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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
3
Church notices outline Friday 7:06 service and Sunday programs. Schedule includes choir practice and preaching service with events titled Feast and related activities.
A local Sunday School group named Christian Chosuh organized an afternoon program titled Endeavor at 51 minutes past noon, with activities scheduled into the late afternoon. The event aimed to engage community families and promote fellowship.
A church invites members to revival services led by Pastor Koe with Sunday school supervised by J. K. McCarter. The schedule highlights preaching, singing, prayer meetings, and nightly programs urging all to attend and seek spiritual renewal during a period of expected strong worship and devotion.
A nostalgic note on sharing local events with distant friends through Kodak photography. It touts easy development and printing at home, highlighting how simple it is to give pleasure and bring stories to friends far away.
A brief courtroom remark notes Blinks stating he seeks employment with promise. The judge quips that he is fortunate to have any future at all with a job.
A quip compares turtle speed to a yard per minute while noting messenger boys often perform at or below similar speeds. The exchange highlights speed expectations in repetitive tasks and labor.
A brief dialogue compares moving to a steak purchase with analyzing high living costs. One speaker asks about destination while the other mentions price of a steak, prompting a cost of living query. The exchange resembles a light probing of consumer spending.
George Sherwood Eddy described a British trench incident where a football player sacrificed himself to save 19 comrades by shielding a shell blast. He recounted the dangers faced by American troops in France and urged business leaders to support the Y M C A and related groups.
A neighbor gave Teddy and Dickie five and three years old a penny each. Teddy took Dickie's penny as guardian, then half an hour later rushed home crying that he had lost Dickie's penny. Indianapolis News.
A quip contrasts George Washington being modest with the idea his image dominates postage stamps, noting his unassuming nature yet fame. The exchange highlights public recognition and the paradox of his insignia on many stamps.
Dialogue records a farewell scene where Bess gives Bob a picture of Jack as a keepsake, remarking she never truly liked the pictured subject. The exchange reveals mixed feelings and emotional tension as they separate.
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