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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
6
A guide for suburban newcomers shows how a twenty five foot frontage can yield greens and reduce grocery bills. It details trenching, bed layout with two long beds and a central path, soil preparation, lime and manure dressings, and strategic plantings including peas runners lettuce onions and beans for continuous harvests with careful watering and no heavy equipment.
A Long Island Railroad proposal cites seventeen acres of pine barrens near the north shore for an experimental fruit and vegetable farm with planned sites on the island's middle and south shores. The piece discusses land value, tax assessments, and railroads promoting settlement and reclamation across regions, noting immigrant labor and primitive farming methods in various areas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a captain and quitting work with a large sum. It references a hotel and massage in a garbled format with several unclear names and places. The passage lacks coherent facts suitable for a full news summary.
A historical note explains that pipe tar is tobacco tar, not nicotine, and burning tobacco destroys nicotine. It states cigarettes carry little nicotine, logs that Turkish and Egyptian tobaccos are nicotine-poor, and argues nicotine poisoning from smoking is unlikely while urging moderation in use.
Patricia Slowe, speaking for Mrs Slowe, notes happiness that Mr Greene’s brother had a pleasant visit with them. Mr Greene agrees the brother is the type who can enjoy himself anywhere and appreciates the easy rapport.
A fragmentary note uses old proverb imagery about a bird in the hand and a bush to suggest caution about overreaching. The quirky line plays with hats and liners to imply value versus risk in a regional saying.
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