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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
7
Community items report residents traveling to Wellington Evansville Newton Terre Haute and nearby towns visiting relatives moving to Bedford Southport and Plainville. Evangelist Otto Delon Maple will lecture at the Church of Christ Friday at 7 30 pm on restoration of the church.
The speaker argues for practical education that enables self support over culture, stressing bread and butter sciences and real life usefulness. He warns that overburdened curricula in one room rural schools promote bookish learning and centralization, as legislation requires teachers to teach at least two practical arts.
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P Taylor a prominent Louisville druggist urges Rexall Orderlies as the simplest health policy. He says keeping the bowels open prevents illness and praises their laxative qualities and pleasant taste for all ages.
A 20 year old girl creates a photo scrap book linking her own pictures to favorite poems. She uses scenes from a winter landscape to illustrate Longfellow and Whittier verses, including a vine covered school house and a barefoot boy. The collection, of about twenty to thirty photos, impressed the observer with its novel idea.
Local notes list visits and gatherings around Newberry as townsfolk travel to see relatives attend church events and socialize. Several names appear including Asdell Dobbins Hasler and Whittaker with many family connections and ongoing visits noted.
The column satirizes gossip as a crime and mocks war tolls and price debates. It notes a Oregon editor claiming $50 monthly pay for police is insufficient while joking that such earnings are more than the editor earns. It ends with a mention of Chas. Sipes of Indian Springs visiting.
A lengthy open letter appeals to voters in Daviess and Martin Counties urging support for a circuit judge candidate. The author markets forty years of legal experience and warns against wrongful trial rulings, stressing impartial interpretation of law and high judicial temperment.
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