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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
4
A storekeeper and a schoolmaster discuss legendary women warriors in Asia Minor. A tale recalls a widow in L living through mortgage pressure with grit, barricading her home, outwitting Sheriff Tom Edgerton, and later marrying him after displaying resolve and care for her children.
Paul Morton, secretary of the navy, plans October cabinet retirement and likely return to railroading as Wabash president. Born in Detroit, he rose from office boy to top posts on the Burlington and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. He credits opportunity and merit for his ascent. Mrs Maybrick remains under sentence. Baroness von Roques seeks land recovery in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia cases.
Baltimore News notes Garyley paid Miss Lorne $20,000 for breach of promise and now seeks marriage. The exchange implies a motive to wed following the payout.
Prof. Aden E. Hubbard, who taught in Coop Public Schools for two years, has been chosen principal of the Decker schools in Indiana. The community expresses regret at his departure but welcomes the promotion to an important position.
An ad for Eli Miller beds at Hulett's on North Side Main St in Odon Indiana promotes affordable mattresses and frames. It features brief rhymes about comfort and a guarantee claimed to cure sleepless nights. The copy urges readers to call now to secure a bargain before stock runs out.
Preaching at 7 45 p m on June 4 and every two weeks. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7 45. Y P C U every Thursday evening at 7 45. Sunday school every Sunday at 9 30 a m. All who are not regular attendants at other churches are invited to attend these services.
Pastor H A Turney leads the Christian Church with Sunday services at 7 23 pm on dune ll at Wok alw alternating each Lord's Day. Sunday school at 9 30 am. Junior Endeavor at 2 50 pm every Lord's Day. Christian Endeavor on Thursdays at Top.
The church schedules preaching on June 4 at 10 90 p m June 11 at 7 30 p m and every Sunday after. Prayer meeting is 7 30 Thursday evening. The Young People's BYPworth League meets 7 30 Friday evening. Baptism will be administered next Sunday at the morning service.
A historical report describes rats gnawing through a sleeping man and even elephant hides at London Zoo. Keepers notice restless elephants and, at night, rats gnaw thick skin around nails and horns, leaving flattened victims near rhinoceroses.
A child observes a humorous comparison after his mother brushes her hair. He notes his grandmother has gas in her stomach and says the mother has electricity in her hair, sparking a thoughtful but playful remark about their family.
A meditation on time noting that the mill of life grinds only the passing moment, with the past and future offering no utility. It emphasizes living in the present and making use of what is now passing through us.
In a humorous exchange from Chica go News Harry asks if a man’s wife is his better half and questions which part of Solomon his many wives represented. The dialogue reflects playful riddle style about biblical figures.
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