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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
Irwin Cobb Appears in The Arab Photodrama
Irwin Cobb, famed humorist and war correspondent, has a small role in the Lasky photodrama The Arab with Edgar Selwyn as star. He plays an American tourist who, as dragoman to Jamil Abdullah Azam, is paid and given a self written recommendation praising Jamil as “the finest title liar.” Cobb’s cameo is shown as the story unfolds at the Star tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Cobb
Edgar Selwyn
Sheil
Jamil
Mr. Selwyn
Cobb
Jamil Abdullah Azam
Mr. Cobb
Star
Willow Lick News of Local Visitations and Travel
Willow Lick residents report social visits and travel. Mrs Susan Flinn stayed with her daughter Mrs Elmer Ramsey this week. Mr icCowen and son Herman traveled to Cass Indiana on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs Racy Stuckey with son Merlin visited L E Ramsey family Sunday. Schuyler Ketchem visiting Terre Haute returned home for Sunday. Wm Zigler family and mother Martha Zigler visited Tracy Zigler near Odon Sunday. Mrs E L Hindman went to Indianapolis Tuesday. Homer Pershing and family visited Stever Callahan of Shiloh Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Flinn
Elmer Ramsey
icCowen
Herman
Cass
Ind
Racy Stuckey
Merlin
L. E. Ramsey
Wm. Zigler
Martha Zigler
Tracy Zigler
Near Odon
Homer Pershing
Stever Callahan
Shiloh
Mite Thomas and Brights Visit Friends on Sunday
MARSH Mite Thomas and family visited Ben Chestnut and family Sunday. Ma ten Bright and family visited Ostin Osman and family Sunday. Richard Williams of Epsom, and J. T. Pruett and family drove to Wim. Pruett's on Bunkum Sunday afternoon in the former's car. The Misses Flossie Poindexter and Blanche Stewart spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Verna Young. Flossie and Roy Richardson spent Sunday afternoon with Cornia and Wary Woolbright. Several of the young folks attended the baptizing at the Aiflion Bar west of Plainville. Win Richardson and family visited Mrs. Rebecca Kail Sunday. The Misses Iva and Glen Greenwood spent Sunday with Oslin Osman and family. Mrs. Anna Bright spent Monday with Mrs. Lula Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Epsom
J.T. Pruett
Wim. Pruett’s
Bunkum
Flossie Poindéxter
Blanche Stewart
Verna Young
Aiflion
Plainville
Williams blanked at bat as Woodville edges Odon
In a low scoring baseball game Williams and Woodville combined for a shutout battle. Gantz and Hafley delivered two base hits but no runs crossed the plate until late as Beveridge and Sims sparked late scoring with a crucial double play and single. Cooper, Sears, and Williams featured in key defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cooper
Gantz
McCoy
Brown
Woodville
Silvey
Hasler
Jones
Beveridge
Sears
Hafley
Eirst
Odon
Linton
Harley
Sims
Southern Bogard social notes from Epsom and surrounding towns
Kate O Brien and family visited Mr and Mrs Arlie O Brien Tom Wilson and John Brock were at Epsom Friday. Dick Groves bought a new buggy. Ruth Matheny visited Margaret Osman. Elmer Myers and son Noel drove to Odon. Corda and Ethel Grove visited Elbert Grove and wife. T B Cox and daughter Glen Hindman were at Odon. Joseph Bechtel of Shiloh visited Eliza Groves. Benjiman Ritter was at Washington. Cox visited Alfred Myers. Stacy Jacobs and daughter visited Elmer Myers. Unfair dinner honored Roscoe Myers. Emmitt Colglazier called on Asa Myers. Mate Myers and others attended Washington trips and Bicknell runs. Cox and wife were at Washington midweek.
