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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
2
Diamond Dyes Advertises Baby Coat and Furnishings
A fragment from a 19th century notice mentions Diamond Dyes used on a baby's coat and on a skirt and curtains. The garish phrase suggests a promotional or warning line about dye quality. No clear dates or places are readable.
Unclear Navy Footage Sparks Debate Over Roles
A fragmented Navy footage clip centers on a debate about an actor named Shogo and alleged ties to Albertsigs. The text hints at directoralties, roles in classic productions, and a possible link to the American Legion era, with blurred references to Charlie B. Bbandard and Vestn in a wartime setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertsigs
KEEP AWAY FROM THE ORIENT Vets warned about excess foreign ties
Whinple S. Hall travels to a national convention to urge ex service men to avoid alien entanglements and bring money home. Siberian veterans with Russian wives arrive on the islands. many destitute sailors and others reach ports as new laborers under the Legion god. Native workers perform most tasks while veterans and wives face hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whinple S. Hall
Ile
Siberian
Islands
Legion God the Auxiliary
China
Orient
The Greatest American and Lincoln in Arnold's View
A historical critique compares Lincoln to Brutus, praising the complex, well rounded character that blends morality and public duty. It notes Arnold’s praise of Lincoln as the greatest, while reflecting on Shakespearean wit and the symbolism of leadership. The piece argues true simplicity lies in following conscience and right conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittuinn
Lincoln
Arnold
Brutus
Foor Man's Pride at a Lodging House
A mission worker questions the lodging house's appeal and interviews the manager who points to a sign: Gentlemen Are Requested to Leave Their Valuables With the Clerk. The scene frames a cheap lodging house and its self-respect inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeney
American Legion Weekly
Last Man Killed in War Cited as Honor Claim
A sergeant from the Seventy-ninth division, who left his lines at 10 55 a m on November 11 1918 and was killed attempting to capture a German machine gun, is cited at American Legion headquarters as a claimant for the honor. At 1 o clock, the doughboys were picked up and carried to the American lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-ninth Division
American Legion
Lincoln Gettysburg address painting by Fletcher Ransom completed
Chicago artist Fletcher G. Ransom has finished a rare Gettysburg canvas portraying Lincoln's Emancipation Address. The three year work is the only known painting of the moment on the battlefield and he plans to present it to the presidential mansion for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fletcher G. Ransom
Mr. Ransom
Gettysburg
Ransom
Presidential Mansion
Elisha Brings a Shunammite Child to Life
A Shunammite woman’s hospitality to the prophet Elisha leads to a miracle when her son dies and is revived. The lesson emphasizes faith expressed through acts of kindness, prayer, and the prophet’s restoring power, with focus on Elisha’s role and the mother’s devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
John Sinn
Elisha
Lelpine
Qour Ministry of Conmifert and Help
J. Dle
Taoask
Aubey
Shunammite
Imesh
Cjord
Prosperos
Cbs
Seria
Tim
Fragmentary Prayer Verse Quote From Psalm 19 13 14
A devotional fragment presents Psalm 19 verses 13 and 14 in archaic spelling. The excerpt invokes a plea for protection from presumptuous sins and asks that words and thoughts be acceptable to the Lord.
Wickedness As a Fire
A brief religious quotation notes that wickedness behaves like a consuming fire devouring briars and burning, citing Isaiah chapter nine verse eighteen.
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Isaiah
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