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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
5
A garbled typographic text fragment recounts a theft and investigation, mentioning a detective and a break in at an establishment. The damaged material hints at a local crime report, with references to an ongoing effort to trace a thief and restore order before the next publication date.
Mrs. Mrunzel describes a long battle with back and groin pain and fatigue. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she feels much better and notes persistent improvement after five boxes. She resumes treatment when symptoms return and reports a quick relief again. A free trial offer is extended by Milburn Co. for delivery nationwide.
A sermon reflects on Mary’s alabaster box, urging balance between aiding the poor and serving Christ. It argues the supreme gift is spiritual salvation over mere charity, noting Jesus said the poor are always with us but the gospel must reach souls beyond physical needs.
In this passage John Wesley speaks of remaining content on journeys despite poor lodgings or rough roads. He vows not to fret, attributing his steadfast cheer to divine grace and a resolve to silence murmuring in others, urging a spirit of gratitude.
A report by Dr. F. Battelli from the University of Geneva explains that high voltage currents above 12,000 volts kill by stopping brain and breathing, while low voltage under 120 volts from head to feet stops the heart. It notes potential heart restoration with rapid artificial respiration and warns of dangers depending on current path, advising one handed work and pushing a victim away with a foot if needed.
A New York Sun report recalls a dramatic scene where troops fired into a marching crowd, leaving the sidewalk empty and bodies scattered. The eyewitness compares Evansville to this prior incident, noting the crowd vanishes as if erased when gunfire erupts.
The twelfth census shows 15 670 farms produced 16 372 330 pounds of dairy cheese in 1899, about 5.5 of all U S cheese. Farmers Bulletin 166 describes simple press methods and steps from aeration to curing for farm cheese making.
The article notes many national styles of clay pipes with diverse designs. Hungarian pipes mix wood stems with clay bowls, English pipes feature molded bowls, and French pieces offer varied shapes from animal heads to patriotic figures. Prices range from four to nineteen cents, with Mephistopheles appearing in white and Miss Liberty among colorful options.
A Prussian criminal statistic lauds North Schleswig as peaceful with low crime, attributing it to educated middle and lower classes and strong Danish family life. The piece notes courteous master servant relations and well behaved Danes seen in theaters and venues, contrasting with London’s 30,000 missing yearly.
Calves three to six weeks old weighing about 100 pounds are most desirable for shipment though under 50 pounds should not be shipped. The body should be opened along its length from neck to tail, head removed but hide kept on, entrails cleaned except kidneys liver lights and heart removed, and air allowed to circulate. Do not wash with water, wait until heat is off, and avoid bagging to prevent taint. Shipping marks via hind leg tag. Also includes notes on pastry tubes, cabbage worm remedies with sawdust salt and cayenne, and transplanting tips for roots in moist soil.
Letters from readers claim Peruna cured catarrh in the bladder and pelvic organs, improving pain and fatigue. Testimonials from James M. Powell and Cyrus Tershivan describe dramatic recoveries after prolonged illness and extensive prior treatment. The ad urges reliance on Peruna and offers further guidance from Dr. Turtman.
Fragmentary text mentions dates and individuals in a domestic or local setting. References to troubles, bills, and cellar threads appear, but most details are illegible, producing a vague snapshot of a community notice or short item.
A garbled excerpt cites The Bible and the Empire State Express with musings on journeys from Dan to Sheba. It references the New York Central line and a suggestion to look up a prophecied passage in the first chapter.
The readable text hints at a U S financial episode with mentions of payments and penalties, references to a president, fraud allegations, and legal figures. It references Chicago and local news outlets like the Chicago Daily News, with scattered names and places.
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