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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1911

Page

3

Trainers Master Fearsome Beasts For Stage Acts

Historic report details Madame Pianka and trainer Bos Stock showing a Numidian lion over a prostrate dummy during a living picture. It covers training methods from pedestal to floor, rose and roll preparations, goose training, and the risks of handling wild animals on stage.

Madame Pranka Posteck Madame Pianka Meadame Pianka Madame Planka Liberty Modau Plankka Dion Treacherua Madame Piana Iossek Mr. Bostock Fay Mr. Bos- Lock Clyde Powers New York Hippodrome Mr. Powers Martin J. Potter New York Doctor Potter Hke Pegasus Ife Bostock Baltimore Bonavita Captain Bonavita The Ark

Disorders of Children Diarrhoea in autumn a health risk

The article explains that diarrhoea is common in children during autumn with high mortality, especially under two years. It links improper feeding to the problem and stresses clean milk preparation, exclusive milk for infants, and careful diet after an attack, including enemas, rest, warm care, and avoid sugar and soothing syrups.

Poisoning From Food Warns Of Contaminated Goods

An article warns of increased illness from contaminated foods as canned meats and vegetables rise in consumption. It cites lax inspection, cheap decay risks, and care measures for warm weather, with basic home treatment and urged physician contact for serious cases. The piece is by W G Chapman.

W. G. Chapman

Stripes Predicted Popular This Spring in Fashion

A fashion note predicts stripes will be worn widely this spring. The trend favors bold lines and versatile pieces likely to appear in wardrobes and shop shelves.

Three Practical Mother’s Costumes Described in Detail

The article outlines three useful outfits a coat and skirt ensemble in pale gray tweed with a double breasted coat, a navy blue serge school dress with a plaited bodice, and a brown cheviot serge coat with stitched plaits and belt. Each design features decorative buttons, collars, and cuffs, emphasizing practicality and style for mothers.

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High yields from intensive fertilizer regime in midwest farming

In a three year rotation the farmer manures heavily and uses fertilizers reaching 500 pounds per acre. One field produced 162 bushels per acre on 237 acres at total costs of 37.72 per acre, while an unfertilized 233 acre field yielded 127 bushels with planting costs of 25.36 per acre. The piece ends noting value of matched draft mares at 1059 dollars each and stallions higher.

Middle West

Wise-where's the man that struck my wife line

Byay bystander dialogue shows Aly Wise seeking the assailant who harmed his wife. He asks where the man is and plans a hostile greeting introducing him to his mother-in-law.

Mr. Wise Aly. Wise

A Spicy Subject at a Literary Dinner

John Lane, a noted editor, quotes on amateurs at a York dinner. He argues amateurs lack discipline and produce stiff material. An editor’s joke about an amateur submitting a cinnamon bear story highlights appetite for spice.

John Lane York Amaitcir

Baby Teethes on the Table Defacing a Mahogany Table

A furniture dealer recalls a puzzling scratch pattern on a mahogany table refinishing that appeared as rows of small indentations around the margin. The owner explains the teeth marks came from a baby chewing around the eyelets, though explaining the event was costly.

Wes

Tuberculosis Echoes in German Disabled Population

A Berlin report by Dr Conrad Bliesalski cites 75 000 cripples in the German empire from a 60 400 000 population. More than 50 000 need proper treatment and 15 percent suffer deformity from tuberculosis of bone and joints, amounting to about 10 100 children in urgent medical need. The doctor calls for seaside sanatoria to aid this group.

Conrad Bliesalski Berlin German Empire Llesalski

Coffee Congestion Linked to Ailments and Health Gain

An elderly Wisconsin reader recounts relief after quitting coffee for Postum, noting fewer headaches heart pains and better digestion. The ad argues coffee harms the liver causes biliousness sallow skin and nervous prostration and promotes Postum as a breakfast beverage with health benefits.

Wiconsiz Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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