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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
2
The fragmentary text appears as garbled OCR with phrases about a scum and a home scene. References to odor and a suggestion about a telephone are present, but no coherent event or names are identifiable.
A quarrel over unfinished work reveals a police case as a parlor detective describes the suspected burglar. The conversation turns on a married couple and two young women observing a departing train amid hints of a rail journey.
Ex-Doughboys recall enduring bonds with fellow soldiers, noting shared hardships and loyalty that lasted through battle and after. The dialogue captures admiration for camaraderie and common wartime experiences.
Fragmentary lines refer to Moros affecting happiness and oil, with mention of Vandy and a payment obligation. No clear event, individuals, or organization details are discernible to form a concrete news item.
A puzzled line from a traveler and a crafty gentleman center a brief scene about a best seller and a reluctant reveal. The exchange hints at a relativity title and a casual offer to clarify but breaks off as the traveler nods toward the snooker.
Une chats with Harry about the time as the clock shows 11 30 and a half hour remains. The small bay and front room scene set a domestic, patient pace while the uncle and nephew discuss whether the morning will stretch to noon.
The lively exchange mentions Brown's literary taste and a folding bed bookcase. A playful nickname is chosen for a baby fair with the name Archibald, hinting at Archie as a future formal version.
The USDA Biological Survey finds starlings mostly neutral or beneficial to ecosystems. They damage few crops, mainly cherries, while they largely feed on insects and wild fruits. Maine protects the species with crop-protection provisions, and roosts can be broken by firearms or Roman candles though vigilance is needed to prevent relocation.
A method uses 24 pounds of wheat bran with one pound Paris green or arsenic, six oranges or lemons chopped, two quarts of molasses, and 2 to 4 gallons of water. Mix thoroughly and spread over infested areas. Apply in the morning if dry, or in the evening, and can be distributed with an oats seeder at about three bushels per acre.
Northern Bogard Thomas Ainscough and families from Terre Haute Indianapolis Washington and Greene Sullivan and Odon areas gathered for Sunday and weekend visits. Numerous Kin attended parties and called on relatives including Chestnut Franklin Keller and Wade households with extended family from Cornettsville Epsom Baile and Raglesville.
The article explains adjusting harness components such as hames, collars, and bells to ensure a proper fit for horses during peak summer labor. Proper adjustment reduces discomfort and prevents shoulder bruising while maximizing pulling power.
The article explains that gapeworms infect young chicks causing gaping, coughing, and breathing difficulty. Even a few worms can rapidly multiply, choking the windpipe and stunting or killing thousands each season.
An advertisement touts a rat poison named Rat-Soap with a one large package killing swarms of rats and guaranteeing results. The text notes protection for baby chicks and lists price and selling claim.
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