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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
An old debate on the proper pronunciation of Greek names resurges as scholars gather after years of neglect. The Westmore Star notes one expert’s attempt to settle disputes over pronunciation and the legacy of ancient Greek sages.
Italian court heard evidence about a thirteenth century solid silver cross once from Borgo Cellefatne in Aquila Italy. A vendor claimed it passed through an ice cream seller and smuggling suspicions rose as he offered 60 000 euro. The piece, valued at 500000 dollars, was linked to earthquake recovery and long family possession.
A sartorial correspondent notes the departure of the perfect 36 bust era and the rise of a willowy figure with a boyish silhouette. Fashions shift before flappers claim prominence, moving toward smaller frames and suspended dresses that emphasize a thin, wispy look.
Cornell College of Agriculture at Ithaca urges wider cabbage use. They claim cabbage provides essential minerals and vitamins, noting cultural eating habits affect consumption and cooking methods influence intake.
An OCR fragment reports fears that the Chamiars may go extinct as habitats shrink in the western Atiers. Officials warn ongoing deforestation and hunting could wipe out the species within years unless protections are enacted.
The Mauretania remains the fastest trans Atlantic liner with a west bound crossing of four days ten hours 41 minutes at 26.05 knots. During the war she averaged 27.47 knots at times and 676 knots per day. Aquitania and Olympic posts times of five days plus for record postwar crossings.
Dialog from Boston Transcript where a couple discusses money and provisioning after death. The woman asks if wealth changes the man's feelings and the man replies he would be provided for if she dies, and she asks about dying first.
John Wanamaker argues that retail advertising is essential for informing customers about goods, services, and new stock. He maintains the public has a right to know what merchants offer and how they serve, and that truthful ads earn public confidence.
EPSOM W Tomey and Chas Tomey and A ¢ and Joseph Myers attended the funeral of T V Tomey at Edwardsport Friday Roy Obriap was at Washington Saturday Miss Helen Scott of Tranmur was the guest of E A Scott's Sunday Several from this place attended the Lawyer funeral at Plainville Sunday afternoon DH Carter of Sandborn spent weekend with home folks Mr and Mrs Ed Eaton of Washington are visiting relatives Mrs Eaton's parents Mr and Mrs Mason Webber Bert Odell and Ed Scott were at Washington Monday
A nostalgic meditation on how Mr and Mrs dominate small town news and bring back memories of relatives and the days of knee pants and youth to readers who keep their hometown paper weekly.
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