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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
9
The Times Feature lauds visitors for courteous conduct during the national convention in New Orleans. The piece praises hospitality shown to delegates and notes pride in hosting the gathering and its participants.
Kate Barrett of Virginia prominent as state DAR regent and Legion Auxiliary leader. Her son Maj. Cheodes Parrett served as chief of staff to General Neville and helped create a relief map of Chateau Thierry now exhibited in the National Museum rotunda in Washington.
A note on helium’s limited role in airship propulsion and buoyancy, stating its non explosive nature and its small proportion in the air you breathe, estimated around one part per 185,000.
Mrs. Joseph o L. Fischer served as chairman at the national convention in New Orleans and declined a high office. She led the activities of many local leaders and coordinated efforts with Washington officials to support auxiliary programs.
James Murphy of Iowa was appointed chairman of the newly formed athletic commission by Legion figure Bianford MacNider after the national executive committee authorized the body. Murphy, a former University of Iowa captain, served as a WWI captain overseas and was noted as a versatile athlete in 1920s era coverage.
A farm owner explains his ventures after purchasing an abandoned property. He sold quarry rights to one group, leased surface use for a new golf course, and plans to lease air rights to a wireless company, claiming solid returns from intensive farming.
Mine Tack went to see me the other night and I kept remarking on his reputation as a devil with ladies. He sat quietly, denied the gossip, and behaved like a perfect gentleman despite the rumors.
Fragmentary notes reveal Grace-Mabel asking about Merrie and a boy named Tow, while Ciliem reports he talks in his sleep and Cowen finds it interesting, set against unclear Duratsail in a unnamed time.
Fragmentary notes describe a religious gathering with references to communion and legality. Text mentions a second service and long minutes spent in a hero's presence, with unclear location and participants.
A humorous exchange shows a salesman offering a smoking jacket in half wool while a customer jokes about asbestos and her husband learning to roll his own cigarettes.
A playful line urges poets to sing ditties about their favored omen while a man whistles and adjusts a titre. The passage blends topically ambiguous imagery with an idiosyncratic phrase likely reflecting literary whimsy.
The text notes many invitations to home parties for a woman regarded as homely, with every girl wanting her to spend a week or two at their place. It reflects social expectations and informal hospitality dynamics.
A terse exchange arises as one person asks why another avoids Finbdub. The other party responds that he asked about his well being and expects attentive listening to details.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a barerest and social aims with garbled phrases. It references Pave and a plan to do Tem socially, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable entities or concrete actions.
Fragmentary notes discuss legal counsel and dean statements regarding a law case. The text references a student, consequences, and alleged procedural concerns. Names, dates, or places are not clearly readable.
A fragmented quote from Dartmouth Jack o Lantern notes a producer assigning six months of hard work to chorus performers. The piece hints at long training and growing aversion to clothing as the period ends.
A brief dialogue captures Goslin asking Gazzam for thoughts as he admits only five minutes remain to Sprre. Gazzam responds with a request to be told all within the time window.
A county commissioner questions a candidate about experience for the role. Mr Longsaffer replies that since marriage he has operated a small poorhouse for the benefit of his wife's relatives.
Excerpt shows a sharp exchange where a daughter questions a suitor and a father questions his expectations. The dialogue hints at family pressure and generational views on marriage and living arrangements.
A collection of jumbled phrases and misheard lines suggests confusion over rights and politics. The text features satirical asides on public taste, culture, and modern issues, with scattered names and fragments showing a noisy, uncertain discourse.
Readable fragments discuss crop prospects, prices, and demand in Arabian costs. Mentions large beef figures and speed of export measures. Consul MEP and Aden force are noted as context for price levels and production sufficiency.
Fragmentary notes describe a young person and radical politics in a school setting. It mentions a performer or organizer connected to the topic and an academy audience, with unclear references to a person named Cavedune and general commentary on influence.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Taleum Powder as an antiseptic and economical all-in-one beauty product for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims a fascination scent and that it renders other perfumes unnecessary as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment.
Paris will see two airphines scrawling advertisements across the sky for hero cars, face le vins, tooth powder, and other goods. The craft use ink produced by a brack stroke tech and are described as fast and highly maneuverable.
Vintage ad encourages shoppers to tell grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing and promises lasting results from consistent use.
Advertisement notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with proper directions in unbroken packages. Tandy boxes of reve tablets cost a few cents. Druxz gists sell bottles of 24 and 10. Aspencin is Bayer’s trademark for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid. Also mentions stray dog and a yard incident and a tramp in the tale.
A garbled OCR passage presents no coherent event or identifiable subjects. It lacks usable dates places organizations or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragment portrays a physician urging rest and silence to cure a threat, while a patient objects. A mock dialogue follows with remarks on oratory and politics. Senator Soarghain notes many great orators exist but prefer lecterns over political discourse.
A humorous quip contrasts fear with bravado as a man reaches for his hip pocket and another suggests preferring a shot from a gun over a bottle in a comical exchange.
Chicago readers hear how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped Mrs Adirth Tomsheck recover after childbirth and regain health. The ad notes doctors often recommend the tonic for nervous run down women and urges trials for ailments specific to women.
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