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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
3
The piece describes Erusalens as a sorrowful guardian of memories, perched amid desolate canyons and ruined walls. It contrasts sacred history with present poverty and speaks of ancient promises, sacred sites, and the enduring but fading dignity of a city once revered through empires and faith.
Vivid 19th century tour descriptive of Jerusalem’s sacred sites. The Dome of the Rock atop Mount Moriah stands beside the Mosque of Omar and the Holy Sepulchre, as diverse pilgrims from Jews to Greeks, Russians, Persians and Arabs mingle under a moonlit night.
The text reflects on eternal life as a constant, everyday event rather than a yearly rite. It quotes scripture and asserts growth and resurrection are possible here and now for every person, echoing Dudley’s religious philosophy.
A humorous discussion in the Aranhattan club centers on a bachelor poet and his views on marriage. The late David Greham Phillips is quoted as saying he did not know real happiness until after marriage, sparking a debate on wife support and contentment.
A devotional verse speaks of Easter as a spiritual resurrection within the heart. It urges believers to shed pride and sin, rise anew, and follow the path of Christ, transcending death and night through faith and triumph.
The New York Herald mocks Tokyo fire brigades at Hibiya Park as a farcical display of ineptitude. It notes old practices, the god statue keepsakes, and contends Japan’s fire services fail to steady under real blazes despite war prowess.
Old Ben the Bronx Zoo’s longtime resident bear died at about twenty two years. Dated by Dr W Reed Blair age was a major factor though keepers blame a bear romance breaking up. Clefiy the brown female bear had bonded with Ben then with a younger Abyssinian male. Clefiy’s renewed courtship left Ben listless and he died soon after.
The French government orders sale of aging ships at Toulon including the armored ships Sm å lagenta and Admiral Haudin the cruisers Milan and Pascal and three submarines Lutin Gymnote and Gustave Zede The Lutin sank off Bizerta in 1906 drowning six men and two officers later raised but unrepaired The Gustave Zede and Gymnote are among the fleet’s earliest submarines built 1888 1889 and in service for over twenty years The writer regrets the loss of these historic vessels and notes Gymnote as the first submarine to sail underwater and to torpedo an armored ship.
A photograph captures two young women overheard discussing a playful joke about a long curl. One woman recalls Phil jokingly asking to cut the curl and then snipping it close to her head. She says she was not angry, appreciating the restraint.
A strolling philosopher asks a farmer about happiness and the farmer jokes he has chased more eloping couples than anyone in the area.
A compact description likens life to three dimensions with art and science. It asserts Garfield Tea aids overworked digestive organs and Coobrerts constipation, claiming to cleanse the system and purify the blood.
A brief, witty exchange plays on expectations as a customer asks for the latest thriller and the clerk counters with a less appealing alternative. The dialogue highlights shop banter and humor in a retail setting.
An advertisement from Mermod Saecenrod Co at Broadway and Locust St in St Louis touts wedding rings and gifts with solid prices and high quality. The text promises best values and urges readers to write for their illustrated log to receive the latest offerings.
At Rome with the International Congress on Tuberculosis attendees expected from over thirty national and provincial associations. Nations include the United States Canada Cuba Trinidad England Wales Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Russia Germany Belgium Holland France Switzerland Portugal Italy Greece Bulgaria Austria New Zealand Japan Argentina Brazil Chile Newfoundland and more.
A Young Folks Catholic Weekly piece recounts a cabin boy observing seabirds drink fresh water after rain. Birds travel far to find rain clouds and swallow droplets to sustain themselves during long ocean journeys. The tale cites a New York Tribune account of birds seeking rain to hydrate.
A businessman describes health improvement after changing to Grape Nuts food, noting relief after meals, easier digestion, regained weight, and renewed business vigor. He credits careful self study and Postum Co. endorsement, with a call to read The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
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