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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
7
Elnora M. E. church announces Sunday School at 9 15 a m with J E Pershing as superintendent. Sermon follows at 10 30 a m led by Pastor S J Shake.
A. E. Lerche of Springfold prescribes the simplest method to overcome blues and nervous upset. He recommends using a laxative remedy carried in a pocket and taken when symptoms begin, claiming it to be effective for men women and children and a regular antidote to the blues.
A study by the Department of Agriculture finds stone ground corn meal spoils fast due to germ oil, unlike roller milled meal which keeps longer. Dry, cool storage and small frequent milling trips are advised, with heat and moisture accelerating spoilage.
A Pennsylvania poultry breeder refused a £12,000 offer for a hen, with assurances that eggs from the hen could fetch $1600 to $750 each. The encontro untransacted deal leaves readers to ponder the implied value of a single hen and its egg product potential.
The text argues that apple varieties require specific soil conditions for best growth within their climate. It attributes this to soil water holding capacity driven by texture grain size, structure clumping, organic matter, and the degree of soil tilth, all affecting the groundwater available to plants.
The article warns that crown gall mainly targets young nursery trees and stresses inspecting and burning any galled trees before planting. It notes that infected trees worsen over years and that diverse feeding, including green foods and litter, benefits hens and farm profit, while criticizes parents aiming to raise professional sons amid harvest labor shortages.
A guidance note urges plainly marking every grain sack at the mill to avoid losses. It emphasizes that unmarked sacks are at risk of misplacement and may go unclaimed.
A collection of quips and sayings on marriage ambition luck and drinking humor. It weaves jokes about regret quick burning candles boss wives and the pull of whiskey with wry social observations.
A series of aphoristic lines reflects on laziness and leisure. It contrasts predictability with desire, notes reputations shaped by chatter, and jokes about self reform. The voice blends humor with moral observation.
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