The Odon Journal Publisher Advertising Notes
The Odon Journal published Fridays in Don Indiana details subscription rates and office contacts. It lists rates for one year and six months and mentions postal and advertising information for readers.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
2
The Odon Journal published Fridays in Don Indiana details subscription rates and office contacts. It lists rates for one year and six months and mentions postal and advertising information for readers.
The article notes tax revenue near three billion and praises American wartime effort. It highlights supporting Salvation Army drives, ship production, and unity with allies while forecasting political engagement and national celebration as signs of evolving brotherhood.
Red Cross nurse letters describe German prisoners building a miniature village from scraps at Hot Springs North Carolina. The camp is ordered moved to Fort Oglethorpe and prisoners must depart with their labor of love left behind. Additional notes cover sugar rationing rules for Indiana women and a memorial service for American dead in France with bands and prayers.
SHILOH Melvin Harper and Erma Rogers from Linton called on Elya Harper Sunday afternoon. Julian Byrer called on Denver Harper Sunday morning. I W Resler is reported some better Arthur Long called on Curtis Overton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Zimeri Garten and Mr. and Mrs. George Pruett called on Mr. and Mrs. William Harper Sunday. Virgil Long and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Longs Saturday night. Oral and Julian Byrer left Monday for Vincennes where they have employment. Mrs. A. N. Long, Elva Harper and Lulu Long called on Pleasie Chestnut Friday night. Davie, Kitty and Pessie Smith and Ethel Cunningham called on Lulu Long Saturday night. They all had a jolly time with their music and cream. Miss Lulu Long left Sunday morning for Verltante Love, Alma Lancaster A. N. C, U.S. Army Base Hosp, 32 Ag. Sx. Forces A. PLO. 732 Miss Laura Browning of Washington visited the last of the week with parents of his city.
A greaseless snowy white day cream with perfume aids in softening facial lines and protecting skin from sunburn wind tan and cold weather. Forms an excellent base for Amrico Beauty Face Powder. Part of Red Cross Remedies and Toilet preparations guaranteed by the seller.
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