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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
8
The piece argues a model husband blends affection with duty, sharing income and burdens, cherishing his wife, and prioritizing home life over clubs. It contrasts noble, self denying behavior with self centered conduct, noting not all men reach this ideal and highlighting how family happiness hinges on mutual respect and care.
Mrs Ida Harper has overseen Miss Susan B. Anthony's letters for a planned third volume begun after Anthony's death in Rochester New York. The completed volumes cover 1890s travels to Europe and events such as openings for women at the University of Rochester and suffrage campaigning on the Pacific Coast.
A.D. Berchtel loses a valuable colt after barbed wire incident. Alf Keck from Burns City visited. W. H. Wallick in Bloomfield. Locals attend the business show at Odon. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of Brookville and Mrs. Phipps of Bedford visited Ed Hubbard. Rev. W. J. Neal to preach at Mt. Olive with baptism services. Open windows and cars noted as open season. A controversial old- and young-wife exchange is cited with calls for compensation. Chicago cleans yesterday. famine foreseen in sweeping generalities.
Miss Carrie Gedson of Montgomery visited here Saturday and Sunday. John McAdams and family called on friends at Cornettaville Sunday. Nellie Hayes and Nora Williams of Bethany were here Sunday. Lula Jones visits relatives in Veal Township. George Daily of Montgomery visited Tuesday on business. Farmers busy planting. Rev. M C Hughes and wife were here from Shoals Saturday and Sunday. Wm Wilson and wife from Chelsea were here Sunday. Mrs Florence McDonald and Mrs Josie Ellis home from Indianapolis. Brother M C Hughes begins protracted meeting at Antioch the first Sunday in October. Royal Alliston and Walter Tucker of Black Oak attended Antioch church Sunday night.
The piece argues John Alexander Dowie was more than a flashy faker. It notes his hypnotic eye, mystic conviction, and leadership stance while condemning his financial failures and theatrical antics. Dowie is described as old, pitiable, and irascible, with contrasts of vengeance and sorrow.
ABE MARTIN muses on New York Hearst sentiment elevators on building exteriors Pinkey Kerr Aunt Tilda Myers funeral delays due to card clubs and comments on school days and secret orders. Farm life glimpsed from a car window with a wry rural voice.
The Pension department orders that no pension voucher be signed unless the recipient is present with the voucher. Both the notary and the soldier face heavy fines and possible revocation of the notary's commission for signing in absentia. The change aims to stop the long standing practice of soldiers filing vouchers with notaries who then sign as if the recipient were present.
Bellview and nearby towns see a steady flow of visitors this weekend. Will Rogers of Epsom and families including the Drummonds and Elliess visited en route to Elnora and Eaglesville. Several locals such as Misses Caress Fettie Fettic Slatton and Ratledge spent Sunday with friends and relatives in Elnora Plainville Longcrootee and Odon.
Magazine notes praise for Mrs. Donald McLean as President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution advocating Admiral Paul Jones burial at Annapolis. Describes Stanford destruction and sketches of California institutions. Fire versus dynamite covers U.S. Navy firefighting in San Francisco. Includes style pieces on fashion, animal stories, war chapters, and food adulteration discussion.
A fragment notes Heinze selling copper with part payment by taking a senate seat from Montana. The passage hints at political exchange but provides unclear context and incomplete names.
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