Reontet CBDR KLYN IABERNACLE Noted
A CBDR KLYN IABERNACLE entry appears with repeated phrasing indicating a registry or listing item. The fragment suggests a place name or identifier labeled Reontet within the CBDR KLYN IABERNACLE record.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
6
A CBDR KLYN IABERNACLE entry appears with repeated phrasing indicating a registry or listing item. The fragment suggests a place name or identifier labeled Reontet within the CBDR KLYN IABERNACLE record.
A fragmented Plainville notice notes rapid development and construction in the town and surrounding areas. It highlights growing population, numerous new buildings, and rising property activity, with references to roads and nearby districts expanding as the community expands.
Local residents report visitors to Mrs Wise Kem and Miss Grace Wieraker from Wis wards Marti and James Ristardson visiting Tuesday. Mrs Theo Henderson and Mrs Wiley visited Bloomfield relatives midweek. A protracted meeting at Bernegy progresses. Mr and Mrs Jas Callahan and granddaughter Elizabeth visited Lincom to see the Chandler family after attending the Republican district convention.
A mosaic of brief notices lists residents and visitors across Elinora and nearby communities. Names include Kirk, Noah Fisher, Mrs. AL Prokett, Miss Beatrice Taves, Mrs. WW Keetcen, and Rev W E Snyder among others. Mentions a Rexall Drug store visit, a Republican convention, and local sales and shop ads including a Simplicity hatcher and DeLaval separator from Keck & Caughey's.
An enormous tame sea-lion owned by Carl Tingenbeck near Hagenbeck’s menagerie tears at the keeper’s shirt during a feeding. The animal, weighing nearly a ton, acted playful yet forceful as onlookers watched the dramatic incident unfold.
Lecture recounts earliest surgeons in ancient Egypt and a pharaoh’s court physician around 4000 BC. Finds include Nubian splints and graves with bodies showing fractures set with palm fiber bandages, some with compound breaks and rapid death after injury.
A windowed Irishman in Chicago who spent monthly sprees beat his family and ruined furniture until his death. His widow cried through the funeral as the mourners remarked on the dead man. The tale shifts to a coroner report and local business notes, including Enos Pruett found dead from exposure with scattered 42 in bills nearby. Local owners and property moves wrap the brief.
A Dugger Tribune remark notes that an ordinary column with ten thousand pieces of ispe contains seven wrong positions per letter and seventy thousand dhaners to err, plus millions of transpositions. It states that in the sentence To be or not to be transposition alone can yield 2,759,002 errors.
Sal Tone the Great Worm Destroyer is advertised as a stock tonic sold at Rexall Drug Store. The notice promotes the tonic as a remedy and lists Rexall as the retailer in the local page.
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