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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
5
An invitation to visit the store to inspect the Alco System garments. The notice promises easy graceful hang true fit cool fabrics and fine workmanship with no pressure to buy. A complete line priced from 12.00 to 18.50 is offered.
The Democrats of the county held their convention in Washington Tuesday to choose a ticket including Mc Williams for clerk Woolison for auditor New Core for treasurer Youlian Pletformaian for treasurer and Geoge Harman for sheriff with coroner Dr O F Lett and Toniel Madden as surveyor. An advisory vote was reported by Hon DL Err Slack and by Lion Cland 2 Bowers on Monday night and Tuesday.
A reception honored John Neiswanger and family of Immer township as they departed for Werdington State. Mrs. Birooard presented gifts and Miss Felon, a Washington High School student, plans to join her parents after the term ends.
The annual oratorical contest at the school Friday night drew a full crowd. Judges placed first Mrs. F F Deval senior, second Miss Renn Dearmin junior, third Miss Ruth Honicker sophomore, fourth Miss Clara Correll freshman. Mr Dyal won first in the overall contest with Conquered Duty to Our Fellow Man, praised for delivery and thought.
The Troward and Mount grocery store, sold to PDearmin and Co., is resold to Bh. W. Gwuartney of Linton. Mr Gowartney plans to relocate the store to Linton next week.
A reader found a bunch of keys and an advertisement seeks to identify and contact the owner to arrange payment or return. The notice urges owners to describe distinguishing marks and prove ownership to reclaim the items.
The article explains how the expression stepping into another’s shoes originated from an ancient Norse custom. A person adopted a prior occupant by wearing a prepared shoe made from a bird’s skin, symbolizing stepping into the former’s identity and duties.
The excerpt recounts Andrew Jackson sparing the Greek chief Weathersford after the Fort Mims massacre. Weathersford pleads for aid for starving women and children, while Jackson contemplates execution if captured. The scene shows tension between Native leaders and frontier settlers amid war.
Fragmented passage discusses chrysanthemum varieties and production, noting shifts in cultivation and trade. Mentions leadership, consumer demand, and economic signals from a broad, uncertain context. References to Europe and United States trade, and values around merchandise totals.
Tenney Hall a community house designed for poorer students to lower living costs. Residents share expenses equally and perform housework to avoid paid servants. The program operates under the college president’s supervision and aims to be nonsocialistic.
A fragmented editorial urges readers to attend church next Sunday. It argues church support funds moral development and criticizes missing worship, stating the church represents God and the work it does.
The program features a song service, Acts 27 scripture lesson read and commented, Daily Bible Study on Consoling Love, Pearl sectiff, and Esther Deir reading. Janet Ward instrumental solo and choral pieces precede the pastor’s talk. Hazel Chinn leads a closing dismissal with all invited.
A historical account describes a freight train delay caused by a sidetrack issue on a railway line. A manager, inexperienced in operations, devises a plan to fix the problem after dialogue among conductors and workers. The solution leads to the line passing trains properly and the incident becoming a cautionary tale.
The text details a giant white shark described as the fiercest, reaching thirty five feet nine inches in length and weight around two hundred pounds. It explains its large head, flat snout, sharp teeth, and powerful jaws capable of swallowing prey in a single bite. The narrative notes the shark’s immense breath and a dramatic encounter witnessed at sea with the animal following a vessel for days and weeks.
The Retort Court recalls Ching Sieeting Johu Aten, famed Methodist preacher and revivalist of the old days. A Boston memory notes his readiness with a quip when his wife teased him about gallantry and buoyancy as they paused by a carriage.
In a Baltimore American item, Binks asks if Smith’s father left him anything. Jinks replies that only debts remained. Binks notes Smith is faring better, while Jinks adds that his inheritance has greatly increased.
A fragmented line from the Kansas City Journal features a discussion on marriage and divorce with a Seneca quote. It reflects moral counsel about self-advice and honor in personal decisions.
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