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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1902

Page

4

Health claim for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A testimonial from Mrs. Laura L. Brewen of Crown Point Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing longstanding spinal pain and female organ derangements. The letter claims renewed health after drinking three bottles and urges other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice.

Cora I. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Laura L. Brewen Crown Point Indiana Ladies Relief Corps Syren Mass

Return of a Father Triggers Little Girl’s Simple Greeting

A stray passage from the Washington Times notes a father named Roman returning home after a long absence. His whiskers impressed the household, but the child greeted him with plain, uncomplicated warmth, asking why she should salute Uncle Will. The fragment shows a family scene and a mother guiding polite respect.

Roman Gil Washington ‘Times

Quixotic Ad Snippets From A 19th Century Paper

A collage of satirical lines and medical advertisements appears, featuring mock quips about courtship and marriage, spoof quotes from Chicago Daily News, and cures for coughs and dropsy. The fragment includes product pitches for laxatives, tonics, and bitters, with stray names and places.

Artist Finds Bread and Shelter on Connecticut Barn Visit

A sketching artist on a tour in Connecticut sits on a stone wall to work when the farmer and wife appear at the door. He loses his rubber eraser and asks for dry bread. The farmer’s wife urges him inside and offers a hearty meal, saying she cares only that he is hungry.

Ictarenige Connecticut Cii Rmer

Blood Purity and Health Warned by Hamburg Drops

The article argues blood quality underpins life, beauty, and strength. It lists symptoms like skin eruptions headaches and tinnitus as signs of impurity and praises Dr August Kevenige's Hamburg Drops for cleansing the blood and removing toxins.

August Kevenige Hamburg

Amateur family declares engagement ring in old note

A clipped note reveals a family scene with a mother naming daughters Clara Dora Elvira and Tam An as amateurs in piano photography astronomy and finance. The speaker presents a first engagement ring as a keepsake in a candid, affectionate exchange.

Clara Dora Elvira Pisteburg Presa

Free Trial Promises Big Kidney Pill Cures

Advertises Dean's Kidney Pills claiming cures for back pain swelling and urinary issues. Includes testimonial snippets from multiple readers praising relief and sleep after using the pills, labeling it the world’s greatest kidney medicine.

Dean Reeve Hepores Minis Bath Jno L. Hill

Mob Hangs Suspect Near Sullivan Indiana

A mob hanged James Dillard later revealed as George Moore near John Lemon’s farm one mile east of Sullivan. The governor’s order to mobilize Vincennes militia arrived too late to stop the execution after identification by Mrs Lemon.

Sullivan Ind Navy Jas Dillard Mary Davis Sullivan County John Lemon Knox County Lawrenceville Ill Robinson Vincennes Oaktown James Dillard Kentucky George Moore Indianapolis Senate Avenue Fourteenth Street

Socialists Near AFL Convention Control After Bitter Vote

The Socialist faction came within 400 votes of controlling the American Federation of Labor convention in New Orleans. The debate stretched all day with speeches from Gompers and Hayes against socialists and Berger Wilson and Hayes for the resolution. A roll call ended 4 744 to 4 344 in favor of the Wilson amendment. Miners backed the measure, and no business beyond debate and the Gompers Shaffer inquiry report was conducted.

New Orleans American Federation of Labor D. A. Hayes James Duncan President Gompers Victor Berger Max Hayes W. B. Wilson United Mine Workers Delezate Berger Delezate Wilson Berger Mr. Wilson Gompers-Shaffer

Record Raid Destroys Illicit Distilleries in Dark Corner

Greenville district revenue officers and state constables swept the Dark Corner section destroying six large stills and 75 fermenters. They found three stills in operation but moonshiners escaped after warning sentinels. 8,000 gallons of beer and mash and 60 gallons of low wines were seized.

Greenville, & C

Boy Carrying Revolver Held by City Marshal

The Metropolis city marshal arrested Luther Maynor for carrying a revolver after a boy produced a card from a bogus Indianapolis detective agency and claimed full detective status. The revolver was seized and the card sent to postal authorities. the boy had paid $5 for the card.

Metropolis Luther Maynor Indianapolis

Death of Maj. Wainwright in Manila

General Davis reports Maj. Hubert P. P. Wainwright Fifth Cavalry died in Manila November 13 from cardiac embolism. The note about Paul Leicester Ford's daughter references a fatal incident and an inheritance totaling $214,691 with $137,048 to the daughter born a month after the murder.

Washington War Department Gen. Davis Division of the Philippine Islands Hubert P. P. Wainwright Fifth Cavalry Manila Paul Leicester Ford New York Malcolm Jett

Gypsy Elephant Kills Keeper Near Valdosta

Savannah Ga November 2 Gypsy the elephant belonging to Morris killed keeper James O Rourke six miles from Valdosta after the train wreck at Tifton. The animal was shot after fleeing into the woods and the keeper's body was sent to New Orleans for burial. Gypsy was shot multiple times and the elephant's skin and bones were saved.

Savannah Desy Ypsy Morris Chicago AEO Valdosta James O'Rourke Tifton Gypsy O'Rourke Big Beast New Orleans

THE COMING CONGRESS EXPECTED TO OPEN SHORT SESSION

Washington officials say Senators and House members arrive in advance of Congress opening a week hence. President plans talks with leaders before delivering his message. Speaker Henderson expects little legislation beyond appropriation bills. He believes a constitutional amendment may be the only path on the trust issue.

Washington House of Representatives Washton Congress Henderson

Stanton mine to resume operations after flooding

The Stanton mine of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania has been pumped dry after March floods and will resume work in a few days. The mine employs 700 men and boys and its restart will add 700 tons to daily coal output.

