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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
3
A survey of seasickness explains its varied causes from nervous system to imagination, and describes stages from initial nausea to terror. It reviews home and medical remedies, warns against narcotics, and notes some travel responders may avoid sickness entirely while others suffer across voyages.
John words of Master of Satire greeted by Parisian friends at a luncheon in recognition of his promotion to grand cross of the Legion of Honor. G B Shaw declined an invitation, quipping about immortality and Rodin.
In a magazine Mrs Wedderly mentions Flore presents an article titled How to Meet Trouble. Her husband declines reading it, preferring guidance on dodging trouble instead.
A fragment shows two characters planning a dramatic gesture at a railway station. One jokes about kissing the other while the arrival of a train provides the anticipated moment. The scene hints at romantic confrontation in a public setting.
The Zeleny thermometer enables checking grain temperature inside a silo. A thermo electric junction down the bin feeds a galvanometer and telescope scale to read temperature. The article also notes sowing corn for silage and advises spacing for air and sun to improve fodder value.
A device mimics bumble bee pollination by crossing clover heads with a platform covered in tiny fibrous fingers tipped with a rubbery pollen cling. Operators time action as pollen remains in a two to three week window before transferring pollen between blossoms.
Beet sugar factories are now operating in 16 states with Colorado California and Michigan leading. The largest plant processes up to 3000 tons of beets daily and pays growers 5.35 per ton. Acreage has grown eightfold in ten years, boosting farm land values near factories. By products pulp and molasses feed increasing cattle numbers in factory districts.
The piece describes a 160 acre farm run by a owner and two workers including a 16 year old helper. They use four horses for plowing harrowing and planting with a two horse drill. The boss prioritizes his own hay grain and stores grain in stacks. Threshing is done by an in house crew with a map and machine.
Consul General Richard Guenther in Frankfurt reports a German Practical Adviser article describing a potato storage method using a layer of coke to prevent sprouting. Dr Schiller of Brunswick suggests improved ventilation and coke oxidation, with oxides of carbon and sulphur aiding preservation, allowing potatoes to stay good until July.
The article states the strongest agricultural value comes from fertilizers made chiefly from animal matter including animal bone dried blood animal tankage nitrate of soda and high grade potash salts.
Advertises using siuras oil to prevent and cure gapes in fowls. Claims drops in food prevent, and drops down the windpipe cure. Also recommends applying to the head and under wings to treat lice.
A Baltimore reader testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments after four years of misery. The ad claims the remedy cures displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and other symptoms and invites letters for free guidance. Also includes a separate sales note offering real estate opportunities in Rio Grande Valley.
A tenant and janitor clash over a water outage with the janitor expressing regret while insisting the fault does not lie with him. The dialogue captures tension during the disruption.
A young self conscious clergyman preaches at a country church and asks a grizzled deacon for critique. The deacon replies with a parable about Tank Weatherbee’s deer hunt, noting he followed tracks all day in the wrong direction.
A four year old boy named Robbe can lift a high chair with one hand. In the same piece a four month old baby in a crowded apartment house is said to raise the roof with ease, contrasting two remarkable displays of child strength.
A dialogue questions a new book priced at zero and asks why it’s called a classic. One speaker asserts the work’s status, while the other notes that many have seen or heard of it without actually reading it.
A humorous exchange frames a father’s parting joke legacy as he tells his son he leaves all his jokes behind. The son quips that inherited humor won’t be enough, highlighting a lighthearted family moment.
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