Shoes for All: Abraham's Ladies and Children's Footwear
Local shop promotes affordable footwear with prices around 2.50 to 390 for ladies and children. Emphasizes quality and standards, urging shoppers to compare before buying.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1902
Page
3
Local shop promotes affordable footwear with prices around 2.50 to 390 for ladies and children. Emphasizes quality and standards, urging shoppers to compare before buying.
Readable fragments describe social visits to Newberry and Elnora, church events and services, and local appointments. Mentions Mrs Waldr, Rev J Node, Rev M S Taylor, J T Ssars, and various residents traveling to Washington Indiana and Pheonix Arizona. Also notes talks, reunions, and community activities around churches and schools.
The notice urges readers in arrears to settle their accounts and thanks paid subscribers. It announces that the photograph studio equipment is ready and will soon operate, inviting customers to visit the store and arrange sessions with Keele, a jeweler and optician, and Crooke, the photographer.
Real estate agents report a busy week with a 2 acre property sale at Creve. The past Saturday saw about 30 people from North Duckotats and Martin vougts area attend a wheat harvest gathering. Local attendees included John Resler Johnson Sam Boyd and many others listing Crooke Forsythe for insurance deeds mortgages and abstracts.
The three day reunion closed yesterday after starting Wednesday. The second day was the banner day for crowds while Thursday and yesterday saw many attendees seeking value for their money. The Ketchem grove on the town’s east side hosted Adon and nearby towns.
The forty second annual session of the Daviess county Teachers Institute met in Washington at the high school. Instructors included Prof S Bell of South Kedly Mass Prof D W Dennis of Richland Ind and Prof R V Black of Chicago with Black heading the music. Readings by Nankakee poet and lectures marked the week as a successful institute.
Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor of den spent Sunday here Wilt and Clarenes returned to Limis Tuesday. W E Keck was here Wednesday from Barns City. Our pedagogues attended County Institute this week. Dawson Ogden and family of the North end visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs John York of Oden visited Mr and Mrs J P Taylor Sunday. Alex Kiltion and family of Martin county visited W T Bechtel Sunday. Joseph Meallen of Paramqu County vision ALM. Stickies this week who went to Dakota Sunday were Moemvin Chester John McCarter Will Wotdem and Aden Iluahb.
Prominent prom night item appears in local schedule with unclear OCR text. The fragment hints at a student event but lacks readable names, dates, or locations. Further legible copy needed for precise card.
A distracted professor, absorbed in a new book, repeatedly collides with a cow and then with the wife of a fellow professor. He mistakes both for animals, prompting comic alarms and a need for campus goodwill to restore harmony.
A fragmentary dialogue between Mrs. Dozzle and Doozle contemplates enduring love as both age and parenthood loom. The excerpt, from San Pranaisen Batletia, hints at affection surviving time.
The fragment hints at York as a defining state linked to futnat and welfare, with references to Tifa and Pete as possible players in the discussion. The text remains incomplete, offering only speculative touches on social condition and governance.
The 17th annual Old Settlers gathering runs Thursday through Saturday with baseball games each afternoon at 2:30. Premiums reward aging locals, outstanding workers, tall and largest individuals, and best declamations. Various sponsors from Loogootee and nearby towns arrange prizes for children, women, and seniors, plus entertainment and a soldier fiddler performance.
An advertisement touts a syrup called Get Green's Special Alurenac as the universal cure for coughs and throat trouble. It promises fast relief, claims widespread availability through pharmacies, and references safety with minimal side effects.
A New York Press excerpt argues that many illnesses arise from improper eating and food scarcity. It claims people should eat only when hungry, not by appetite, and notes fasting improves zones of health while disease persists from lack of food.
The passage notes that a small group would disagree on who is the greatest man or poet. While many may name Julius Caesar as the greatest man, others dispute Cromwell as the greatest Englishman. Shakespeare is often named the greatest poet, though Milton is praised by some. Burns is praised by Charles Mackay as a great poet comparable to David.
The article traces Portsmouth Harbor in England from ancient times used by fighting ships of various powers. It notes the R aging Romans and later Saxons and Normans, and mentions Portus Magnus the Great Tort, with the port gaining importance during Henry II and Richard I's eras as a naval base.
West of Scotland town council acquires a town hall piano and appoints three members to inspect the purchase. A joiner among them notes he may not be a musician but assures the boards are plumb and true.
A Philadelphia Record snippet quotes a witty exchange about aging and speech. A woman is praised for carrying her age well and told she was offensive, then the counter is made that she does not carry it well and should not speak.
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