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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
3
Across the state readers and farmers clubs have turned to library Democratization and library clubs. Members report increased book lending and club activity, with many communities forming new library groups and expanding access to volumes through special requests and book distributions.
A Federal Labor Federation committee conducting its annual visit to Jeffersonville's prison to assess conditions has not finished its inspection. The panel includes members from Indiana and Ohio, gathering information on prison-made foods and inmate welfare as part of a broader inquiry ordered by Governor Marshall.
An analysis of ancient boulders and landscapes explains how continental ice carved the northern continents. It traces terrain shifts during the Tertiary, glacial advances, and the emergence of giant rocks perched atop mountains, detailing ice ages and the absence of early humans.
Fragmented local brief: notes on a Gary celebration of a daughter, a lawsuit in Indianapolis for injuries from a fall, a coal mine fire damage case near Doon, the Danville to Marion county line road project approval, a coal miner William Chapman death from an industrial accident, rioting convictions in Anderson surrendered on bonds, Lorenna McBriteman withdrawing from a breach of promise suit in South Town, and Frank L Shipe’s marriage to Mrs Metzger.
Columbus reports Hew Wil and Clark will question applicants for marriage ceremonies in a new role of justice of the peace. The state claims unique authority, with Wil and Clark holding the position and approving marriages.
Trustees of the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane appeal to the next legislature for an increase in appropriations from seven to more than seven to expand housing capacity. The aim is to provide an essential ward for patients now unaccommodated due to funding limits.
Albert Bellmaster, 37, killed Viantel Tleindsey, 30, following a quarrel in Bath. Bellmaster, arrested, claims Lindsey fired at the house he stayed in and he shot in self defense.
A paroled prisoner returned to Michigan City after arrest, gave police 25 cents the only money he had, directing officers to give it to his wife in Indianapolis, revealing personal ties and a plea for support.
Jeroy Sample the Bristol marshal was jailed pending securing a handsman to attest his appearance on rioting charges in his home village. Bristol residents opposed a 3500 dollar subsidy to the Kalamazoo Elkhart South Bend traction line and alleged Lamrie led a mob that caused uproar after the election.
The piece lists quirky rights for a British peer from hunting deer in royal parks with notice to foresters to avoiding court contempt for insults to commoners. It notes that a peer may be exempt from stamping letters, their word in witnesses’ boxes may equal an oath, and penalties for others who wrong them vary by court and offense.
The Lancet urges better dental care for English children describing tooth brushing during school hours as ineffective unless done at proper times especially before sleep. It argues a national crusade would improve public health and reduce rejects for defective teeth in the armed services.
Business leaders are urged to subsidize a marathon event. The proposal argues the meet will drive commerce and traffic. The telegraph company is cited as a key potential beneficiary, with messenger services expected to gain spillover demand.
A fragmented quote notes men worried for someone and mentions women aiding in some way. It includes a proverb about a true friend as a link in the chain of life and ends with garbled text. This clipping offers little readable detail beyond general sentiment.
A damaged OCR fragment shows Miellustin Sing accusing another party of misappropriating money while a cryptic reply questions compensation or restitution. The context hints at a local dispute but lacks clear names, dates, or place details.
J Fish and Ela M Fish of Mt. Vernon Kentucky report their daughter, aged about a few months, suffered severe scalp eczema with itching and scaling. after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for five weeks, the child recovered fully with new hair growth. October 12 2995.
A heated exchange unfolds between Mr. Wicker and Doctor Slick over a medical bill. The doctor counters with a $20 surcharge for sterilizing the patient’s system, triggering tensions in a provincial business scene.
A newspaper author promotes a recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion Con-pound Karyon and Syrup of Sarsaparilla to treat rheumatism and kidney issues. The note urges readers to mix doses, consult druggists, and rely on hospital tests supporting its kidney cleansing action.
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