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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
5
A fragmented entry notes life scenes and setting tools with unclear details. The text mentions Bo ten veited and references a frau, but specifics are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable people.
The American Legion executive committee in Indianapolis endorsed France’s Ruhr occupation, stating Germany defaulted on reparations and caused financial harm. The resolution argues France acted to curb a debtor, noting U.S. taxes fund much of the debt and warning future aggressions if Germany avoids payment.
William H H Doyie commander of the Massachusetts American Legion plans monthly broadcasts via radio at post headquarters to inform and engage about Legion activities and veterans’ interests. Officials intend station broadcasts for evenings, offering entertainment and news to thousands of Legion members at home and at posts. The plan, approved by state leaders, also includes coverage of disabled veterans and hospital care.
The Theodore Roosevelt post in Chicago launches the Zero Hour club within its American Legion post. It provides a $100 beneficiary payout on death to bridge the gap before life insurance payments begin. Eligible members must be in good standing, pay $2.50 annually plus $1 upon a member's death, and the program is not insurance, but a limited protection.
Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma City has been selected by Oklahoma lawmakers to present a resolution seeking permanent peace via a world court and reduced armaments. The resolution, backed by 15 million World War veterans through the Interallied Veterans federation, calls for open international agreements and opposing territorial aggrandizement.
National Commander Alvin Owsley impressed Legionnaires at Jefferson Post 141 Mt Vernon Illinois when he forgot a member’s name during a welcome. The guest then correctly identified the man as Baird, a former camp officer, prompting light humor and relief among attendees.
Samuel mourns Saul's death then is guided to anoint David as future king. He faces risk, follows divine direction, and learns that God judges the heart not outward looks. David’s anointing marks a shift from kingship by sight to kingship by the Spirit.
A Private blimp in the camp, shy of rejection, drafted an anonymous marriage proposal to the prettiest girl nearby. He hesitated, then, in a burst of inspiration, hurriedly wrote the pledge on paper seeking her hand.
A concise reflection on timing from a quote attributed to Disraeli. It contrasts knowing when to act with recognizing when to forego an advantage, emphasizing prudent judgment.
A reflective note on indulgence as age brings tolerance. The speaker asserts no fault exists that they have not shared, echoing Goethe’s view that maturity softens judgment. The quote frames aging as a path to greater leniency toward others.
A compact quotation reflecting on life spent in constant weighing of choices ending in mortality attributed to Quesnel. It captures the paradox of human decision making and fate within a concise motto.
The piece contrasts old and modern Baghdad, noting desert-like streets, mud walls, and moonlit streets. It argues youths face a demanding, prolonged smart age leaving home to work, with patience scarce and marriage not always curative. It cites the Detroit Free Press on patience and longevity of youth.
An advertisement urges readers to use Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to make baby dresses dazzle and invites shoppers to try it, noting availability at all good grocers.
The National Institute for the Blind has issued an edition featuring twenty four pieces for piano organ and voice by twelve composers. The best known name is William Wolstanholme the organist.
A terse note notes that some individuals consider consulting a T doctor for personal or professional issues. The sentence hints at a controversial approach to treatment or diagnosis.
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