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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
The passage presents garbled OCR text with random phrases about treaties, languages, pens, Chinese details, sermons, a Kansas City Journal quote, and assorted musings. It reads as a collage of misread lines, lacking a coherent single narrative or clear event to summarize.
In a New York Times snippet a cryptic line suggests a refined music lesson led by a teacher. The fragment hints at sensitive instruction and a nuanced approach to musical tone within a classroom setting.
A peculiar amphibian called the swelling toad is described as a semimegnatic oddity along the Atlantic coast. It reaches bullfrog size in normal form but appears fishlike and six inches long when active, with white bellies covered in enines and a unique ability to swell when on its back.
A writer argues women are more civilized and possess higher tactile sensitivity while men show greater physical strength and lung capacity. The piece details claims of brain size differences and endurance in confinement and air quality, noting women’s superior endurance in adverse conditions.
The 1817 Portland Gazette alludes to Dartmouth University as New Hampshire's chartered college then mocked for having a single student. The piece recalls the disputed charter rights and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling sparked by Daniel Webster, highlighting the university’s precarious status.
Household tips on storing woolen undergarments after washing to deter moth eggs. Steps include brushing, airing, sunning, and deep cleaning with a handmade fluid: castile soap, ammonia, wine salts, and wax. Apply to spots on garments, rinse with hot water, then store each item in labeled newspaper in boxes or drawers to keep moths away.
Odd household tips cover lemon healing for headaches rheumatic relief and wound care. Sash window fasteners use a rubber roller on a spring with semi circular sockets to lock the sash. Also listed are burn remedies with linseed oil and boiled water, baking soda paste for wounds, and general cautions on burns and skin care.
Seed corn for sale with first prize claims from two years and the St. Louis World's Fair. Also eggs priced at 75 cents for 15 and 62 for 60, with delivery possible to Odon Indiana. Berenson and R. Fid. provide contact details and delivery options. Includes a Colton quotation on the limits of money.
Contemptuous exchange shows Mrs Peck questioning Henry Peck while he asserts he is a man not a mouse, claiming he would cry for help if in danger and would be up on the table. The dialogue emphasizes gendered taunts and a dramatic standoff.
A Philadelphia Ledger note mocks the saying seeing is believing with a quip that some people daily reveal beliefs hard to credit. The brief exchange highlights skepticism and the gap between vision and belief.
A Ku hkinm Co department asks for ten traveling men to move through a state with tactics to stun and distribute circulars and samples of goods. Salary listed as 875 per month with 85 per day for expenses. location Atlas Building.
Notice to all persons having business with Van Buren township that there will be office hours at the post once it Eaglesville on Saturdays each week.
Instructions describe Janvelle Water a cleaning mix with water soda and bicarbonate for whitening linens used by Chinese laundries. Cure Of Goldfish advises weekly water changes and air pulses if fish seem sluggish. Waterproof Saticloth provides a recipe of lampblack soap and oil for a finishing paint coating.
Instructions advise washing with tepid water and two dashes of soap powder. Rinse with clean water and avoid scrubbing with a brush. The note mentions using furniture polish as a finish but does not specify steps beyond cleaning guidance.
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