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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
4
The notice outlines patronage, seating, and price details for a community event at Midway Plates Macison. It mentions steel and tire pool ties, potential cable access, and advances for reservations. It urges readers to sign up on arrival and warns about waiting and disappointment if not enrolled.
The readable lines present garbled phrases about binporiiied hel th and pool their meior ubimerss with references to a "Poets tpi A Rit Sefibe" and a strange line about a card of yer lppeis. Readers see scattered names and unclear connections amid broken sentences.
A preacher argues against treating Sunday as a retreat from daily life. He urges bringing religious practice into Monday through Saturday, equating faith with daily work, honest dealings, and gratitude for ordinary blessings.
A London chronicle extols Lake Trinidad as an inexhaustible wealth source under Queen Victoria. It describes the lake’s vast pitch reserves, its geography near the Venezuelan coast, and the perilous, primitive transport routes through a forested region to a road port. The narrative emphasizes immense potential profits, dangerous voyages, and the lake’s unconventional, spongy asphalt cargo loaded by baskets onto ships amid tropical conditions.
F. H. Bullen advises fruit growers to invest in crate making for home markets detailing inexpensive crate sizes such as 1 quart and 2 quart options. He praises foot-power saws for fast assembly and describes materials from simple boxes to sturdy corner joints and hinges. He stresses crates improve fruit appearance and buyer appeal to boost sales.
A high authority on good roads Prof. Lewis Haupt of Pennsylvania argues for road improvements. He cites savings of labor and cost from better surfaces, noting England’s economy of 100,000,000 unflected annually and Illinois farm haul savings. He asserts improved roads raise farm values and cites European nations building the best roads despite difficulties, including costly Swiss mountain routes.
In American Gardening U. Tyrer notes the sled marker surpasses peg markers. It features adjustable runners via wedges and a long adjustable handle, about fifteen feet, for deep marks. Useful for onion sets as it yields deep impressions to place onions, cover with foil, and set soil.
A Washington Star report recalls sailing vast lonely seas, noting 1240 miles no sail on a Pacific crossing to Peking and a 1850 San Francisco to Panama voyage of 4000 miles in 43 days with no ships sighted. The piece contrasts calms with the ark’s loneliness and mocks modern journalism’s absence aboard.
A Burlington Hawkeye report notes the US government sending many sick veterans to the Hot Springs in South Dakota for treatment. It lists numerous patients with chronic rheumatism heart disease and other ailments showing steady improvement, with several returned home and others progressing as the Bathing at the Catholicon pauses for distance reasons.
Powder comparisons claim Royal Baking Powder remains uniformly strong and pure while other brands lose strength after can opening. Consumers are urged to avoid substitutes for better results and economy. Royal is described as the embodiment of excellence and reliability, ensuring light wholesome food and cost efficiency.
A 19th century account describes Esquimaux hunters using whalebone wrapped in sinew and cemented with blood and grease as a lethal lure. Wolves devour bait and the thawing bone expands inside, delivering a rapid fatal effect within days. The method is paired with rooking baits like meat and blubber.
An article fragment advertises cheap harvest excursions to the north and west from Chicago via the North Western Line. Tickets sell August through October 1883 to multiple states and territories with twenty day return validity and stopovers. Agent contact provided.
Albert Hartley of Hudson North Carolina was sick with pneumonia and his brother had just died from it. He used Boschee's German Syrup and recovered. S. B. Gardiner of Aurora Texas also avoided a pneumonia attack by taking the remedy in time.
A garbled mix of newspaper quips and captions from multiple papers mocks grammar and weather jokes. It parodies readers with stray lines about Washington Washington Star and Philadelphia North America, mixing cartoons and wry observations.
A health claim advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving digestion and cleansing the system without weakening organs. It asserts benefits for colds headaches fevers and constipation while noting it is made by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold in 50c and $1 bottles with the company name on every package.
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