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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
6
An informal ad promotes apparel made in New York from the National Cloak and Suit Co. at 112 West 24th Street. It stresses fall style, stock flexibility, and sample packing with orders accepted directly. notes no agents or branches and establishment in 19 years of wear.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing cabbage rolls with seasoned meat in lemon sauce, lemon pudding with vanilla and eggs, quick cinnamon buns, southern style sweet potatoes with sugar, potato custard from mashed potatoes, and Delmonico potatoes with cheese. Includes methods, oven times, and ingredient prompts.
Readers see a shift toward childish styles in children's clothing with simpler cuts and plaid trims. Patterns include 1771 brown Panama dress, 1937 Russian suit, 1770 plaid striped school dress, 1858 plaid trimmed dress, 1666 white lawn apron, 1481 boy’s blouse suit, 1663 boys suit, and 1308 Buster Brown style. Patterns priced 15 to 75 cents with sizes 2 to 14 years.
The article traces the shift from split-feed to spoon feed by W. S. Ferris, describes the five main fountain pen parts, and details the heavy iron and rubber manufacturing processes behind gold pen production, including iridium tips, vulcanization, and final assembly producing vast yearly outputs.
An advertisement promises a full dollar’s worth of MAN MEDICINE for ten cents with a dime, claiming the product cures many conditions and offers free treatment to prove its value. It stresses powerfully affordable health relief and invites immediate response via mail.
A riddle-like scene describes a bull needing forty rods to reach a tramp and a tramp needing thirty two rods to reach a fence. The bull moves one fourth faster than the tramp. Determine how near the tramp comes to achieving the grand hoist.
A muddled report notes 1 500 miles of troops under arms in Europe with references to lines of soldiers, ongoing moves, and a panoramic wartime deployment. The fragmentary text mentions vast distances and military presence across the continent.
A Kerry girl calls to her father to aid the English gentleman who is up to his ankles in a bag. The father questions the danger and notes the head is downward, challenging the aphorism about changing circumstances.
A detailed portrait of a submarine diver in a thick rubber and canvas suit with a twenty five pound helmet and iron sandals. The piece describes the claustrophobic gear, the lifeline, air pumps, and the perilous dependence on helper and environment as the diver battles weightlessness and darkness underwater. The narrative emphasizes sensory limits and reliance on sound from the pumps and distant underwater activity.
The article surveys crooked Pearl Street in Manhattan and notes a surge in rail traffic and finances. It reports monthly fire collections and transfers rising versus last year, describes a visible Tenderloin paradox, and cites banks with ample capital. It also highlights summer resort attendance and high diamond wear among women on Fifth Avenue and nearby streets.
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