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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
2
The article notes gape worms, round worms, tape worms, and flukes as primary internal enemies of farm poultry. It describes seasonal emergence in spring and early summer, symptoms like gaping and neck stretching, and the difficulty of treatment. Recommendations include isolating affected birds, providing lime dust, and using remedies such as santonin, pumpkin seeds, and turpentine for tapeworms.
The text argues discarding hens that molt early as an easy way to cull birds. It states that early molters are seldom good fall and winter layers, challenging the idea they are productive.
The Wabash valley championship basketball tourney moves to Clinton February 6 and 7 with sixteen schools competing for the Tribune trophy. Clinton hosts a 1200 seat hardwood floor with 40 by 75 feet court, 22 foot ceiling, and 46 feet between posts. In a local game, Odon defeated Bicknell 21 to 16 on Clinton floor.
Earnest G. Cox of Seymour Indiana describes long running liver and kidney trouble and indigestion. After taking Trutona he reports relief, better sleep, and renewed appetite. The Odon Drug Company now introduces Trutona in Odon.
The passage presents a girl labeled Slats diary notes from Friday to Wednesday. It includes school, romantic teasing, minor conflicts, a comment on women, and a family store trip with a teasing remark about a shopgirl. The tone is informal and fragmentary.
A diary style entry describes Thursday Jane laughing smiling and borrowing chewing gum. She struggles to define a kiss while joking about love as language. The scene notes a pause in activity and mentions girls using two sets of manicure tools and a broom.
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