Public endorsement for Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. C. E. Riley of Ilion New York reports six months of relief from indigestion using Chamberlain's Tablets. The advertisement states the remedy is obtainable everywhere and sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Italy's Tourist Trade Demands Rent Relief for Hotels
The Nuova Antologia in Rome argues that tourism is vital to Italy’s income and war finance. It urges extending the postponement of hotel rent payments, proposing a special fund with state aid to cover the remaining half during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Nuova Antologia
Rome
Shoestring Start Turns Millionaire Judge Reflects
A judge notes a rags to riches tale of success sparked by a single idea. He cites a man who persuaded others to buy one shoestring and predicts inevitable future wealth.
Papa to Think Over in Stray Stories
In a brief Stray Stories item Rosie asks if their new mamma will go mad after a remark she heard about being bitten on the wedding day. Father questions the query, and the tale moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Rosie
Cook
One That Came First in the Hub Gas Bill Debate
A Milwaukee Daily News gag notes a man and his wife arguing over paying rising bills. The husband admits he is completely in the dark about how these will be met, while the wife points to the gas bill as the one bill he must pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Daily News
Revolution Battle Sparks In South America
Pedro and Chiquita discuss a delayed dinner as they recall a revolution that began at 3 30 and ended 0 to 0 through 11 battles, focusing on the outcome and the wait to learn who prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Chiquita
Izaak Walton Remembered Through His Book
Readers praise the honest old fisherman in tribute to Izaak Walton. The book is described as making many friends and hearts happier and better through its enduring pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Mt Olive Social News Notes From Linton And Area
Mt Olive reports visits by Mr and Mrs Wm Keller and daughter Wilma of Linton with Ab Stickels family. Ava Ledgerwood leaves for Winona to enter school. Oil Taylor and Philip Miller host guests Sunday. Orin Osborn goes to Danville for school. Ab Stickels visits Sandborn friends. Otha and Mary Laughlin visit Florence York. Hazel McClellan Eva Miller Paul Sears John Ledgerwood at Newberry Sunday. Mabel Miller visits Mrs Henry Sipes. Edna Ledgerwood stays with Myrtle Mower. Regular services planned this Saturday and Sunday with baptizing at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Keller
Wilma
Linton
Ab Stickels
Hazel McClellan
Eva Miller
Paul Sears
John Ledgerwood
Newberry
New Brief History Book Delights Readers At Odeon Drug Co
An affordable new booklet titled The Presidency of the United States from the Historical Research Society arrives and offers comprehensive up to the minute details on presidential history, state votes, and the U S presidency. Priced at a dime, it is considered a bargain at Odeon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Historical Research Society
Odeon Drug Co
Ed Correll Returns From Indianapolis Racing Trip
Ed Correll came back yesterday from Indianapolis after attending the races and observing events at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Correll
Indianapolis
Ruth Hewit Returns from Terre Haute
Miss Ruth Hewit came back Tuesday from Terre Haute itinerary and related travel details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hewit
Terre Haute
Training a Husband How to Please a Mistress
Miss Anna List argues husbands are dominant and must be trained gently at first. She advises wives to teach one skill at a time, use cajolery and firmness, and study the husband’s temperament before imposing tasks. The piece cites data from her work and describes early matrimony dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna List
Doctor List
San Francisco Pony Express Opens Regular East Mail Route
San Francisco established the first regular overland mail to the East in 1860 via pony express with a postage charge of five dollars for a half ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
East
Pony Express
Daily Thought Quote by Drummond
Time has passed when Christians apologized for happiness and misery was once the norm. Drummond notes a shift toward embracing joy and resisting sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Sunlit Fig-Like Fruit With Egg-Laying Flies Found in Cuba
A Cuban plant bearing fruit resembling figs hosts fruit flies that lay eggs within the fruit to be hatched by sunlight. The discovery suggests a sun activated hatching process and raises questions about the plant’s ecology and pest interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Something he Grouch Escapes
A terse line portrays a courteous man who endures repeated storytelling with a smile as he listens to the same tale many times.
