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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
2
In a bustling harbor scene a tall peacock astonishes Temary and Tommie with his gleaming plumage and unusual feet. The visitor strides the stone walk, revealing bright feathers and a tail to match, while the boys react with awe and disbelief at this extraordinary guest aboard.
Herbert Rawlinson, a Brighton England born actor, rises in film after years with stock companies and vaudeville. He is tall and sturdy with blue eyes and curly hair, noted as a strong swimmer and golf champion.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event, names, or places discernible for a usable summary.
The article traces Dorcas from the Greek word for the dark eye and links her to the Aramean Tabitha in Acts. It notes Dorcas as a Christian disciple who cared for the poor and wore coats and garments for them, with a talismanic diamond and symbolic colors and days associated with her.
An extended, error-ridden passage discusses smoking in dim conditions and the struggle to avoid invisible dangers. It reflects on perception, restraint, and memory, detailing weary habits and the urge to quit while questioning personal responsibility.
Mrs. H. Van Buren Moevonicio serves as president of the National Association of Women Printers and Sculptors of America and is among three women chevrons of the National Society of Murat Painters.
A Richmond Times Dispatch note presents two options for a married man. Either rule as boss and risk being hated or yield as servant and face contempt. The item frames domestic life as a binary dilemma.
The article surveys forthcoming fall styles for debutante party gowns, noting longer blouses, leather trims, and Parisian authority. It highlights crepe marocain garments with light tan feather cutouts, leather fastenings, and new leather trimmings on hats, with Chinese influences emerging in gowns and wraps.
The notice credits Rev. P. B. Fitzwater D D as leader of English Bible at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Copyright 1923 Western Newspaper Union.
Devotional lesson outlines Barnabas as a generous encourager and bridge between believers. It follows his role in Antioch, his partnership with Paul, and the spread of the church including alms to Jerusalem. The study emphasizes grace, charity, and the early Christian community.
A brief reflective line frames life as a nursery ground for a larger divine cosmos. The quotation emphasizes spiritual growth and eventual transplantation into God’s vast eternal universe.
A concise reflection on human character citing Ruskin. It contrasts what he sees as weak-mindedness and hard-heartedness with a propensity to love change, framing a moral critique of temperament and attachment.
A terse remark notes that even the devil knows his own faults, as F M Crawford quips about mismanaged pay and hidden obligations. The line implies accountability for unjust compensation and trustworthy conduct in financial dealings.
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