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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
4
Fragments describe Edgary and Stacker in a terse exchange about luck and dealing. References to Lard, GPL TOA and U3 A Chicago appear as stray terms. The piece notes metal boxes and stamped items, warning readers to beware of imitations.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a character complaining about being sick of fans and seamanship, then a sly remark asking why not marry, revealing tense social exchange.
Testimonial tale from Mrs Johnson praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. Letters from Monclova Ohio describe prior illness and recovery, with claims of cures, backed by a $6000 reward for verification.
Dr. Talmage extols the safeguarding power of the church as a hiding place for royal souls like Joash. He recalls Jehosheba’s daring rescue, warns against Athaliah’s slaughter, and urges believers to seek sanctuary in the church, supporting virtue, faith, and shelter from life’s trials.
The article notes James Ruthor Henry choosing to live near Bestos in his homeland. It highlights a move back to his native land and reflects on his personal decision to reside close to family and roots.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote describes a young man who sneaks into his home at dawn to raid the jelly cupboard. Finding the locked larder keyless, he descends to the cellar and mistakes soft soap for jelly, tasting a disappointing breakfast miscue.
A Japanese embassy visited Paris during the 1867 exhibition to trade three free ports for three in Japan. Japan first named Yokohama, Edo, and Hang Yang, then sought Havre Marseilles and Southampton. French officials balked at Southampton as a British port, but the clever retort revealed Haheyang was in Korea.
An old advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters treats dyspepsia and biliousness, prevents malaria fevers and ague, and provides general digestive relief. The copy highlights health benefits for stomach upset and associated ailments.
A Boston transcript shows a casual exchange about caring for a baby. Jones-Come asks Smith-Possibly if he swears when tending the crying infant. The fragment captures colloquial dialogue with implied parental duties.
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and urging prescriptions from reputable doctors. Describes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. Includes price 75 cents and endorsement of Hall's Family Pills.
An applicant quotes willingness to work while the Somerrvilla Journal notes a stern merchant remark. The exchange features a demand to close the door behind the departing job seeker.
Mrs. Anna E V Bartley of Cincinnati Ohio writes that after extensive medical efforts including eye doctors and leeches she found relief with a Lotion product. She says she has been well for over five years and urges others to obtain a sample by sending to Solon Palmer New York if not carried by their druggist.
A fragment from Stray Stories presents a lover’s anxious plea as she questions Adolf about fidelity while he travels the world. She demands letters and assurances of love, wary of possible insincerity or merely collecting foreign postage stamps.
Listing available openings along the Chicago Great Western line across Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Missouri. Includes Blacksmiths Doctors Dressmakers Furniture Grain and Live Stock Buyers General Merchandise Hardware Harness Tailors Cold Storage Creameries and Canning Factories. Address W J Reed Industrial Agent C G W Ry St PaulMinn Endicott Block Gi Endicott Blk posted.
A doctor notes the death due to heart failure while a brutal skeptic asks what caused the heart to fail. The exchange appears in the Chicago Post reflecting on misinterpretation and inquiry into medical causes.
The item described as Gnove's TasTuLess Cut is promoted as an iron based tasteless remedy. A reader conflict fragment follows with a quoted exchange and a brief jab at bravado.
A collection of vintage ad slogans and testimonials from 1900 era papers. Includes claims for Laxative Bromo Quinine to cure colds in a day and Frisvam dyes for superior color, plus brief quips and a Mississippi mining-era note on fashion and popularity.
A brief exchange quotes Mr Oldham-Oh saying he holds his own in business while Mrs Oldham pushes him to expand and control others' share. The Richmond Dispatch note reflects on entrepreneurial ambition and competition.
A collage of vintage quips and jokes from Chicago Chronicle Detroit Journal Spare Moments and other papers. Humor ranges from laundry lore to moral puns and light banter about business fathers and belated warnings.
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