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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1888
Page
4
A collection of remarks on dairy practices and milk quality stressing freshness and proper handling. It contrasts first and second class production, warns against mixing chilled and fresh milk, and highlights milker skill as key to profitability.
Dairy Word urges dairymen to provide warm, windproof shelters for cows as nights grow frosty and wet. It notes cows’ weakened resistance after hot weather and heavy feeding, risking milk shrinkage if unsheltered. Waste-ilk is also noted as a nonconductive pipe covering.
A religious meditation stresses Christianity as action not prohibition, urging patient prayer and perseverance. It argues daily conduct shapes future civilization, condemns selfishness, and calls for unity despite faults, quoting a 19th century cadence and referencing life as a brief test of virtue.
A fragmented item warns Tesey about an epee event labeled Tie aed a aPl pew Poca Teittias, with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a notice or alert concerning a fencing competition or related schedule.
A snapshot of wholesale commodity levels across many markets. Wheat and corn values show No 2 and mixed grades, with oats and oats mixed reported in several hubs. Hog and pork markets indicate mess and lard bids, while flour and grain terms vary by region. Indiana and Louisville notes reflect regional price activity.
Indiana doctor identifies a common weed as a valuable bowel remedy with hot-water infusion. The piece contrasts modern machinery with simple folk cures once trusted by grandmothers and warns against overreliance on elaborate preparations while praising enduring herbal traditions.
Fragmentary notes show an old timetable mentioning a Chicago to Denver Express route via Douven and Bluffs with arrivals in Chicago and connections. References to Clark, Canal, and various station terms appear with scattered city names and incomplete times.
An 1860s Albany column highlights Ariicock's Porous Plasters for coughs and pains with a testimonial from James W. Harstop and references to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters aiding digestion and longevity. It also notes Brocin's Bronchial Troches claimed to aid bronchial and pulmonary ailments amid dated commercial blurbs.
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