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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
6
A Northern Daviess County women produced collection invites readers to clip and file recipes for a personal reference book. Subscriptions present a six month term to The Odon Journal for the best recipe each week. Open to all, submit your best dish.
A garbled text fragment mentions peanut butter fudge and butter involved in a recipe. It references spoons and tables and appears to be a damaged OCR passage with unclear context. No clear date person or organization is identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a boiled fruit cake item with hints of steps and measurements. The readable names or specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests a bake or snack reference and a series of terse notes.
Fragment describes a steamed suet pudding preparation with unclear wording. The readable bits point to a dessert item likely from a historical cookbook or column, noting dish texture and steaming method but lacking complete instructions or measurements.
Reading from a damaged OCR segment shows a brief mention of a cake event with unclear details. The fragment lists names and a date placeholder but lacks coherent context or complete facts to confirm specifics.
A damaged OCR text fragment references failed recipe publication and related publishing obstacles. It mentions space constraints, editorial decisions, and an attempt to publish two cookbooks or recipes amidst production issues and posted notices.
Fertilizer deals and seed supplies for spring sowing are noted. A Jolliff & Co Harve Aishhan supplies examined with a sled delivery from Elnora last Tuesday. Rev A C Trusts delivered a lodge address at Lainville. Lord Shaw told a dinner story at a Bench and Bar event hosted by the Pledmoengers' company. A Scots dine at four in Edinburgh era. a lawyer’s client arrives at two to see the master who is said to be at dinner or yesterday’s dinner.
In New York Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale cites a parable about a girl who cannot vote but manages a big town house. A long commission worker quits after being treated like a horse, then causes a china cart crash, illustrating how harsh labor conditions breed rebellion and reform.
The frock coat, once central to formal dress, wanes as fashion shifts toward morning coats and cutaways for a broader class. Tailors propose preserving it for a distinct, dignified group of men including statesmen, bankers, lawyers, and ministers who will define its remaining prestige.
Miss Myrtle Myer of Indianapolis visiting sister Mrs. Ss E Bowman of Odon. She traveled to Worthington on Wednesday to spend a few days visiting relatives.
An explorer recounts spotting a sleeping jaguar by a river where a deadly fight occurred. Felipe senses the tiger looked deaf and stops a shot, while nearby a tiger and a venomous snake fight ends with both dead.
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