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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana

06 Jan 1911

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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1911

Page

6

New State Department Reorganization Expands Global Reach

A major overhaul creates four regional divisions Division of Latin American Affairs Far Eastern Affairs Near Eastern Affairs and Western European Affairs to coordinate American interests abroad. Leaders with extensive overseas experience head each division and a Bureau of Trade Relations will distribute consular reports and answer citizen inquiries, receiving nearly 10 000 letters annually.

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Uncle Sam Department of State Elihu Root New York State Knox Congress State Department Thomas Co. Dinson Central South America U. S Brasil Woonan San Domingo Colombia Chile William T. S. Doyle Raysford S. Miller Japan Edward T. Williams Shanghai Peking Tientsin China Korea Siam Straits Settlements Borneo India The Fast Indies Germany Austria-Hungary Russia Roumania Servia Bulgaria Montenegro Turkey Greece Italy Persia Egypt Evan E. Young Harput Salonika Europe Great Britain France Morocco Congo Hale Maine Bureau of Trade Relations John Bailsborne Uncle Saum
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Observations of Cambridge Anthropologies in Madang Country

R Charles Hose with Drs McDougall and Myers of the Cambridge expedition journeys to Madang Country a newly explored area between the Batang Yayan Rejang and Barim rivers. They describe a 2400 person Madang village a defensive circle layout and local hospitality. The funeral rites involve a V shaped cross sticks a graveyard rite and a wall ngring. Madangs are light skinned with straight hair and wear kumut bark cloths while the people play reed organ banjo gongs drums bamboo harp and nose flute. The speaker recalls a performer moving an audience to tears.

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R. Charles Hose Drs. McDougall Myers Cambridge Anthropological Expedition Madang Batang-Yayan Rejang Barim Dr. Hose Pe Son
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Jeroboam and the Idol Making The Disruption Era

Jeroboam ruled from 982 BC for 22 years during Israel’s split after Solomon. He built Bethel and Dan as rival sanctuaries, making two calves of gold to attract worship away from Jerusalem. The act toppled true religion, inviting ruin and moral danger through religious deception.

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Jeroboam B. C Shhechem Mounts Ebal Gerizim Bethel Jerusalem Dan Pi Igrims Ephraim Zereda Jordan Valley Nebat Zeruah Rehoboam Millo Solomon David Saul Egypt Shishak Judah Moses Jeropeam God Solomon’s Temple
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Necessary Tools for Making Needed Repairs

An article on keeping farm repairs at home stresses the value of a well equipped shop, choosing quality tools with guaranty, and buying a full set at once. It notes soldering irons as essential, proper heating methods, and proper tinning. It also urges wintertime work, a dedicated workshop, and teaching boys tool care and responsible workmanship.

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W. R. Beattie
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Mechanical cotton picker claimed as perfected device

Angus Campbell completes a 25 year effort with a mechanical cotton picker that can distinguish ripe from unripe cotton, finger the plant gently, remove lint and leave stems unharmed as described in World's Work by W. Page.

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Angus Campbell
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World Tea Production and Consumption Figures

The global tea output is estimated at 1.2 billion pounds yearly. China consumes 10 million pounds annually and exports 200 million pounds.

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China
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P.C. Hnox John Ball Osborne LIFE Savage Borneo Cambridge Plumb Cale
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