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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
A testimonial from Miss Elizabeth Caine and Miss Evizanery Carne promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual irregularities and general female ills. The ad claims renewed health and invites young women to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A humorous anecdote recalls a college president who capsized his yacht on the River Thames. He accepted a student’s hat after joking that it mattered little since the student had no hair. The moment drew laughter from the onlookers and highlighted lighthearted college life.
A playful家庭 exchange from the Boston Transcript features a father noting how Horace has changed since infancy and a mother remarking on the idea. The father adds that as a baby Horace kept him awake, illustrating a humorous family moment.
A brief feature notes that certain music has charms potent enough to drive a savage to drink, reflecting a turn of phrase from the Chicago Daily News.
The Muer Mariposa arrived San Francisco from Tahiti a day early as Oceanic Steamship tests oil burning. Lieut. W J Wendell of the navy praises fuel success. the voyage used two boilers with no hitches and reports cleaner, quicker travel. Observers foresee widespread oil burning and coal abandonment in commercial fleets. J S Grundell notes favorable verdict after watching the system on sea voyage.
At Bond and Fulton streets in Brooklyn, Mrs. J Paterson Colling and Mrs. Theresa Britton clash with oversized signs turned at right angles to the storefronts. A mistaken shop identity sparked the feud, prompting neighbors to seek court relief as each side hires painters to outdo the other.
A Princeton graduate buys peaches and discovers a note rolled inside the pit. The note, from Miss Caroline Hunt of Kingston New Jersey, asks a single man to write back about the taste and hints at romance. Montgomery has not replied yet.
A 1902 Home missions piece reflects on home coming and Rally Day as Paul and Barnabas reunite with the Antioch church. It highlights renewed zeal, the gathering to recount God’s works, and the call to engage church and Sunday school anew after the vacation season.
A sermon urges church workers to seek speakers with genuine spiritual experience, not mere eloquence, for Rally Day. It compares Paul and Barnabas's return to Antioch with modern homecomings, stressing mission calls, seasonal absence, and reports focused on God’s deeds rather than personal achievement.
One of England's more peculiar dignitaries, Lord Normanby, lives in a castle and, while serving his ecclesiastical duties, also operates a school. The arrangement blends parish responsibilities with educational oversight in a single residence.
Sufferers from asthma hay fever or bronchitis are offered free sample packages of Dr R Schiffmanns Asthma Cure. Immediate relief and cures claimed with no waiting for results. Samples available through druggists or by mail to Box 814 St Paul Minn with 2 cent postage.
A southern Missouri editor comments in a recent obituary notice with a quip about a pale horse and riding home. The remark echoes a literary device and reflects regional newspaper tone in the clipping.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee for curing colds. It includes a 1900 sample testimonial from Mrs Robbins in Maple Street Norwich New York. A separate comic exchange questions why a chop house needs an ax.
A 12 year old girl claims she recovered from catarrh after Peruna was given by a mother. The ad cites long testing of Peruna in acute and chronic catarrh, calls it the catarrh remedy of the age, and offers a free book by Dr. Hartman. Readers are invited to write for personalized medical advice.
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