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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
7
The readable text outlines steps for making tiles with Portland cement, including laying out patterns, mixing and forming tiles, cutting circles, applying iron sheets, spreading and pressing layers, and curing. It references tools and materials like galvanized iron, spreaders, and a cement mix, showing an industrial tile production method.
The article argues Plymouth Rocks are hardy, especially the red variety, but face dangers from overfattening and inbreeding in hens. Market men swap stock yearly to keep vigor, while fanciers risk results with poor breeding. Mongrels resist inbreeding longer due to mixed bloodlines, unlike thoroughbreds which fatten quickly.
Newark man touts Resinol Ointment after six months of spreading eczema on his ten year old son. He reports quick relief and calls Resinol a household remedy with accompanying soap and shaving stick. The ad claims Resinol products prevent infection and offer skin care tips with a free booklet from the Resinol Chemical Co.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions ladies, Irrsedis Way, Tari, Megha P, and a hotel or bus setting. The text reads like stray fragments from a city scene with names and places woven through unclear sentences. No clear event or outcome emerges.
A fragment describes a misadventure ending in a near drown or mishap with a beer vat. The speaker notes the trouble and a vague attempt to aid, with a humorous regional tone.
A scanned fragment discusses claims that deafness can be cured and mentions medical conditions and remedies. It references CHENEY & Co and a circular style notice from Iowa, noting a medical assertion and public interest without clear endorsement.
A Japanese man jumped into a crater near Asnine, Shinshu, in a fatal duel of noseshead up. The tragedy was not found until three hours later when documents left by the suicide were picked up near the crater.
An advertisement declares relief from severe pain and urinary issues using Doan’s Widney Pills. A testimonial from Thomas E. West of Terre Haute claims rapid improvement after passing multiple gravel stones and credits the product with a cure. Sold for five cents a box by TFoster Milburn Co.
A brief dialogue contrasts a teacher blaming procrastination as time theft with a scholar noting other time-wasters. The exchange frames a shared concern about efficiency and focus.
A Chicago reader reports a five year old with a severe skin rash cured after multiple applications of Cuticcura ointment from a medical college. The child, once covered in sores, recovered after the third and fourth treatments, now aged twelve or more.
A fragmented exchange praises a young pastor, with observers noting sincere admiration and dismissing pompous speech. The garbled text suggests a deacon recounting remarks made during a church gathering.
A moving picture device inspires a new comic film concept as a man contemplates a marriage proposal. the scene hints at fashion driven public display and the humor of cinematic storytelling.
A damaged OCR snippet suggests an eye irritation remedy called eye salve or salve from the Suffolk area with an unclear brand. It mentions a New York concern and a first name likely tied to a governor, but the fragmentary text is hard to confirm.
A garbled medical note lists remedies and citations with scattered terms like distemp y and measles. The fragment mentions agents, tea, bottles, and a timetable for a card or meeting, with unclear references to names and places.
A concise observation notes how women's roles extend beyond domestic life to global influence, reflecting changing social norms. It highlights education, work, and public presence as expanding domains for women in the modern era.
A woman hands out a lemon pie as Ruffon Wratz-Wen speaks at a community gathering. A speaker, Saymoid Storey, prepares to address the Chantaudquay lecture platform, while Dr. Pierce's Pellets are advertised in the text.
A fragmented note contrasts reformers pursuing gopher shooting with brass bands. It also mentions Lewis' Single Bincer 4c cigar and a dubious claim about its quality compared to Weetgars. The text reflects satirical commentary on deceit and self interest.
Associations for the prevention of tuberculosis have formed in Cuba Porto Rico and Trinidad. Cuba reports over 49900 TB deaths annually with a death rate nearly triple that of the United States. In Porto Rico about 5999 deaths occur yearly among the population. Trinidad reports a TB death rate of 4.75 in Port of Spain in 1909 about three times New York City's rate. Other islands lack campaigns and suffer worse conditions due to unsanitary crowded housing and poor ventilation.
A damaged OCR snippet offers no clear event or entities. readable words mention Spice Dove and names unclear. No coherent action or outcome can be determined for a concise newspaper card.
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