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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
4
A promotional piece extols Edison Phonographs and Gold Moulded Records as a superior, durable way to bring diverse music into the home. It highlights the variety of records, long-lasting sapphire stylus, and the ability to host home concerts with affordable pricing.
Free to all phonograph owners who state style and number of their machine we will send free prepar copy of the Edison Phonogram Membe ly subscription price 20 cents telling you how to make your machine play better how to oil it how to make your own records etc Many valuable pointers free We also exchange genuine Edison phonographs for old talking machines.
At Rumford Falls, Maine a thriving paper mill hub on an island in the Androscoggin River is guided by Hugh J. Chisholm. The city features model homes for mill workers, winding streets, and thriving hotels with river views. The community, with about 7000 residents, plans expansions as mills and bridges connect new districts.
Dennis O'Flannigan was struck by a golf ball beside a links road. A nearby golfer yelled fore, then claimed the warning signals danger. Dennis replied with humor about fore and foive indicating different hits.
Six pygmies, three men and three women averaging four feet six for men and four feet one for women, arrived in London with Colonel Harrison from the Ituri forest. They walk naked, live on game and fruit, lack religion, practice polygamy, and display surprising intelligence and skill in ironworking and toolmaking.
A Greenland Eskimo boy of eleven, trained by his father and mother, builds and uses his own kaiak. He learns harpooning small birds and seals, then tests the craft in rough seas, righting himself with skill and courage as life on the ice begins in earnest.
An Italian orator-like claim credits Roman electrician Aden Toms with a groundbreaking invention said to make electricity cheaper and spark a revolution in industry. The report emphasizes the invention's supposed impact on factories and overall industrial progress.
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