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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
3
A collection from the women of Northern Daviess Co invites readers to clip and preserve the recipes printed each week. A six month subscription to The Odon Journal is awarded for the best recipe received weekly.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a banana float and gelatine preparation with stray words on beverages, sugar, and a torn poem note. No coherent event or source entity is identifiable. text lacks clear names or dates.
Fragments describe an unusual product note and speculations about flavors and sourcing. The readable text hints at a promotional item or test batch with limited details and no clear outcome or dates.
A fragmented recipe describes heating milk, mixing sugar and flour, beating in eggs, and stirring until thick. It mentions adding a spice and pouring into a dish for a pudding or cake, with oddly garbled final notes and a signature line referencing Ethel Prirehets, Scotland, Mt.
A fragmented recipe lists fruit to mix into a large bowl: pineapple, bananas, oranges, and sugar. It mentions slicing thinly and combining everything into a vast mix, with names or signs that read like a faded kitchen note. The text preserves period voice with unclear handwriting.
A fragmentary recipe mentions Graham pudding with molasses and butter. It describes mixing sugar, flour, and water, then adding vanilla and beaten eggs, with references to butter and heating steps. The text also names Mrs John Bo Wallingford and Indiana, suggesting a domestic cook and regional context.
Jacob Trainor, John Groves, George Wade, James Wade and Frank Campbell were in Washington on business Tuesday. Several locals including James Wade, Misses Bernadette and Lora Kidwell, and Curtis Kidwell visited friends this week. Dr W I L Les and family from Longootee stayed with Geo Wade, and Eliza Wade visited Tila Graves.
Homer Osman and Palmer Cox made business trips to Montgomery while Ada Dow Tom Hackler and others visited Elnora Plainville and Montgomery. Community members attended church in Antioch and Washington with school commencement noted. Several residents traveled for family visits and social gatherings as the town recorded numerous Tuesday to Sunday movements.
The note says a six months subscription for best recipe on the PACH page with prizes awarded by Christian Ledies Aid and the Priscilla Club. Readers are urged to send in recipes as two pages will be kept the same size each week.
Bailey Jon Arney Jr and family from Concord visited the Flinns. George Browning and Ep aom family called on John McClellan. A Ketchem and Ray Freed from Pleasant Hall visited Ellis Malone. Ora and Harley Heasley from Bagleville visited Beasley. Mr and Mrs Guy Barley of Concord passed through. Lee Ketelem and son from near Qdon were here. Myrtle Mowery visited grandparents at Farlen. Clida Aishe visited her sister Mrs Roy Callahan of Martin county. Homer Wikle and family visited William Clayton at Pleasant Hill. Firman Flinn of Burns City visited Roscoe Finn.
Fragmentary lines discuss catarrh and cure claims with mention of blood and internal system effects. No coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities extracted.
Harriett Chestnut and daughter Susie were guests of Jas Spurgeon on Sunday. John Arney and family visited Roscoe Fling and family of Baile on Sunday. Robert Boyd and wife near Orton spent Monday night with Stephen Mallette. The Misses Pearl Chestnut and Mary McCain spent Thursday with Mrs Sarah Chambers. Ida Franklin visited Myrtle Davis on Sunday. Mrs Chambers visited W M Chestnut near Shiloh Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Agron Battery and son Sheldon spent Monday with Aaron Hattern. Elmer Maltette spent Sunday with Delmar Franklin.
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