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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
2
The article discusses garden spraying methods to control pests including timing and equipment. It warns against overuse under sunlight and advises applying fine mist and appropriate pressure. It notes weather factors like rain and fog affecting effectiveness and emphasizes safety considerations for sprays and dusts.
The article lists non insecticide techniques to manage garden pests. Hand picking targets potato beetle cutworms caterpillars and squash bug while jarring or heating pests into water, collecting nets for tarnished plant bug and brushing with pine boughs assisting against aphids are described. Covers cloth preventative use for cucumber beetles and root maggots. Trapping with boards and coated scud traps are noted as aids.
The readable fragments mention voters, water, and utensils with scattered terms and names. The text is fragmented and non coherent, lacking clear events or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Report outlines profitable farm practice of feeding crops to livestock and using suitable feeds. Mentions constraints and benefits for farmers with animals and stock.
Mrs Letsem My Tiertie enjoys studying stars and is named to guide sky observations. JT agrees to appoint him as astronomer while Mrs Dunne questions the scope of the role.
In a casual exchange two women compare Hamlet performances and settle on Shakespeare’s play as the best. The dialogue highlights their preference for the original text over interpretations by famous actors.
A distorted courtroom fragment shows a judge probing a witness about allowing harm to a family member while the witness insists the prisoner did not intend to harm. The dialogue is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Fragmentary overheard lines show two speakers Mr. Lb. EL Fant and Mr. Beetle arguing about friends and status. The text appears garbled with miswritten names and phrases, lacking coherent narrative, place, date, or clear event.
Wetmore confirms he does his own work in the room and jokes about keeping a cache of heath for visiting.
The two speakers exchange playful flirtation as they compliment each other. They acknowledge liking the other’s cheek and continue the light exchange with mutual amusement.
Shiloh Will Hamerickhouse visited Terre Haute on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Seward Smiley of Washington stayed with Mrs Edna Trueblood. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited various homes including the Chestnuts, Reslers, Haper and Hinkle households. About seventy five friends gathered at Frank Byrer’s home to honor Oral Byrer before his departure to camp in Marland on the 17th.
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