Wilkesbarre Stanton Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co

War ships gathering in the Caribbean fleet

Washington reports the largest American war fleet assembled in the Caribbean Sea. Over 50 ships of war and more than 15 000 sailors and marines prepare for maneuvers seen by diplomats as a show of U S strength and readiness to defend interests in any potential canal plan and to assert dominance in the American Mediterranean region.

Washington Caribbean Sea America

Three Men Die In Fire At Wisconsin Central Docks

Ashland Wisconsin, November 24. A blaze at the Wisconsin Central ore docks killed three men. Others jumped into the bay and were rescued or swam ashore while many workers stranded by flames found safety.

Ashland Wis Wisconsin Central

Locomotive Boiler Exploded in Thompson Pa

One man was killed and seven others seriously injured when a locomotive boiler exploded at Thompson on the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania railroad. John Markovisch of Duquesne, a trainman, was the man injured.

Pittsburg Thompson Monongahela Pennsylvania Railroad John Markovisch Duquesne

Damara Sinks Shamrock Schooner After Collision

The Damara collided with and sank the Shamrock off St Johns while entering port. The Shamrock carried cod fish and its crew were rescued by the Damara. One killed and several injured reported. In Spartanburg a wreck occurred when a train collided with freight cars, with fatalities and injuries.

St. Johns, N. F Damara Halifax Liverpool Shamrock

Stock raising prospects in Mexico report by Vice Consul

The report details profitable stock raising in Chihuahua near the Sierra Madre with rainfall and accessible water. Government wastelands cost 45 cents per hectare with scrip at 20 percent discount. private land sells cash at favorable prices. Grazing land supports one head per 10 to 15 acres. yearling steers fetch about ten dollars gold at El Paso. cattle ranching should yield at least 15 percent.

Mexico Wesche Ciudad Juarez State Department Chihuahua Sierra Madre Mountains Terraras Casas Grandes Mex el Paso Tex

Ping Poodle Takes Chicago Suburban Transit by Storm

A Chicago exchange reports that commuters and suburbanites now play ping poodle, an elaboration of spots. Players mark squares, the last mark loses, and losses are paid in spots worth five cents each. A pensioned railroad man owed $6.40 after a 128 spot game and spent the night with his opponent to dodge arrival-time penalties.

Chicago Exchange

Girdled by Cables Extends Across World Telecommunication

A treasury department report notes 1 750 submarine cables totaling nearly 200 000 miles with over 6 000 000 annual messages. When combined with land lines total telegraph mileage reaches 1 180 000 miles and 400 000 000 yearly messages. Most seas connect, except the Pacific, and landing sites at Hawaii Wake Island Guam and the Philippines enable a trans Pacific cable to run from the United States to Asia with a length less than the France United States link at 3 250 miles.

Treasury Department Pacific Ocean Hawaii Wake Island Guam Philippines United States Asia France

Creamy mishap at Savoy dinner with Duke of Fife

Caterer M Bortsch recalls spilling thick cream down the Duke of Fife’s back during a private Savoy dinner. He steadied the scene with serviettes while the duke continued talking to guests, the incident blamed on a poor valet later.

M. Fortsch Carleton Club London Duke of Fife Edward Savoy M. Bortsch Bortsch Duke Ace

Laurier Warns Against Canada United States Annexation

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, visiting Paris, warns in an interview printed by The Journal that annexation to the United States would erase French Canada. He argues French language and identity require keeping Canada separate and notes no current signs of incorporation. He seeks greater Franco Canadian commerce, proposing a 15 percent tariff cut for Canada and French minimum tariff on Canadian goods, plus subsidy for a Canada France steamship line.

Wilfrid Laurier Paris Canada United States Sir Wilfrid Laurier France Dominion

Peruna Claims Universal Cure For Catarrh

The advertisement asserts catarrh is the same disease wherever found and that Peruna cures it in any location. It invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio for free medical advice, promising prompt and satisfactory results.

H. Stubenvoll Elkhorn Wis St. John'’s Stubenvoll William Germany Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Peruna Hartman Dr. Hartman Startman Sanitarium

Your Daily Trains to Minneapolis via Chicago Northwest Railway

Westbound service from Chicago with multiple daily departures including the North-Western Limited. Electric lighting throughout and dining car service. Fast schedules and luxurious equipment marketed as the most complete in the West. tickets and pamphlets available from agents or W. B. Kniskern, Chicago.

Chicago North - Western Limited W. B. Kniskern Fifth Avenue

Fond Mother Praises Young Sketch Artist In Delight

A mother asks for candid views on her child’s sketches and praises a recent drawing of a horse and cart as remarkably lifelike for such a young artist. The tone mirrors a humorous Punch aside about parental pride in child talent.

Family talk in a 1900s informal quarrel

A Cleveland Leader excerpt shows a tall tale of sibling marriage jokes as a young man asks about an older sister and a parent jokes that the first suitor may win her. The dialogue highlights family dynamics and rural humor of the era.

Ella Cleveland

Prominent Southwest Travel Pamphlets Offered Free

Illustrated pamphlets on Indian Territory Texas Old Mexico and trade routes will be sent free by James Barker Gen's Pass & Ticket Agent at M K and T Ry 520 Wainwright Building St. Louis.

Southwest Indian Territory Texas Old Mexico James Barker Gen’s Pass Agi M. K T. Ry Wainwright Bldg S. Louis

Two Women Registered at Local Hotel

The hotel proprietor asks who registered. The clerk names Mrs. Mary McGinnis and her daughter Miss Meym MacIinees, according to the Philadelphia Press.

Mary, McGinnis Meym Philadelphia Press

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