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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
3
A Baptist Episcopal Church column urges closer cooperation between church and local business leaders. The pastor argues the church must focus on core gospel principles over creed and ceremony and plans to address religion and business in future notices, starting Sunday night March 5 with a talk on business men and the church.
A fragment discusses someone’s interest in building up Gdon and shaping her life. It emphasizes personal development and mentorship but lacks clear names, places, or dates to provide concrete facts.
A catalog of sale dates is announced listing buyers and towns for March and March through October. Names include Jess Allen Octon. Wm Vance Washington. John Emery Newberry. Wm Stafford Switz City. Stewart Horrall Washington. C C Baker Burns City. Wm Moore Switz City. Walter Madden Wash. Henry Wallick Odon.
The fragmented OCR hints at a local wire service event involving someone named Erine Pagers. Details are unclear but the note indicates attendance at a related program or meeting.
In a light exchange with his wife, Grouchleigh quotes a proverb about value in silence versus sharp replies, noting that a good pudding maker who stays silent is worth more than one who answers with a tart remark.
A dialogue features Nell and an unnamed speaker debating culinary methods. The speaker suggests trying one of sixty ways to cook potatoes as an experiment, provoking a light, humorous exchange.
A humorous brief notes a boy named Jack who learns several languages yet does not study, while he works an elevator. Jill comments on him with exclamations. The comic item contrasts learning languages and practical work in a single quick gag.
A judge questions the reason to doubt the husband’s sanity amid a fragmentary exchange. The woman suggests the husband was blamed for a recent incident, but text is incomplete and unclear.
Vi and James converse in a dramatic scene with illness and a vow about remarriage. Vi asks James to promise not to remarry if she dies. He agrees. A sudden revival shifts the mood as Vi mocks him, calling him a wretch and questioning their happiness.
A light cartoon caption features a man and wife discussing a new labor saving device bought that morning. The wife asks about the contraption's purpose while the husband notes the rapid sale talk. The quip plays on a pun about labor and modern gadgets.
Bridget asks how many Thursday afternoon outings she may take during the waka while Mrs Highmore offers options. The exchange shows a practical family negotiation over leisure time.
A letter discusses hosting Jones and his wife for the weekend and concerns about attire. The speaker jokes about clothing and mentions modest worries over appearances and potential display of a wedding ring. The tone mixes domestic comedy with light social critique.
In a witty exchange, Jack claims courting a girl is costly and comical. Tom counters that a lawyer is unnecessary to sue for a girl’s hand, noting humorous optimism about the process.
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