece printed last week. It did not reflect the paper’s stance and was out of place. The editor promises greater caution in the future.
Congressman R W Miers says he will introduce a bill in the coming Congress to appropriate 50000 for a public building and memorial hall honoring George Rogers Clark to be erected at Vincennes. Treasurer elect George B Williams will depart from Logansport to the city next week with news from Washington. Population figures for Nevada and Hamilton County show disparities raising questions about equal representation.
Fragmented items describe a variety of events from railway rates to barber laws and a city kidnapping. Reports cover a Great Falls ransom capture, a Bloomingtoon sheep fraud arrest, smallpox cases near Eraigville, a bee tree with honey and a Mattoon grocery trip anecdote, with historical notes on shooting displays and local politics.
A historic advert claims Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil cures piles hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids. It also promises relief from burns and scalds with a gentle, trusted preparation touted in period marketing.
The Worthington Times notes Congressman Miers plans to distribute over 35.9 million garden and field seed packages this year. Demand is high, and those seeking seed should write soon to have their name added to the list before renomination.
For sale by Welter a patent remedy claim cleanse stomach and liver, regulate bowels and improve digestion. Promises renewed energy and vitality as a new person.
A local ad invites customers to visit Gwartney s to claim a free sample of its French sandy pastry. The offer highlights a limited time promotion and stresses the sample is available at the store location.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt depicts Mrs Blank and Mr Blank contending over rearranging furniture. Misplaced pieces cause falls and near accidents, including a dinner-room move, a parrot cage mishap, and a sardiniere dent. The piece preserves early 20th century domestic humor and tensions.
The Bloomington Star argues for the whipping post over jail for drunks and petty crimes. It notes a prisoner costs fifty cents daily, totaling 257.00 for seventy five days, funded by taxpayers, and mocks the idea of costly meals as a drunk’s punishment.
The text endorses Poleus Nidnos Core for backache and related relief. A user reports full improvement and recommends it to trainmen and friends. W Loates sells it. WJ Shively praises Banner Salve for piles and similar items. Stay practical in work efforts and avoid foolish talk.
A reader cites Kedol Dyspepsia Cure praised by Dr Geo W Senges of Hall County Gia for treating indigestion. The letter claims the medicine digests food remaining in the stomach and prevents poisoning, urging dietary management without starvation and asserting quick relief in severe cases.
A vintage advertisement promotes Fulers Honey to treat coughs and hoarseness. It claims one bottle can restore a whispered voice and prevent serious illness from colds with bold testimonials and urging readers to act quickly today. The copy mentions Abraham Shoe Store and warns against fake trusts.
Last Sunday at seven at the home of the bride’s uncle D. H. Harris in Indianapolis, Fred B. Casey and Cora B. Potts were married. The groom is the son of the late Thomas Casey of Eaglesville and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Freeman of this place. They will reside in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Charloette Trueblood died at her home near Eaglesville last Saturday at the age of 2 years 1 month and 2 days. She was born September 30, 1819, wife of the late Jesse Trueblood and mother of thirteen children. Funeral by Rev. Jos. Adams at Raglesville with burial in Ragleaville cemetery. Alexanders Auction Sile Nov 16.
A misfit ad declares Solid Cue gee Silver tableware as rival to sterling silver. It claims the pew metal wears longer, is hard wearing and unplated, with twenty five year wear guar antee. Readers are urged to request a free offer before stock runs out from Idaho Valley, Morgan Hill, Chico and Harrison. A second note promotes Honey and Tar as a top cough remedy, while a stray line warns about children misplacing switches.
An advertisement touts Falews Herey and Lar as a cough remedy claiming immediate cough relief and stomach benefits. It mentions using morning milk before bed and promotes ease of use and bowel assistance. The text also notes Canada’s forest product export value for last year at 2.05 billion.
Macera Surgery Surpassed reports a patient cured by De Witt Witch Hazel Salve after medical advice. The claim touts relief from piles and other wounds, warns against counterfeits, and promotes the salve as an alternative to surgery.
A vintage advertisement touts De Min ate Coot Cre as a safe taste friendly cough cure for winter illnesses. It claims rapid improvement in a child with a bout of croup bronchitis and hoarseness after a single dose, featuring a testimonial from CHB George of Winchester Kentucky.
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