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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
4
The journal describes a river voyage past The Gates in Florida and life near Eustis with orange groves and mossy pines. It shifts to discussion of public lands grazing bills in Congress, Lacey’s leasing plan, and the tension between stockmen and homesteaders.
In a cafe a struggling artist Sturtevant reveals a strange story has changed his luck and promises riches for all who read it. His boast echoes when old friend Avery recounts others who improved after hearing the tale, while the narrator scrambles for food and a night owl meal as events unfold.
An ancient tale describes breeches hung on hooks in Alexandria with the wearer stepping up three steps and lowering into them from above. The breeches hooks remain visible in the Roberdean home today in Alexandria.
An elderly recollects that the earliest women boots debuted in 1828. They featured side lacing and combined gaiters with boots, each with fringes at the top.
The new uniform design introduces three gold buttons on the sleeve as the sole distinguishing badge for a platoon or regiment. The change highlights a move toward minimal insignia while maintaining unit identity.
Dr. Richard A. Terhune known as Doctor Dick and longtime dean of Passaic physicians died at his home from intestinal cancer after seven months of illness. He refused treatments, joked about starvation while drinking water, and was visited by Passaic and nearby doctors who offered palliation.
Miss Florence H King of Chicago earns distinction as one of the few women patent attorneys registered in Washington. Once a domestic, she became a court stenographer after overhearing a dispute. By 1895 she was admitted to the Illinois bar and specialized in patents, abandoning stenography for practice.
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