Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local notice
The readable parts indicate a damaged OCR page with fragmented text mentioning local notices and potential dates. Missing names, places, and actions prevent a clear event or subject.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
6
The readable parts indicate a damaged OCR page with fragmented text mentioning local notices and potential dates. Missing names, places, and actions prevent a clear event or subject.
The note mentions Henry Poindexter on a business trip to Washington and a weekend visit with relatives. Zena Ritter returns home after a week with her grandmother. Various family visits are described with scattered names and places.
Keck, a cis jeweler, and Openete appear in a readable fragment from a Minneapolis notice. The context suggests a local business or community reference with names and a citymark, but the text is incomplete. Further details are not available in the fragment.
Harper's Weekly recounts Brigham Young’s wit in a humorous anecdote about a Welshman with one leg seeking a new leg from the Mormon leader. Young warns of resurrection attributes and eternity, prompting the man to choose between one leg now or three in heaven, choosing contentment here.
A German inventor proposes a substitute material to replace whalebone in ex ceptional applications. The claim suggests durable, lighter alternatives for use in industry.
Railroad timetable fragment shows outbound and return trips on the Terre Haute and Southeastern line between Chicago and Terre Haute with stops including Bedford and Danville. Times reference arrivals and departures around mid afternoon with platform notes and conductor abbreviations.
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