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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
4
A Philadelphia era item recounts Admiral Dewey noting a Chinese newspaper story about a Yankee invention. The tale describes a hen nesting device with a spring trap that drops eggs into a subterranean chamber, fooling the hen into laying repeatedly as the egg vanishes.
Fate Texas Sept 21 A local notice extols a new remedy Dodd s Kidney Pill as a cure for kidney trouble after trials in many cases Henry Vaughan Rural Route Fate says he suffered over 38 months before using the pill and reports marked improvement and cure Also mentions a distracted wedding tale and unrelated family bits in the same item.
Eugene E. Lario of Denver reports a kidney ailment improved by Doan Kidney Pills. He promotes a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, with nationwide mailing and 60 cent per bottle price noted to readers.
A Chicago Sunday sermon compares the builders of two houses to illustrate faith. One foundation on rock Christ Jesus endures life’s storms while the other on sand collapses, perilously threatening the soul beyond the grave.
The passage extols gentleness and silence as divine and universal virtues guiding duty and conscience. It contrasts violence with a still small voice of wisdom, citing a biblical refrain about God not in wind fire or earthquake but in quiet resolve. It attributes the force of conscience to Sneh guiding calm determination.
Dr. Henry van Dyke remarks that the English Bible long predated its status as a literary classic and has colored daily life from households to streets. He says its phrases permeate literature, education, and speech, ensuring a shared language that science jargon cannot erase.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Papua Island residents are gradually losing leg use, suggesting it may reflect a rest cure retreat for the American telegraph messenger boy.
A London soapmaker presses for another opportunity to compete for the cup in yacht races. The piece notes Sandy Hook as an effective advertising medium and highlights recognition by the Chicago Tribune as appropriate.
Prairie Farmer explains when artificial outlets are needed to remove surplus water on slopes with fine clay soils or porous overlays. It describes cases with sand outcrops, layering effects, and common mistakes like placing tile too far down slope. recommends positioning tile along the bottom of the sand stratum to intercept water.
The article urges farmers to improve farm homes with trees shrubs and a shady lawn. It argues neat fences paint and architectural touches matter less than surrounding beauty, noting pleasant exteriors signal peace and contentment and reflect a happy home life.
The text advises using fallen apples for pigs or disposing to deter insects. It claims cows cause milk loss as they roam to gather fruit. Dairymen say apples boost milk if rationed but excess harms. Apples should not be in regular pasture and cattle should wait until after harvest for orchard access.
Fragmentary remarks question how many farmers read and understand the doctrine of rotation of crops. The text asks whether farmers practice crop rotation in any form and seeks to probe the level of intelligent adoption of this agricultural principle.
The itinerary of the Kaiser shows 62 journeys totaling 24 000 miles over the last year. Queen Wilhelmina guards a private journal with sketches. Bulgaria's Prince Ferdinand clings to a belief tied to a prized horse. German prince Zu Hohenlohe-Oehringen turns merchant with a $75 000 oil road dusting venture. Edward VII impresses with fluent French at Loubet dinner, then speaks French flawlessly and in his own tongue without notes.
In Russia there are 195 Baptist churches with 22 244 members and 1 254 additions by baptism last year. Phoebe Ann Gifford, world’s oldest recorded Friends minister, marks her 100th birthday in Providence R I. Rev Father John Chidwick resigns as Columbia ship chaplain and may take a parish in New York. Francis D McShane, Dominican, signs to Yale for BA studies in 1904 as first priest with parish ties to enroll there.
The Gladstone memorial for Edinburgh designed by Mr. Pittenfrigh MacGillivray has committee approval and work will start shortly. Dr Milo Rey Maltbie of New York’s municipal art commission will spend July and August in Europe on municipal business and to visit elites and collect maps and plans. Mrs Cadwallader Guild holds a $3,000 presidential commission and two of her groups adorn the Berlin post office facade. William F Hinshaw, a former Indiana murderer now in Michigan City prison, has produced notable paintings including a prison bird’s eye view.
A parade of high profile supporters from the U S Navy diplomatic corps and Congress endorse Peruna for catarrh. Commodore Somerville Nicholson and Dr W G Hunter join S Nicholson and G R Brown in letters praising Peruna s curative effects and urging its use. The piece notes growing acceptance of proprietary remedies and invites readers to seek Dr Hartman s free advice if results are not prompt.
The Berlin Daily Zeitung reports a perfected automotive airbrake and notes the success of city automobile fire engines. Santos-Dumont says he may need to trial a ten passenger balcony with baggage instead of people.
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