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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
4
Health officers of Washington city and Davies County report countywide health conditions. Inspections cover schools hotels poultry houses and restaurants with notes on water supply, screened doors, sanitation and cleanliness. The town needs a health ordinance for board consideration soon.
The Transiwe of Madison Township Davies County calls a meeting at Usen on September 3 at 10:00 a m to consider expenditures and levies for 1912. Proposed totals include township expenditures 900 00 with taxes 15 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll, local tuition 5100 00 with 40 cents per hundred and 50 cents per poll, and school tax 1600 00 with 30 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll.
The article explains furious and dumb rabies in dogs with symptoms such as disposition changes, restlessness, wandering, abnormal biting or licking, hoarse voice, paralysis, and drooling. It notes incubation after a bite, wound disinfection, and immediate reporting to health boards. It describes the Pasteur treatment involving fixed virus injections over about 18 to 26 days at Pasteur institutes or by physicians.
Readable fragments show a timetable entry likely listing routes or schedules among Ly Terre Hat, Bedford, Ar Seymour. The text is incomplete and preserves only place names and a generic time table label.
Legal notice states sealed bids will be received at the town office by noon Tuesday for street and alley crossings with specified sidewalk orders. Bids must be filed at price per square foot and work to be completed by a stated deadline. the town reserves the right to reject all bids.
Professor Francke reports from 1100 legs that X legs and O legs describe knock knees and bow legs. Straight legs occur when knees and ankles touch naturally, with X or bow legs indicated by two centimeter gaps. Women tend to stay knock kneed, while civilization links X legs to physical inferiority.
A Philadelphia suburb reports goats with a taste for lingerie terrorizing women. Once fond of tomato cans and wash boilers, the animals now demand delicate muslin and war robes. Residents urge authorities to corral and pen the beasts to end the nuisance.
A fashion note describes ladies wearing monocles with gold rims amid changing trends. The piece notes the rise of facial garnishes like spats and walking sticks and asks what will come next in feminine attire.
A fragment describes a Bra accessory with an insect-like thorax and horizontal arrangement on the wings. The text notes a black color and a feature about half an inch from the tip, mentioning hairy-balls and a curious arrangement.
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