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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1895
Page
4
An archaic relic from early Long Island farming life is shown in a Meepy Ole village. The readable fragments describe settler days near New Amsterdam under William the Vesty, with scattered references to levees, local farms, and community scenes in a South Shore village context.
Doctors warn disease germs are everywhere and consume lung tissue in consumption cases. Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites is pitched as a fat-food remedy that strengthens vitality to fight germs, with results depending on early start and careful living. New York.
Rev Dr. Talmage delivers a long Sunday sermon on Abrahams supreme trial of faith and the near sacrifice of Isaac. The narrative covers their meeting at the altar, the bindings, the emotional kiss, and the later messianic parallels with Jesus, ending with reflective moral exhortations.
The article explains a smoothing device to finish soil surfaces for garden crops like tomatoes and potatoes. It describes a lever adjustable smoothing plank with a center steel plate, noting its potential usefulness in farms and home gardens and its demonstration in Practical Farmer.
A rural community essay notes that the move to improve roads will end the annual summer visiting bees among farmers. It argues these gatherings, though chesting with social talk, politics, stories, and camaraderie, also support local life but are being cut as highways advance.
Rural World notes young pigs in orchards should be left unringed and free to root. Old sows gnaw bark and root deeply, creating hog walls and uneven soil. Eating roots may explain bark cravings, a habit hard to break even when well fed.
John Gould argues that butter quality depends on feeding, stable hygiene, clean milk and proper churning. He warns that poor feeding introduces off flavors that only heat can remove, and calls for strict dairying based on proven daily principles.
Lyman Horace Weeks notes in Chautauquan on how Indian carpenters learn from a young age to shape intricate woodwork. The piece praises early instruction and skilled technique while lamenting social change and modern architecture eroding native taste.
A compilation of ominous sci fi style prophecies about the earth sinking into the sea and humanity regressing to plant like intellects. The piece cites the St. Louis Republic and envisions sun cooling and overcrowding until the final era. It shifts to a Bellevue hospital scene where John Flaherty endures amputation with grim composure and humor. A Kentucky tale ends with a farmer offering corn juice as nature's beverage to a thirsty traveler.
The Philadelphia Record recalls Capt. Theodore Julius who recently died. He once served as mate on the Tonawanda, and a total stranger who later owned the same ship told how he arrived penniless to this country aboard it. They agreed the coincidence was strange.
A Chicago to Denver journey via the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad impresses with civility cleanliness and punctual arrival. The reporter notes Burlington Route’s excellence and its service to St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and Kansas City. A servant scene ends with a demand for the previous servant’s address to verify character.
A fragmented 19th century ad fragment praises a venom and an antidote with claims of curing rheumatism and nervousness. It cites Household Words and Lizzie Fenner testimonials, mentions Piso's Cure to Consumption for 20 years, and includes unrelated quips and product references.
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