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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
George W. Vanderbilt spoke at a dinner in Asheville praising the public’s orderly conduct during a Biltmore visit. He recalled a shy youngster’s hiss and a keep-off-the-path sign as evidence that visitors respect rules and freedom alike.
Dr. John Theal, health officer of Enheldand, reports a study showing most sidewalk spits carry disease risk, with seven people involved across public spaces and cottages. Adirondack Cottage findings suggest some floors harbor no germs, implying not all spits are dangerous.
In a street scene Judge Reid confronts a publisher about circulation claims. The publisher of Anybody's magazine asserts a larger reach than Harth Monthly, while the Harth proprietor defends letting ads run and counters the bold claim.
An elderly traveler on a stagecoach listens to a lively exchange between two women. When pressed about a topic, he calmly reveals he has been married 28 years, sparking further amusement at his straightforward admission.
A rough exchange shows a tramp asking for work to pay for meals, while a housekeeper questions his appearance. The tramp claims to have kept a list of people not offered work, highlighting unemployment and social hardship.
Yeast asks if the boy came from a fighting family Crimisonbek confirms his father was a colonel and his mother a suffragette Yonkers States man.
A reader recounts liver trouble and stomach catarrh from coffee. After switching to Postum, symptoms eased, digestion improved, and medication was no longer needed. The letter claims coffee was the cause and Postum the cure, urging others to consider the change.
Ex president Roosevelt reenters civilization in Khartum hosted by Gen. Sir Reginald Wingate with Mrs Roosevelt and delegates in a city famed for Gordon memorabilia. His Nile journey includes lions buffaloes rhinos and elephants, with a long itinerary from Naples to Paris Berlin and London on the return route.
A dialogue about boundaries with a writer refusing to partner with editors. The boy reports that the editor understands the writer’s past collaboration but insists on future association. The exchange highlights professional autonomy versus editor expectations.
Willoughby muses on the lack of birds in last year’s nest and links the mystery to women’s hats, noting how fashion affects natural life. Jiggers asks for an explanation as the exchange turns on plumage and appetite for nesting.
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