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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1923

Page

5

Cloud Heck Marvin Heads University of Arizona

Cloud Heck Marvin, a Legionnaire and youthful president of the University of Arizona, is noted for his string of initials and service as captain in the U S Army. He attended high school and several colleges, advancing in educational affairs and military training as part of his career.

Cloud Heck Marvin University of Arizona Cloud Heek Marvin Maine U. S.A Peis Bern Scraer Medvisona

Cross-Continental Flight Narrative and Delegates

A fragmented OCR passage describes a cross continental journey with mentions of Mexico and New Orleans. It references Hiram Johnson obtaining equipment for the trip and General Planter Liggett leading forces in an Algerian campaign. The text mixes travel, politics, and military notes with unclear sequence and many garbled details.

San Francisco Dewier Committee Tie Hiram Johnson Jackson San Franccisco Dts Roeckles Taninipetis Lagionnaires San Francises Planter Liggett Algeries Arty Erral

The Flag and Its Sacred Colors in American Memory

A lyrical tribute to the American flag by Isamu, praising liberty, democracy, and sacrifice. The piece frames the flag as a symbol born of blood and tears, reflecting national ideals and unity across generations.

Rides for Ex Service Men Leader of American Legion Tours Washington

Watson B. Miller national vice commander of the American Legion heads a sightseeing bus for disabled veterans in Washington. He also provides cars for Legion families to Arlington funerals and serves on the Legion Fourth district hospitalization board across DC Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Miller enlisted early in World War I as a captain in the Motor Transport Corps.

Washington D. C Watson B. Miller American Legion Miller Walter Heed Capitol City Legion Fafres Arlington Cemetery Mr. Miller Legion’s Fourth District District of Columbia Maryland Virginia West Virginia United States Veterans’ Bureau

Proud of Legion Wrestler The Wanneas Honor Champion

Wannea member Tibor Sie receives gold at the Legion National Convention in New Orleans. He is celebrated as the nation’s best in the wrestling contest and a top post member from Ded City, showing standout work and clean competition.

Frardhanm Dle Ais American Legion Iserdéun Lecton Post Dede City

Boy Good Essay Writer Wins National Legion Prize

Gene Haver of Vicksburg is named a prize winner in a nationwide American Legion essay contest. The topic asked how the Legion can serve veterans and youth, and Gene joins other top entrants from Hawaii and Connecticut in a high honor for a student who aims to be a civil engineer.

Gene Haver Vicksburg American Legion Dehegaere Kraine the Legion Hawaii Wu Seriool Lecen Ehiss

Rehabilitation progress at Arkansas veterans hospitals noted

Auxiliary members praise rapid rehabilitation at Arkansas state hospitals and Fort Roots US Veterans Hospital. Mrs. James H. Brooks visits and notes improvements but warns about at least 30 percent of ex servicemen not receiving compensation affecting access to small comforts like cigarettes. calls for auxiliary action statewide.

State of Arkansas Red Cross United States Veterans’ Hospital Fort Roots James H. Brooks Brooks Department of Arkansas

Absolutely Heartless Chromo Exchange

A wealthy old man questions a picture asking its title. The poor artist replies with A Soul in Travail but offers the buyer to name it. The man deems it merely a chromo and dismisses it.

Witty Observations on Life and Society

A collection of humorous aphorisms and criticisms on vanity age and fashion. It jokes about alarm clocks timing and European manners and notes the German deficit in humorous terza rima style while commenting on American thrift and the folly of a 12 month year and Friday the thirteenth.

Bayer Aspirin Promotes Genuine Product Identification

An old advertisement urges customers to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It claims Bayer tablets have been prescribed by physicians for over twenty-two years and deemed safe by millions.

Bayer

Flapper Fairy Tales Romance Sparks on Fifth Avenue

Georgette prefers a family keepsake engagement ring over a $500 sparkler, valuing romance and sentiment from Ludwig's mother. The exchange hints at a social era where personal history outranks flashy display in a relationship.

Ludwig Fifth Avenue Georgette

Daughter’s Wedding Silent Tears Spark Fashion Critique

A mother and daughter exchange words about wedding tears, highlighting a shift in social expectations. The daughter insists the wedding must proceed despite potential emotion, while the mother fears crying would be inappropriate in the current fashion.

Continuous Performances Reflecting on Sorrowful Birthlines

Fragmentary text quotes a geendegeoan remark about man’s sorrow and regeneration. It references parental departure and spanking, with unclear context and several garbled terms.

Speaking Right Then Breather Quote Sparks Odd Exchange

A quirky exchange unfolds as John J. Meddling questions life while Mr. Graumpsen assesses the moment with disapproval. The dialogue hints at a humorous, cryptic remark about outcomes or blessings.

