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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented column cites a policy penalizing idle men with no visible means of support. It notes that the state may employ the man if he refuses work, while referencing John Wo Cra, a Bloomington registrar, and political figures amid a broad political critique.
A collage of items mentions property disputes in Browns County, law changes affecting schooling in Indiana, and railroad strategy amid the World’s Fair coverage. The piece notes a court division over inherited property, a new district curriculum plan, and industry actions affecting railway lines into Indianapolis.
Rosa Acre, long ill with heart disease, narrowly escaped a deadly bite when a snake coiled around her neck in her bed. Her daughter and Clara Wynatt battled the reptile. it escaped but Wynatt later killed it with a stick, likely saving Mrs Acre’s life. New York barber law tightens hygiene rules for shops and workers.
Sunday ceremony at the bride Gertie Hackler home five miles west of town joined Join Weaver and Miss Gertie Hackler. JW Gridley officiated. guests present. couple to reside at home.
Tas era rous testers describes placing children aged five to thirty in families for care and training. It notes younger ages adapt best, with children becoming part of the family and forming bonds with parents, urging readers to provide a six year old boy or a girl a home.
An old advertisement touts Bucklens Arnica Save as a universal salve for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped skin eruptions and piles. It promises guaranteed cure and is presented as infallible.
It claims facial improvements come from a healthy liver not cosmetics. Green's August Flower purports to purify the blood, relieve constipation and nervousness, and improve sleep, with a bottle priced at 75 cents and a dime trial size.
Thousands of fertile acres in the Red River Valley near Kiowa and Comanche Country Oklahoma, adjoining Red and Pease Rivers, near Vernon Texas. Frisco System rail lines pass the land with special trains from St. Louis and Kansas City. Low round trip rates and favorable shipping, markets, and taxes.
An advertisement claims Boschoe’s Geran Syrup relieves and cures coughs and consumption by using pure tar extracts and soothing agents. It emphasizes rest at night, easier mornings, and a nourishing diet. Bottles cost 25 cents to 7 cents, sold at druggists.
Fifty years of familiarity have built trust in Dr Humphreys preparations praised for curing the sick. The ad lists cures labeled with numbers for various complaints including worms worm fever colic and child diarrhoea. Prices shown at fractions of a dollar indicate broad, affordable appeal.
A Hancock Maryland merchant testifies a cholera and diarrhoea remedy saved a man’s life after a month of bilious dysentery. The product is touted as immediate relief and is available for sale by Z Webster.
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