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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as fast relief for itching, rashes, and crusted eruptions in infancy and childhood. It claims rest for the child and caregiver, urges use when other remedies fail, and notes availability from druggists with a free Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Co. of Boston.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions silage, manure, storage for rainy seasons, and farm practices. Includes disjointed phrases about preserving food for cattle and pasture, with garbled names and numbers.
A garbled OCR passage cites unnamed figures debating legislative maneuvers at a dinner, mentioning a senator and a wife with a skeptical remark about a lobbyist tonight. The text is highly unreadable with many misspellings and distorted names, offering no clear event or outcome.
The speaker asks why there is rush as a promise to meet a wife at three o clock at the corner. The conversation notes no haste, saying it isn’t four yet and implies patience in timing.
The prize cow at Ivy of Missouri has produced 7888 pounds of milk. Last day of the six months shows 429 pounds production with 4% milk yield. Average daily yield for six months is 93.2 pounds.
Raspberry plants showing crown gall should be dug out and uprooted promptly as there is no effective care, and gardeners are advised to remove affected specimens to prevent spread.
An advertisement claims Resino quickly cures skin injuries and accidents the skin is subject to. The note mentions frequent use by readers and praises its effectiveness, attributed to the Ginthemra family and Castle in Philadelphia.
A wary observer notes a novice criminal who, after years of quiet effort, unexpectedly produces an artificial robber figure. The speech hints at surprise and critique of rapid innovation in criminal methods. The fragment hints at doubt, experimentation, and public reactions.
An old ad touts Murine Eye Remedy for red weak weary watery eyes and granulated eyelids. It claims Murine soothes eye pain with a no sting formula and mentions F and F Salve in 250 tube size. The offer includes free eye books and advice by Mell from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
A garbled notice recounts a misquote involving Louk Ese and three others, accusing them of driving up costs. The text mentions Grosh, Goshen, and Afflicted sectors, with a speaker criticizing a woman who seldom spends and yet spends 850 on a hat, illustrating public discontent.
A garbled dialogue details an elderly woman reprimanding a grandchild during lunch. The child replies with a muttered answer about parental gifts and church mice, producing a confused, nonsensical exchange with inconsistent references.
A report notes Satheens tie Salina in a wild MIVA contest. A local business advertises a buttonless shirt called Thavs ne novelty. A bachelor, long associated with the Satheens, wears the reported garment.
A vintage notice proclaims Petti's Eye Salve restores sight regardless of eye illness or injury, advertised by druggists or Toward Bros. in Buffalo New York.
A concise quotation reflects on fear as a motivator for courage, noting that wanting fear drives fear of lacking courage. The aphorism attributed to Cox frames risk and resolve as a cycle between fear and bravery.
A concise, quotable line reflecting skepticism about assuming constant goodwill from others with a nod to Gladstone as a source or inspiration.
A garbled excerpt from Louisville Courier-Journal humor shows a child asking why weep and a nurse or narrator mishearing a phrase about beer. The text includes scaffolded words and broken quotes, reflecting OCR damage on a midline humor item.
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