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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
8
Local residents make trips to Terre Haute Indianapolis Bedford and Vincennes while others advertise for sale and services. Dry stove wood rye seed cabbage apple products and cider are offered. Cider making at the mill near the depot resumes weekly on Thursdays.
The Rev. T A Garriott of the First United Brethren church will travel to New Albany for the eighty seventh annual Indiana conference meeting from August 25 to 30. The local church requests his return, noting the church has prospered and affairs are in excellent order.
In 1872 real estate agent John W. Beaumont offered 10 000 young maple trees to Macon Missouri in lieu of back taxes totaling 116 dollars. The city council accepted, an arbor day was proclaimed, and residents planted and cared for the trees. Within a year streets were densely shaded, transforming the town’s appearance.
The piece critiques a class belief that modern women must be irrational or stupid to be thorough homemakers. It contrasts such views with the idea that today’s housekeeping demands mental skill and discipline, challenging the stereotype.
London Opinion notes the city’s appeal can drive residents to flee when hope and spirit break. The column contrasts the lure of London with the urge to leave after disillusionment, likening city life to a bugle sound that echoes like a war horse.
The Hatburg congress efforts to use the experience of the blind are infinitely praiseworthy, as noted by Le Petit Parisien, stressing their quiet, nonconfrontational nature and value to society.
A reflective aside argues that success requires effort while many seek shortcuts. A newborn baby is used to illustrate the inherent trouble of existence and missteps in being born. A cozy corner is described as a place to sweep away dirt.
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