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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item from The Journal notes a weekly Saturday feature by Panrod and Bennett. The readable bits reference a pattern, subscription pace, and a partial heading, but the full content remains unreadable.
The Franklin city authorities ban leaf burning after 10 pm to reduce smoky air and fever risk. Nearby Princeton Clarion urges charitable help for winter hardships, noting unemployed men may seek aid as cold weather arrives. A New York youth faces assault-related charges, and farmers in Daviess County are advised of upcoming meetings and auctions.
Fragmentary OCR reports a political scramble over party control, with references to Senate and White House tensions, indictments and county jail fines. It notes county meetings, district committee selections, and state central committee reorganizations around January, including a second district convention at Vin Connect.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical page mentions foods like peanuts and peppers, trade notes from the United States and Mexico, remedies including Chamberlain’s Cough Cure, cholera and diarrhoea remedies, and references to drugs and medicines. Contains many garbled phrases and illegible names.
Editor of the Ladies Towne Journal argues young men should resist moving to great centers of population. He suggests smaller towns offer energy, opportunity, and career prospects, warning against dramatic emigration and praising local opportunities and stability.
At Fernhill church in Tacoma Washington a young cow wandered into the pulpit during services causing surprise among worshippers. The animal stood at the lectern while the congregation watched and some attendees sought guidance from a church official.
A patient reports a tonic used at Binge in ra to treat eczema and dermatitis. The letter claims improvement for a boy's kidney and rheumatic symptoms and mentions the remedy's effectiveness in curing various skin ailments.
The advertisement claims Bofes's Honey and Tar can ease symptoms of ailments including coughs and asthma. It promises comfort and aid in early stages, asserting potential relief for those threatened with deadly diseases.
The wife of Leonant Wells of Uast Brimfield, Macs, suffered two days from aneursigia and restless sleep until Aulden the merchant sent Camberlain's Pain Balm. Wells learned she improved within two hours and valued the remedy at £5 if not cheaper. Sold for 50 cents a bottle by W T Dearmin, the druggist.
Travel offer describing a Washington to Mobile Alabama trip with stops along the St Louis line, all points south of HL, including Cairo, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. Extra visits include the Atlanta Exposition with a toll fare and optional Athens area tour. Contact Lyatt or local agents for details.
A group of Galicia women petition Emperor Francis Joseph to allow women to serve. They argue men are drafted and urge creation of a corps of Amazon volunteers with strong arms and practical weapons. The appeal seeks inclusion in military service under royal sanction.
Fragmentary report notes wages for farm laborers at 2.25 to 72.50 dollars weekly. Boys earned 0.27 to 0.75 dollars weekly. Bo hkers paid 2.75 dollars and woodchoppers 1.25 dollars weekly. Context suggests focus on labor market amid drug market activity in Australia.
Statistician Mr Gn reports in Great Britain average annual wages for men stand at 193 dollars while wages for women are cited as Sick figures.
The Pearl Lumber company of Wembeau Ont reports two whistle alarms at its Wem sawmill that can be heard up to 40 miles away, drawing attention in the region and marking the mill’s activity.
A Gowanda merchant showcased a novel automatic security system that uses a grinding brake cord and weighted cables to trigger a store alarm and propel shelves, contents, and displays to the sidewalk in case of theft. The mechanism also releases windows and doors outward to deter intruders, and a false alarm once startled residents with the device in action.
The West Quoddy region in Maine has seen a horn sounded for twenty days and eleven hours within a thirty day period, marking extended performance or alert activity from the noted location.
The League aims to protect American labor by tariff on imports to secure US industrial products from foreign competition. It is membership funded with no individual private profits and supports its publications. The Paris Figaro offered $125 for a 1090 word history of France and many manuscripts were received.
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