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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
6
Vague OCR fragment mentions Bowes Mastins Vitamon sold at the Rexall Store. References inviting successful ios dirage store and Paniosburg. No clear dates or full names. appears as a damaged community brief with product mentions and place names.
A fragment from Tit-Bits shows Mr Harrison incensed as Wien refuses his name and a friend prods with a riddle about spelling Arrison. The exchange hinges on a jokey phonetic puzzle and a threat of temper.
In a sharp satirical piece readers question the whereabouts of Senator Snortsworthy Bone and poke fun at the public reaction to any potential successor. The tone highlights anxious civic interest and the rapid heartbeats associated with political change.
A widow of a deceased house painter and decorator considers a suitable quotation for an In Memoriam notice. She recalls a line from London Tit-Bits about the touch of a vanished hand.
A garbled street conversation shows a female speaker asking what she should do if a man tries to kiss her. The male responds with questions about her certainty, revealing confusion and potential coercion in the exchange.
The readable text shows a fragmented dialogue about fussiness and certainty, mentioning a fan and a father figure. No clear names, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete incident.
The fragmentary text contains confused musings on money and fortune and ends with a tense remark about being thankful compared with creditors. It suggests financial strain and a cautious mood toward debt.
Fragmentary OCR text describes maintenance at Arswenters with a chauffeur and entertainment elements. No clear dates or names are readable to define a full event or notice.
William Bowers, foreman at Rub-No-More Soap Co. in Fort Wayne, says Tanlac restored his health after months of stomach trouble, losing over fifty pounds and missing work. He reports a sixteen pound gain and claims neighbors also began using Tanlac. Odon Drug Co. and other druggists stock Tanlac.
Local shop offers tire repair and replacement work with guaranteed quality and prompt service for all tire types.
Trustee's notice states attendance at my office in Laughlin building on Mintn Street each Saturday and every day at residence to attend to the business of Madison township.
A wife and husband trade lines in a lively domestic jab over opinions. The wife teases Henry for never agreeing, and Henry concedes he might be wrong for once. A stray remark about a "young man" and a tense moment follow as a daughter notes the impact of supervision.
In Gary Works Circle dialogue, a convict explains his arrest after a hastily borrowed car and a late night. The exchange features a lady visitor and a father deducing the time from a whispered remark about "Just one, and it wasn't much past 12 o'clock."
The Vicar remarks on Mrs Dempsey's large family and their need to earn their own living. Mrs Dempsey confirms she has many dependents and relies on each to contribute financially.
Jenkins frets over his love life and seeks luck at cards to prove the old adage. The strip hints his breakup fuels a poker party as a test of fate and fortune.
A memoir project is underway as another artist’s model begins writing her life story. Critics remark on the material but praise the elegant lustrations accompanying the work.
Sunday school at Union Chappel 45 followed by class meeting at 1045. Several families including Mr and Mrs Andy Baile Mrs Jane Baile and others visited between Odon and Linton. Weekend guests and hosting extended to Walter Herron Col Kingaman Chas Herron family and Noah Fisher. Odon Clothing Co. advertises Curlee Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes guaranteed.
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