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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
4
Mrs. Sarah Sims died at her home Friday. Rev. Charles Buchanan led funeral services at the U B church with burial in the Sims graveyard east of Eaglesville. The community mourns as relatives and friends attend. Nearby residents report illness and flooding from recent rains while several locals are noted for sickness and official duties.
Henry Poindexter attended Washington Tuesday along with Harry Bowman John Pruett and J A Stewart at the Akmen sale. Chas Trotter and family visited Tom Toter and kin Monday. Will Manning reported a sale bill posted Thursday. Harry Bowrian and L W Stafford were at Plainsile Friday. Geo Merrifield was in the vicinity Friday and Mrs Stewart Hoover withiven Pettit were at Odon Friday. Bowmian bought a cow noting the first milking in a wash tub and again later in the tub.
Perry son visited Sunday with J. T. Pruett and family. L. W. Stafford and J. T. Pruett were at Washington Saturday. Ed. Coplin visited Albert Bright and family.
A lively testimonial extols Chamberlain's GougheS 80 as a trusted remedy. Mrs Kony claims twenty years of use for family coughs and colds with consistent success. Sold by all dealers and available everywhere.
Fragmentary note presents a playful verse twist of “My country ’tis of thee” with scribbled interjections and stray punctuation, suggesting a humorous or experimental take by a writer named Ane.
Frank Turk and family and Frank Brewer and family visited James Healy Sunday. The Brewers hosted meat preparations for summer provisions but a break in lock left their goods at risk during the night. Prairie Creek reached a historic high Sunday night, surpassed only by the McKinley flood and 1913 flood. Nilus Patterson ill with pneumonia. The Groves family reports pneumonia in Millard Groves's son and Ruby Groves visiting friends at Epsom this week. No school at Wade Mon due to high waters. Frances Groves and Thelma returned to Epsom Sunday after visiting Mrs. Gus Seegers. James Healy back from the grip. Frank Campbell and Geo Walker were guests of George Wade Monday. Charles Raymond and family returned to Wheatland Saturday. Jamie and Sarah Cark visited Mrs. Hart of Sugarland Monday. William J. Clark went to Raglesville Tuesday. Meake Lewis and Graber joined Washing ate ton Tuesday.
Lenna Walker was seen in Washington on Saturday. Ike Clark and George Hart joined Odon residents for a leap year benediction. Willie Healy and Mike Madden Trainor were celebrated by admirers with a chaiivari. Healy received his inovation Tuesday night and Madden was given his music on Tuesday night.
A Weatherby resident recalls a severe cold and bed illness in December. After purchasing two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, full recovery followed within a few days. The note endorses Chamberlain's based on personal experience.
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Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit born in Prussia in 1686 shifted from business to natural philosophy. He first used mercury in thermometers fixing water’s freezing point at 32 degrees, the standard in use today in the United States.
Financial economists say capital costs have climbed over the past decades due to readjustments from the Boer war and rising militarism in Europe. Automatic interest rate changes and higher taxes reduced buyings power of income from investments, pressuring borrowers and investors alike.
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