John J. Meddling Mr. Graumpsen

Select Apples Cause Price Dispute in Market Dialogue

A brief market exchange notes two price points for apples. The seller offers select apples at 60 cents per dozen when chosen, while the buyer offers a 25 cent per dozen rate for self selection, highlighting a pricing dispute over fruit quality.

Farim Life

Office Debate on Seeking and Being Sought

A dialogue on professional pursuit and visibility in the workplace. The speaker urges balancing initiative with openness to being targeted by colleagues or superiors for opportunities. The exchange underscores the tension between self-advocacy and receptiveness.

Quiet Advice From Exchange Wit on Frustration

A short Exchange quip suggests venting privately behind the barn to relieve anger. The remark frames self-criticism as a remedy for bad mood rather than blaming others. It preserves a rustic tone and a practical punchline.

Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertises Soap Ointment Talcum

Cuticura Soap daily keeps the complexion clear and scalp clean. Use Cuticura Ointment as needed to make hands soft and white. Add Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and freshness as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.

Untitled Household Ad Promotes Red Cross Ball Blue

A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in a grocer advertisement. The excerpt notes that many a seemingly successful man owes it all to his wife’s father.

Red Cross

Good to His Folks and Ice on Sidewalks

Quirky exchange about sprinkling ashes on a sidewalk to amuse children. Mentions Noettingham claimed as the largest lace manufacturer, and a claim that two million quarts of milk are consumed daily in New York. Notes women are becoming treasurers in eight Nebraska counties.

Boston Evening Transcript New York Nebraska

Honest Thief Joke Epitaph Reflects Right of Way

An honest thief makes a pointed remark about a desk sergeant questioning a prisoner's occupation. The poem by Bere laments William Jay who died asserting the right of way, noting he was dead right in his speed and equally dead if he had been wrong.

Bere William Jay

Combined screen and glazed door on overhead track inventor

A Californian develops a unit combining a screen and glazed door on an overhead track to adapt store entrances to weather. Count Albert Apponyi, Hungary’s Grand Old Man, marked his seventy fifth birthday. The ex emperor of Germany has taken up gardening as a hobby after years of sowing and chopping wood.

Count Albert Apponyi Hungary Germany

Doing and Saying Balance Proverb Insight

The note reflects on Helen Hunt Jackson’s idea that practice outweighs precept in life. It frames the proverb as a timeless guide to behavior over theory, emphasizing lived example over spoken advice.

Helen Hunt Jackson

False promise of money and happiness debated in ink

A dialogue fragment questions whether money buys happiness. A moral retort suggests poverty spares harm and implies the value of restraint over wealth in shaping a virtuous life.

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad for Snowy Linens

Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.

Sharp Fellows and the Difference in Legal Professions

A quip from the Birmingham Age-Herald contrasts Bilks and Dilks as annulments versus successful lawyers. The exchange highlights the subtle distinction in the legal field and the perceived outcomes of their careers.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Man Delivers Bouquet In Despair After Long Wait

After a lengthy wait a man offers himself a bouquet in a moment of despair. The scene captures a poignant act reflecting personal sorrow and emotional strain.

Childless Homes Made Happy Testimonies From Women

A collection of testimonial notes from women across Cortland Ohio and St Louis praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe improved strength relief from female weakness back pain and the achievement of motherhood after taking the product.

Cortland N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Claude P. Canfield Salisbury St Cortland, N. Y Hamilton Ohio Jos. Alcomn, JR Soulth Street Hamilton, Ohio St. Louis Lydia E.pinkham Sewin Julius Hartman W. Dodier St St. Louis, Mo

Brainy Bluebelle Explains the Single Tax

Bluebelle jokes that the single tax is a tax on men for remaining single and adds she is for in.

Bluebelle

Wife-Now Tom Boreleigha Visit Prompt Quiet Pleasantry

The exchange suggests a social plan to welcome the Boreleigha tonight and ensure outward cordiality upon their arrival, combined with a restrained reaction at departure to avoid excessive display of emotion.

Tom Boreleigha Hub

Spain's bullfighters enter arenas by automobile

A humorous remark contrasts modern travel with traditional toreadors suggesting they could be called motereadors as they enter the arena in cars.

Spain

I Wasn't In Earnest Before I Say It Now

In London Wit-Bits a brief humor item has a speaker telling Jack she regrets implying insincerity and vows to retract the previous statement. The exchange frames a playful social quip.

Jack London

Doctor near end and wife questions his politics

A brief satirical line from Le Journal Amusant in Paris depicts a dying doctor’s bedside scene. The patient is described as ready for the kingdom of heaven while his wife, a ministering figure, quips about his Republican loyalties and requests quiet.

le Journal Amusant Paris

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