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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
7
A historical note explains making scrapple from hog heads with liver and hearts, corn meal, and spices. It details boiling meat, straining broth, reboiling with meal, then cooking until thick and molding with melted lard for later use.
A brief ad suggests spectacles or eye glasses as ideal gifts for parents. Keck the Jeweler and Optometrist offers fitting services and promises correct lenses. Mutual Tailored Suits by Picketts are advertised with guaranteed satisfaction.
Purveyor M. B. Uirich & Co presents a boxed handkerchief collection ideal as a refined gift item. Accessible in attractive sets, these scarves offer decorative appeal and practical use for gentlemen and ladies alike.
A fragmentary timetable lists Chicago to Terre Haute routes via Terre Haute and towns including Jasonville Linton Beehunter Odon Bedford Simon Terre Jeronv Beahun Elnora Olu Boadfor with various arrival times such as 9:50 p.m. and 7:16 p.m. Several entries note layovers at Odon and scattered times like 10:50 a.m and 6:22 p.m. indicating a damaged or incomplete schedule from the southeastern line.
Rev Ernest Roberis, pastor, outlines services and events for the season. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 00, choir practice Thursday 7 00, preaching at 10 30 and 7 00 Sunday, junior Sunday 2 00, with a message urging giving of self and service over material gifts to reflect the true spirit of Christmas.
Market reports show fins capturing key trading routes while other nations hold Miarkoatg amid efforts to expand export capacity. Australia sees a quadrupling of activity and plans to build about 600000 tons of shipping to support growing shipments.
Church weekly schedule at M.£. church with sermons on Going the Second Mile and Christian Education. Mention of Foorth League and prayer meetings. Followed by a 1916 industrial and trade overview of Japan noting rapid shift from agriculture to manufacturing, rising exports, iron and steel production, shipbuilding, and foreign trade growth, plus potential use of American machinery and changed credit positions. Ends with product imports to Australia and a note to watch Rexall Magazines.
Rev. Graham will preach both morning and evening services this Sunday at 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 morning service 2:30 Junior Endeavor and 7:15 evening service. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Mi Olive Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 00 Rev E M Bowles of Franklin will preach both morning and evening Mrs Richard Correll Mrs Harve Sims and Mrs John Williams visited Burns City yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Garten departs this morning for Fort Houston Texas to spend the winter season.
A critical comparison of gender ideologies in wartime discourse. The piece contrasts American feminism and German masculinism, noting American views as controversial but global, while German male chauvinism is portrayed as harsh and dominating within the Kaiser's empire. It cites Herr Veechting and the Philadelphia Bulletin to illustrate national stereotypes.
A concise reflection contrasts spinister fantasies of Heaven arranged marriages with a married woman’s practical view, noting real-world experience versus idealized notions.
A humorous old saying notes that the average woman reacts to a mouse with the same quickness as to a marriage proposal, highlighting gentle prejudice and timeless stereotype in social humor.
A returned traveler reports Petrograd schoolboys seeking the right to elect their teachers and dismiss those they dislike, illustrating broader liberty excesses. The piece ridicules isolationist and aristocratic attitudes while noting ironic contrasts between merit and wealth.
Residents ponder a long unseen landmass named Qoesel described as large and significant, prompting questions about why it remained unknown for so long and how many people were unaware of its existence.
The Ohio State Journal reports rising profanity levels alongside a surge in golf participation, noting an unusual pairing of increased coarse language with growing leisure golf activity.
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