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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
1
Local newspaper lists subscription rates and mailing details for Otterbem Otosiaga edition. Offers yearly and half year options with prices and post office handling noted.
Local briefs report Bartley Connelly predicting rain, a Republican paper switch, and Rev Kelly's drunken outburst leading to his departure. Also listed are party hints, a Fowler school board note, a transportation excursion to Lafayette, and regional travel offers with dates and agents.
Involves Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren groups with preaching on Sundays and every other Sunday, Sabbath School, Epworth League, prayer meetings, and various monthly meetings at multiple venues. Includes Beulah Chapter and Masonic functions with dates toward year end and officers named.
Real estate firms Hitch and Woody advertise numerous Indiana farms and plots with acreages from 5 to 990, distances from towns like Yeddo and Kingman, soil types, improvements, and prices from 25 to 75 per acre. The ad promotes loans at 5 to 6 percent and notes a North Park South Fountain Counties reach with gravel roads and a telephone system.
Richard Sartin of Insiana hires Colin A. Smith for personal injury claims after a car door was struck by John Smith. Boswell parties and Sartin’s attorneys are listed. A Wednesday blaze at Ovfaes bara Gilar caused the house barn and white cornstocks to burn, hogs and horses likely spared. Planes hay and oats valued around 1000 dollars. insurance noted. The notice closes with a reflective op-ed about long-time subscribers and newspaper duties.
A短 fragment from the Chicago Racord-Herald reflects on universal sorrow through ironic images of physical decline and longing. The poem frames body and fortune as unstable, with a childless man, a seven-boys father, and a thin man all contending with loss and ache.
The article discusses growing sunflowers in corn belts as potentially profitable based on location and market access. Oil from seed is the main value, with table use similar to olive oil. Cake byproduct serves as rich nitrogen stock feed and leaves offer limited fodder. Seed sales to flaxseed merchants occur in large cities. Cultivation mirrors ordinary Indian corn with deep, fertile soil and good plant nutrition.
A Panama Colombia physician reports curing a 16 year old girl of a severe dysentery using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After eight hours improvement followed by three days to stand and one week to full recovery, the treatment proved highly effective. Sold by L Spencer.
In Sadteville Kentucky Mrs S P Whitaker long suffered chronic bronchial trouble. Her husband credits Dr King's New Discovery for a complete cure. He also reports their granddaughter recovered from a severe whooping cough. The ad promotes cures for coughs colds influenza bronchitis and all throat and lung issues with guaranteed bottles and free trials.
The ad claims Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin offers fast digestion aid, comparing an ounce to a three weeks’ vacation. It notes availability at Burns’ Drug Store and urges readers to try it.
A list of multiple farms offered for sale including No 1 near Kingman with 140 acres and damaged outbuildings, No 2 200 acres east of Coates stations with coal underlay claims, and several others with varying acreages, houses, barns, and water features. Prices quoted per acre or overall, with terms and locations around nearby towns.
An old newspaper fragment parodies a drug ad boasting a remedy “as good as Rocky Mountain Tea.” It mentions a political year and Mark Hanna’s potential help for corn, then touts Minute Cough Cure as a safe instant relief for coughs. The text closes with a poetic line about a lace-edged band and wrecked marriages.
An assortment of patent medicine claims promotes Banner Salve and De Witts Little Early Risers with testimonials for wounds and digestion. A Kansas ice trust critique, a populist remark, Foley's Kidney Cure praised, and a breach of promise era joke about marriage prospects appear in this mosaic of 19th century ad copy and social notes.
A string of advertisements touts Dr King New Life Pills and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with claims of liver purification and permanent relief from indigestion. Also promoted is Bucklin Armen Salve for facial sores and Chamberlain's Cholera Infantum Remedy praised for a child's rapid recovery. L Burns sells these products locally.
A saying notes people swap an unwanted burden for a hoped for payoff. The idea implies willingness to negotiate personal satisfaction against consequences, acknowledging that choices often balance cost and reward.
A quirky note discusses manners opening doors yet the weather plays tricks with the thermometer. It alternates between playful phrases and weather imagery, suggesting courtesy and climate influence daily encounters.
Oscar Duchan of Lebanon Kentucky praises Foley's Kidney Cure claiming a permanent cure for kidney disease. A reader from Beirne Arkansas endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation. Other notes criticize New York judges' high pay and long dockets, and discuss St Louis exposition plans without the Midway feature.
Mrs. O B Dalton of Danville reports her children were saved from whooping cough by Paley s Honey and Tar, a small bottle curing the cough and avoiding a physician.
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