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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
2
Governor Durbin designates September 15 as Indiana Day at the St Louis Exposition. Eloora’s Whiswan of agriculture pushes state display and a $400 appropriation is cited. Local items include a new patent harrow by Thomas Waggoner and a crossing project by the B&O W railroad.
A Shoals Republican clipping describes Ladoga Indiana farmers planting tomatoes for a canning plant. Farmers use hotbeds and furrows, cultivate four foot rows, cover plants with dirt, and fertilize lightly to boost tomato yield. Some growers reportedly earn about 80 per acre for the season.
Birth announced for a son of Mr and Mrs Elisha Statile. John Giralin and Barbara seen at Odoo Monday. Water listed as a visible object Sunday. Quarterly meeting held at the M E church Sunday and Monday. Everet Smiley ill with typhoid fever the third case in the family. Mr and Mrs Ed Hixon guests of Janes Cunningham Friday. Mrs Magaret Fauving returned to Corning Monday after visiting relatives here. B R Walters to be in town Oct 31 with a show of comedies and music. Rev J F Stanton pastor at St Josephs Bramble ill. H F Casey of Casey Hros on trip to Indianapolis. met brother F E Casey at Ewart Mfg Co. Mesdames Mary Vaughn and Julia Kinneman returned to Puxide, Mo, Thursday after visiting here.
John K McCarter sold his interest in the store to A Jolin and Jos Callahan. All parties owing a debt or note are requested to call at once at A dali Co. If you know of any news inform the editor or any bane connected with the paper.
A Daily Herald note expresses genuine regret over Pastor J. T. Hobson leaving Washington for Odon to assume a pastorate. Hobson, welcomed for his church work and even temperament, has served Washington three times in various clerical roles and will lead a strong Odon district charge.
Armonk resident reports her daughter nearly suffered a total attack of whooping cough and throat bites but survived using Dr Ring's New Discovery. Quermeres, once with advanced consumption, also recovered with this medicine. Desperate throat and lung issues respond to the remedy regarded infallible for coughs and colds. Ro Webster markets bottles for 50 cents and a dollar. free samples offered.
S LeQuinn of Cavendish VI reports chronic constipation breached his health but Dr Kings New Life Pills arrested the trouble and cured him. Pills guaranteed to cure priced 25 cents at Z Webster's Drug Store. The ad ends with a note about money lost from the top of a man’s pocket.
The notice states 30 school teachers are wanted in the Philippines and an examination will be held in Washington on October 19 and 20 for the positions. Salaries are $1,200 for 25 posts, $1,000 for 70 posts, and $900 for 55 posts with promotion opportunities. Applications or inquiries should be directed to W B Allen in Washington Indiana.
Prison Sunday will be observed on October 25 with Indiana ministers discussing criminal treatment and crime prevention. The Board of State Charities provides a pamphlet for ministers highlighting education as key to crime prevention and citizen responsibility for laws and their enforcement. The note mentions a separate testimonial about Chamberlin's Pain Bala and a brief ad line from Z. Webster.
Fragmentary reminiscences quote John Wesley and a quip about repetition. The text urges Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention, mentions Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, and notes peanuts at Gwartney’s. An editor’s weary reply closes the fragment.
The ad claims dyspepsia and indigestion affect workers more than the wealthy and promotes Green's August Flower as a standard remedy for over thirty five years. It promises torpid liver relief, appetite improvement, and energized health with trial bottles available at druggists.
The article argues climate alone does not cure consumption and promotes German Syrup as an at home aid. It claims morning expectoration, better sleep, and reduced night sweats result from liberal, regular use. It notes warmer clinics help many consumptives regain strength and urges trial bottles at 25 cents and regular size at druggists.
Holley Bros. of Long Branch Missouri report a younger brother recovered from persistent indigestion after using Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tablets and gaining forty pounds in thirty days. Available from Z Webster.
An advertising notice offers Hum phreys Witch Hazel Oil as a permanent cure for piles hemorrhoids external internal and related symptoms. It promises immediate relief and certain cure with three sizes priced 25c 50c and 1.00, sold by Druccisis or prepaid by Kemphreys Medicine Co New York.
An old advertisement claims Lukatve Bromo Quinine Fabrits can cure a cold in one day with a druggist refund if it fails. The box bears the signature of El W. Groves.
Fragmentary text shows a rebuke over a misaddressed letter in Devil's Lake North Dakota. A dead man is referenced and questions arise about the sender’s relation to him. The garbled lines hint at moral admonition and a critique of a person’s life choices.
A Wake reader recalls twelve years of Yellow Jaundice relief from Electric Bitters after尝试多种药物无效。广告称该药治疗消化与 debility 并增强体力。英法院判决与产品广告混杂，文本含混。
Advertisement touts Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 as a long used remedy for vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes. Sold at $1 per vial or $5 for a special package, with prepaid shipping from Humphreys Medical Co. William 61 Jobs Sts, Wt Y.
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