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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
4
A reflective piece discusses sowing seeds of goodness and divine harvest, urging care for others and prayer. It recalls a Boston child’s remark on mothers and weighs what grace requires to be a good mother, contrasting disciplined and inspired parenting and noting the challenges of different child temperaments.
The nervous child types differ in prospects from philanthropic leaders to misanthropic recluses. Avoid forcing fear with dark rooms and ridicule Thirst for air and proper diet aid development. Wise guidance over coercion prevents physical and moral wreckage and fosters a gentle, affectionate, strong type.
The piece criticizes William Jennings Bryan’s leadership stance within the Democratic Party, arguing his self asserted infallibility risks disunion. It notes his past eloquence and patriotism while warning that his approach has damaged party unity, with calls for a more inclusive stance and policy consistency.
A collection of anecdotes on misguided recruitment and inflated promises from a college president to a manufacturing executive, followed by criticism of tariff policy and a summary of 1894 Indiana Republican gains. Includes railroad timetable fragments and travel offers from Odonto to Eureka Springs and Hot Springs.
The picnic at Epsom Saturday drew a well attended crowd. Joe and Agnes Wade drove to Washington Saturday. Rev. C F Gordon was called to New Middletown Thursday due to his mother’s serious illness. Mrs Eloura Daily wife of assessor John Dailey died at her home in Washington Sunday evening. She leaves a husband and seven children. Miss Agnes Wade visited Bloomfield Sunday. Stella Wade, young daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Wade, is sick with typhoid fever. Chas Wade attended a dance in Montgomery Friday. Miss Rose Smith and Miss Clotilda Hunter visited relatives here Sunday.
Farmers near completion of sowing. Sherman Arms returns from a western trip. Dr. Ridgway of Washington visited Friday. Miss Ethel Istre attended the Vincennes fair Thursday. John Keith and wife of Epsom visited relatives Sunday. John Eads and wife of Elnora visited friends here. Miss Grace McNanna and mother of Indianapolis returned home after a brief visit with Joan Gamble and family.
Senator Hemenway introduced a motion in the house to appropriate 500 000 dollars for prosecutions of trusts and illegal combinations. The move, made shortly before his election to the senate, is noted for its broad potential impact.
The Southern Indiana Railway will sell round trip tickets at one and one third fare, 13 cents, for the Elnora Corn Fair and Stock Show. Tickets are on sale October 45 and 6 with return allowed the day after the date of apie.
An ad from Dr. C. O. Clemmer in CGdon Indiana promotes dentistry services claiming extraction without pain. The copy emphasizes health linked to dental care and urges readers to seek treatment before cold weather.
Hiram Sims trustee gives notice he will be in his office at the Eaglesville post office on Saturday week to transact affairs with all interested persons in the Vin Buren township.
The trustee announces weekly Friday hours for all persons doing business with the Madison township office. The location is the office or around town as needed to attend township business.
A Detroit reader testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills quickly quiet nerves during nervous spells. The ad claims the product relieves headache without habit or stomach upset and contains no opium morphine cocaine chloral ether or chloroform. Pills sold by druggists with a 25 dose 25 cent package and a return guarantee.
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