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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
2
The Journal notes German admiralty debate on submarine progress while Britain reportedly advances in submarine torpedo boat development with high surface and underwater speed. It claims British engineers solved earlier issues with machinery and explosions, marking a superior naval program.
Dutch astronomer Professor Kapteyn uses latest discoveries from American observatories to estimate 842 million stars. He places 20 400 stars per square degree and asserts total starlight equals 2 284 times that of a first magnitude star, with universe bounds to 32 000 light years.
The article describes farmers facing constant weather risks from wind and storms to drought and heavy rain. It notes insects attack crops from summer to frost and that excessive rain delays harvests while drought harms yields. Farmers endure relentless toil without vacations under constant profit fears.
A Chicago police judge declared that society women who play bridge whist for money stakes are gamblers and vowed to treat female defendants as male gamblers if called to try such cases. The remark could stir controversy and may disrupt bridge circles in the city.
A Chicago man lost no time after being shoved from a moving trolley to discover fifty dollars in the street. The item hints at a broader warning against random passenger expulsions and notes mixed commentary on weather forecasters advising against wild geese and goosebone forecasts. A New York divorce petition claims six years of silence from her husband, suggesting he may never have had a chance to speak.
A Kansas City resident who prayed loudly disrupted neighbors causing tension and rumors of disturbance. Police investigated the scene as residents debated the appropriateness of the vigil.
The passage urges homeowners to install window screens as fly season wanes and swat efforts become less necessary. It stresses practical pest control to keep homes clean and comfortable.
Mrs J E Deal of Kansas City Kansas reports Resinol ointment cleared a four month old babies chafing and bleeding quickly after other remedies failed The note praises Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as effective skin remedies sold widely with sample offers from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore MD
Lace Conly bodice shifts a somber outfit into an evening toilette with a versatile lace garment named Utility. It offers packing economy and accessory variety, transforming wardrobes for week end visits and afternoon tea.
Easte Turner boasts of easy take, while Collector Suremark challenges to hit the bull's-eye. The exchange hints at a dare or contest around skill and nerve among locals.
A vintage guide explains transforming worn Milan or Panama hats into handkerchief bags by flattening brims and adding chiffon, ribbon detailing, and heavy silk crown linings. It also describes a handkerchief bag made from China silk using embroidery rings to form a secure, twistable closing mechanism suitable for dancers.
A detailed description of a three piece skirt and a wrapped seam coat with a large plaid faced collar. Navy straw hat trimmed with ribbon completes the ensemble. Materials listed include 5 yards 46 inch fabric, numerous smaller scraps, silk for facing, and satin for lining.
Nehemiah faced internal foes among wealthy oppressors who squeezed the poor rebuilding the wall in Jerusalem. He refused salary, funded the retinue, and urged restitution of lands and debts. Publicity and personal integrity damaged the corrupt under officers, as Nehemiah completed the wall despite pressure.
Frank McIntyre recalled a story about a friend’s six year old son who was vaccinated for 50 cents. The boy asked his father the next day if anything else could be done to earn more money.
A husband defends his late return by saying he was among the first to leave. His wife challenges the claim, and he promises proof by showing the gold mounted umbrellas he brought home from the evening party.
A dialogue unfolds with a surprised resident asking if the other truly lives in Chicago. The reply confirms residence there and questions the assumption that one must move to New York after earning money.
A short quip notes three versions of math results as a satire on demagoguery and finance. The piece contrasts simple arithmetic with exaggerated figures to critique rhetoric and public discourse. The observed tone mirrors a witty period magazine aside.
A fragment notes Johnny asserts the queen bee Mother is the boss while joking about a presidential bee. It presents light, playful commentary on bee roles and leadership.
A simple project to fashion a compact scissors case from two triangular cardboard pieces plus a small flap. Cover with silk or satin, sew edges, join boards, add a cord around the rim, and secure the flap with a bow or button for a festive useful present.
The passage notes capeskin gloves in autumn tans for day wear and velvet suedes for afternoon and evening outfits. It mentions white, pale tans, biscuit, champagne, pearl gray and creamy yellows as fashionable colors. It emphasizes tailored suits and general work contexts.
The article discusses choices in writing paper finishes such as lawnette and linen, notes domestic preference for lawnette, and highlights colors including Helen pink, fawn, orchid lavender, and Continental buff as fashionable options.
The woman favors cloth gaiters with pumps to avoid high shoes this winter. White gaiters in fashion with pearl gray trims pair with black shoes and various street gowns.
The tendency favors suits with trimmed collars cuffs and reverss and occasional skirt trimming. Many models feature reverses that nearly close in front for cold weather. Some coats have long single revers fastened on the left. Others show shield effect with small standing or turnover collars.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild non-griping remedy for chronic constipation. It claims widespread endorsement by American readers and offers free sample bottles by mail to interested individuals.
A backwoodsman famous in Abra neni Lincoln lore bursts into his cabin with a rifle and fires at an oak near his door. His wife asks what he saw. he claims a wildcat but admits he missed. After a second shot he discovers only a bug on his eyebrow.
A Philadelphia Times item notes a suburban Mothers' club lecture by a famed cooking expert on "Haw tao Cook" that veers into recipes. The speaker begins with cold slaw using a cautioned cabbage. a matron interrupts asking how to gauge a carriage's disposition.
An old Irish customer complains bitterly about watery morning cream. Pat explains the hot weather scorched the pasture leading to feed shortages and even water lilies for the cattle, delivering the line with a rustic, humorous tone.
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