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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
5
Fragment describes a bake using good flour milk yeast and shortening to make a nourishing loaf with a crisp crust. The text emphasizes a satisfying slice and natural savor suggesting a well-made bread product.
March 6 John Emery Newberry March 7 Wm Stafford Switz City March 8 Stewart Horrall Washington March 4 C C Baker Burns City March 16 Wm Moore Switz City March 23 Walter Madden Wash March 25 Henry Wallick Oden
The text presents a garbled note about true hospitality and a hospitable setting. It mentions a “hearse” and references to a wide hospit, personal names, and supplies. The readable parts indicate a discussion of hospitality concepts and unclear placeholders.
The fragment hints at a verse sung with fire by Ananias Jr and notes a line about wanting little here below. It mentions a known poet described as Har, suggesting a literary voice or stage performance fragment.
An anonymous letter threatens a pre marriage act. Sister urges confession while husband forbids reading the note. Brother suggests full confession as the remedy, and the Brown Jug hint implies a local social setting.
A social scene quotes a flapper and an elderly millionaire arguing over marriage with one remark predicting little happiness and another noting lawyers may gain satisfaction soon. The exchange hints at legal interests around the union and its potential outcomes.
An admiring constituent praises speeches while Senator Sorghum argues the aim is to spur voters to action. He says the goal is to energize people to hustle for him and the public welfare.
Fragmentary courtroom note shows a burglar asking a lawyer to defend him after an attempted break in. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but the scene implies an ongoing legal proceeding.
A cryptic, incomplete passage features a speaker questioning self observation and clothing, with another voice urging practicality. The dialogue hints at altered speech and muddled phrases lacking clear context or identifiable subjects.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report of a household incident causing alarm and a concerned party seeking help. No clear names dates or places are readable. The incomplete text implies a possible disturbance or danger within a home.
Miss Gladys speaks of a grim tale where a student faces repeated pain and death as a warning, and the narrator agrees to endure the hardship rather than fail. The dialogue centers on fear, fate, and stern instruction from a guiding figure.
Mrs Crandall of Iowa recounts stopping chicken losses after rats killed her baby chicks. She praises Rat-Soap, claiming one package killed swarms of rats and guaranteed better hatches. Sold by druggists and dealers for 35c, 65c, or $1.25.
FIRST GREEK Mr and Mrs OH Meek and son Ivan visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs W R Neekemer of Odon. Miss Mary Summerville of Scotland spent the weekend with Al Toon and family. Born to Mr and Mrs Artie McFarten Monday Feb 20 a daughter. Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
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