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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
6
The article describes German efforts to fight tuberculosis as a sociological disease through fresh air cures, day sanatoria, and sanitary housing reforms. It highlights Berlin pioneers Dr Lennhoff Becher and Dr Pannwitz and notes American interest, funding, and potential adoption in New York.
A May 22 1910 Sunday School lesson centers on John the Baptist's imprisonment by Herod Antipas, his beheading, and the moral lessons drawn from Herod's weakness, Herodias, and Salome, with reflections on conscience and memory. The accompanying text explains the historical Herods and cites Matthew Mark and Farrar for context.
A humorous remark notes water levels in Paris rising and compares it to past beef price protests. The comment hints at public sentiment over rising costs and a suggestion to ration water as citizens once did with beef.
A Los Angeles man recalls finding a dog tag in his sausage and wonders aloud how he would react if he had lost a dog. The anecdote uses a humorous hypothetical to explore worry and blame in a lighthearted tone.
In a London suburb a police court heard Mrs Tunnicliffe push her husband from their home over suffrage protest. She ordered their daughter to pack his bags and declare him out. The husband said she would lock him up if he objected. He wished to return, but she refused. The case was dismissed.
In a Harper's Weekly vignette Weary Waggle and Dusty Rhodes meet on a street. Dusty complains that costs have risen and meals are harder to obtain, noting he now must ask twice for breakfast along his route.
An office worker compares two married colleagues. One, six weeks married, frets to call his wife about headaches and returns smiling. The other, six years married, avoids costly calls and returns scowling. He muses whether to marry or stay single, and ends with a quip about self love.
Ella notes suspects plotting something as Stela confirms a plan exists. Ella asks for specifics to identify the target or objective.
Rev Charles F Aked laments how many judge religion by appearances during a New York luncheon. He recalls a boy sneaking jam from a pot and praying to become a saint, his face smeared with jam as he explains he will be holy after death.
Second Assistant Secretary Adee at the state department is on annual vacation in Europe with Mr. Thackera United States consul general at Berlin and Mrs. Thackera. They will tour southern France by bicycle for about six weeks and expect to return to Washington mid June.
A terse exchange mentions tiarns and a wire with pricing aims. The speaker requests a tangible item and states a condition to claim recognition by a visible woman as his wire, hinting at a coded dealer dialogue.
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