Large Mica Deposits Found Across Twenty States
Readable text notes mica deposits large enough for development exist in twenty states. The report highlights extensive mica resources and potential for mining expansion across multiple regions.
Pension Mightier Than Award Says Life Editorial
A Life magazine line argues the pension is mightier than accolades, claiming steady retirement benefits outweigh short term honors in value and security. The piece weighs social safety nets against prestige, urging policy focus on long term welfare.
Pedal Operated Washstand Spigot Promotes Sanitation
A new washstand design uses a foot pedal to control running water from a single spigot. The pedal, placed under the washstand, opens two valves to mix cold and hot water and adjust temperature. The system aims to prevent contamination from shared basins and aligns with evolving public health requirements in Illinois and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Work for wounded soldier proposed to hunt rats
An Edinburgh professor urges an early organized program to employ wounded soldiers in exterminating rats. He envisions a department for rat control with breeding and distribution of superior ratting cat types, light labor, supervision, and laboratory work under experts, saving tax revenue and offering work for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
New York Firm Opens Housewives School For Appliances
A New York electrical company has opened a school for housewives to demonstrate domestic devices. The classroom features electric lamps pressure cookers toasters and other cooking appliances with a visible meter showing current use. Lessons teach operation and cost efficiency versus gas. Vacuum cleaners sweepers and sewing machine motors are also demonstrated to boost interest in electrical products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Disinfectant From Sea Water Demonstrated At University
A Liverpool university bacteriological team developed a strong antiseptic from seawater using an electric treatment. Frederick C. Lewis created the idea two years ago, and now a larger scale device on the Aquitania produces sodium hypochlorite for sterilizing drinking water and swimming bath use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool University
Frederick C. Lewis
Liverpool Courier
Aquitania
Fisher Mall
Prison term too short drives chauf eur to education
Joseph Dietz of Oakland says he forged a check to enter San Quentin to obtain an education. He received 18 months from Judge Edgar T. Zook, but he argued for four years to learn more. Dietz, 28, told Sheriff J. J. Keating that he aimed to improve himself after life of crime. He has a wife and two young sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dietz
Oakland
Cal
San Quentin
Edgar T. Zook
J. J. Keating
Dietz
Invisible Submarines and Painted Periscope Tubes
The United States navy department aims to make submarines invisible by painting periscope tubes with parallel spectrum colored stripes. It is believed refraction will render the tubes as a white ray indistinguishable at distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy Department
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Mite Thomas
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Ten Bright
Ostin Osman
Flossie
Roy Richardson
Cornia
Wary Woolbright
Win Richardson
Rebecca Kail
Iva and
Glen Greenwood
Oslin Osman
Anna Bright
Lula Bright
Bickley
Kate O'Brian
Trainor
Arlie O’brian
Tom Wilson
John Brock
Dick Groves
Ruth Matheny
Margaret Osman
Mrs. Elmer Myers
Noel
Corda
Ethel Grove
Elbert Grove
T. B. Cox
Glen Hindman
Joseph Bechtel
Mrs. Eliza Groves
Benjiman Ritter
Washington
Mrs
Alfred Myers
Family
Mrs. Stacy Jacobs
Daughter of Odon
Elmer Myers
Roscoe Myers
Emmitt Colglazier
Asa Myers
Mate Myers
Herbert Carter
Seth Bales
Bicknell
Frank Bales
Cornettsville
T. B. Cox and Wife
World Film Corporation
William A. Brady
Comedienne
Vivian Martin
Star Theater Tonight
Qodon
the Star
Nation
South America
MT. Olive
Ava Ledgerwood
Winona
Oil Taylor
Philip Miller
Orin Osborn
Danville
Mrs. Ab Stickels
Sandborn
Otha
Mary Laughlin
Florence York
Mabel Miller
Henry Sipes
Edna Ledgerwood
Myrtle Mower
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