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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
6
The Odor Journal hints at quirky topics from milwaukee policing to jury service by women, road plans, war scare prices and alfalfa menus. It notes lumber price rises and regional farming shifts while lampooning grandiose prophecies and literary misquotes with a satirical local voice.
The report notes Pittsburg ars nineteen annexation efforts covering about a dozen suburbs. It suggests a forthcoming annexation movement could begin in the Cleveland area.
The cruiser Detroit, bought for an amount around 05,000 dollars, was sold for 26,000 to fund operations or run fighting ships away. The move highlights rising naval costs and strategic redirection in the fleet.
New York announces a $17,000,000 hotel project planned for Herald Square at Twenty fourth Street and Broadway. The text also questions teachers' pension rights and references a Boston man promising proof about ring bells and furnace fire signals.
A man who began to shoot himself thrice changed his mind each time and escaped harm. He may live to congratulate himself on his fickleness.
Article notes Morocco will compensate Spain for recent conflict costs. The piece emphasizes the awkward result of placing second in the dispute and the financial obligation arising from the war.
A speculative note suggests future creation of a padded net plane that might hover only ten feet high, drawing the wary attention of careful observers.
The college student plays football in fall and rack athletic, baseball in spring, and ice hockey in winter, yet is said to be too little. This fragment notes a busy athletic schedule spanning seasons without detailing teams or venues.
An ancient note asserts that in the year 191 the American hen laid 17 dozen eggs for every man woman and child in the country and suggests several dozen remain in cold storage.
A Berlin report says Fianer or William may become interested in bowling but doubts arise that he will pursue the middleweight German championship given his life stage.
Former waiters in Chicago ascend to own a leading hotel. The article notes their service quality and reliability, praising their conduct and successful transition from staff to proprietors without incident.
The Episcopal bishop of Michigan argues that judge whist players are gamblers like Wall Street planners or Monte Carlo patrons. He claims they must pay more than a quarter of a cent per point, signaling a call for tighter limits on betting.
A St Louis man sought damages claiming a tailor made clothes failed to fit. He won the case and was awarded $250. The article notes his heavy drinking and suggests he may pawn the clothes to cover expenses.
A stray shipment of elephants pythons and other creatures arrived in New York. Had the load entered stockings it would have fulfilled Noahs ark cravings for millions of children and altered the demand for such mythic vessels.
Experts affirm plague risks and advise against keeping cats and dogs that kill or drive away rodents. The text suggests humanity faces existential threat and hints at leaving Earth as a solution.
A cryptic remark links a failed coastal attack with a 1898 sea cannonade, naming Mole St. Nicholas Mar and the New England faker as influencers. The note hints at a strategic game where past actions determine present value.
An upbeat guide urges women to use the New Year sale season to rebuild wardrobes at deep discounts. It notes delayed purchases, supply backlogs, and a predicted 50 percent rise in fur prices next season, urging choices in tailored suits topcoats and staple furs.
Satin decorates a wide range of costumes and millinery as satin flowers appear in many outfits. The material is noted for its pervasive use in fashion accessories and decorative touches across garments.
The description outlines three bodice styles to pair with skirts, featuring kimono cuts, satin yokes, and embroidered details. Materials include cashmere, satin, lace, ninon, and galloon with trims, along with back fastening and decorative sleeves.
In early Belgium a seventh son born to a Brussels woman earned royal godfather status when King Leopold learned of the birth. Gifted mothers and a Brussels tradition followed, with King Albert later doubling as godfather to the eighth boy after twins challenged the rule. Queen Elizabeth's suggestion led the duke of Brabant to stand as godfather, naming Leopold.
A Colorado Springs mother recounts her infant son's eczema starting at three weeks, spreading to arms and chest, then forming scabs. After hospital treatment failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting rapid improvement and full recovery by seven months. Further teething-related eruptions also cleared.
The remark notes Stockbug’s ongoing on street status and his conjecture about how much longer he will remain there. The line reflects a streetwise context and uncertainty about his immediate future.
A broad promotion claims Resinol cures eczema and a range of skin ailments including erythema herpes psoriasis and pruritus with Resinol soap for cleansing and hair luster. The advert asserts quick, harmless relief and notes availability through druggists and Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.
A quip from the Houston Post about a husband keeping secrets while his wife is away, joking that neighbors handle the gossip or oversight.
A market note states Lewis' Single Binder extra quality to bacco costs more than sixes cigars. The advisory adds be a live wire but avoid burning associates.
An analysis of Elijah amid Jezebel's persecutions in Israel during Ahab and Jehoshathat's reigns. The narrative covers Cherith and Zarephath, the famine, the widow’s faith, and the boy's resurrection, highlighting Elijah's growth in obedience and courage for reform.
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