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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
The crowded Sheldon Theater hosts a Roosevelt lecture on biological analogies in history. The speaker discusses civilizations’ rise and fall, the role of virtue and strength, and how modern nations must balance progress with responsibility to prevent decay.
An essay urges equal moral standards for nations and peoples while preserving individual rights. It argues civilized states must avoid aggression, uphold justice, and pursue progress without inviting despotism, then calls for readiness to defend liberty as global leaders.
A London Anthropological Laboratory report finds in most people the right arm longer than the left, and the left leg longer than the right. Rarely are both sides equal. Men show a stronger right arm tendency, while arm strength equality is about twice as likely in women.
A dialogue from the Kansas City Journal shows a patient asking a doctor and consulting physician about his condition. The physician replies that a conclusion is not yet reached and notes a prior straw vote taken that morning.
A description of a lively progressive word game using letter tiles. Players name books or other word categories starting with revealed letters, with rounds moving to new tables and prizes. The hostess oversees rounds, halts, and scoring, including a blind shuffle variant called emo esmughe.
An article describes a rose themed social with songs about roses, piano or violin pieces, ice cream rose molds, green candy stems, roses as decor, and a list of rose related song titles. It also mentions an outdoor game New Blind Man's Buff where a blindfolded player chases others in a circle.
Fuller skirts with slender lines dominate the season alongside long sleeves and kimono shapes. White with colored embroidery, large bows, and novel trims like satin shirring define gowns and blouses. Suede and patent belts complement silk and wool outfits. coats extend past the hip with varied vest effects.
The guide advises gloves as essential wardrobe. It notes black or colored tailored gowns pair with neutral gloves. White glace or deep cream suede offer versatile options with a single heavy button fastening as a decorative feature.
Evening slippers for girls feature pink rosebud embroidery on the toe. The article suggests pairing with white lace gowns and chiffon, and offers an alternative of satin rosebuds attached as a buckle or rosette with tulle accents.
A decorative tea serviette crafted from ecru linen ten inches square features scalloped butter-hole edging in pollie cotton. Each corner displays a currant spray in satin stitch, with a blue cambric leaf applique veined in satin stitch.
Those who shun satin for dinner and dancing slippers now favor velvet. The slippers are made to order and untrimmed except for a small black satin bow and a lover's knot of crystals set in silver.
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