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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
5
The text outlines Jeremiah speaking for God to Judaea with strong warnings. It notes how Jehoiakim’s refusal and national disobedience bring God’s judgment, while Abijah’s rescue offers a brief mercy moment within impending consequences.
The U S Department of Agriculture finds no dependable way to determine the sex of chicks or eggs for hatching. Tests show eye-based or device claims fail across breeds and varieties, and results vary by sex and gestation, with no consistent method usable for poultry raisers.
A reflection on Jesus as an enduring companion whose presence strengthens life. The piece highlights enduring friendship, timeless support, and joy found in faith, emphasizing that Christ's companionship remains constant through time and eternity.
A fragmentary note states envy is like a fly that passes a body’s sounder parts and dwells upon the sures, attributed to Chapipah in a terse remark.
The text discusses oats as a growing ration for chicks, noting oats are especially important for feed efficiency and growth. It mentions quality, trial areas, and the role of oats relative to other grains, suggesting oats support healthier development and production in poultry.
The article cites ancient claims on foot binding in China, recounting a tale of Li Ya and Ninny the beauty. It notes a shift in fashion toward slender feet and the emperor’s interest, including gold sculptures and palace displays tied to the practice.
The text emphasizes proper poultry care including timing for feeding chicks after hatching, heat access for chilled chicks, and early age marking of chicks. It also notes disease control, sanitation, ventilation, and coop size as key factors, with considerations of seasonal broiler marketing profitability and flock size.
A collection of curious geography claims and light notes about countries and their traits. It lists Haiti Australia Colombia Holland Brazil Formosa Ceylon Wales with quirky statements and a short exchange about hens and relay eyes.
An advertisement imitates Bayer branding urging aspirin use only as directed by Bayer and noting the Bayer Cross symbol. The text mentions the drug’s long physician-approved history and references a distorted, garbled list of place names and words following the main message.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the solution for snowy white clothes after a hard work day. The text targets household laundry, emphasizing whiteness and satisfaction from clean fabrics.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a barber shop dispute erupts over a shaved customer. The proprietor accuses a trainee of botching a shave while a bystander questions the shop’s practice, and a passerby laments the mishap amid the tense exchange.
A British Medical Research council issued a block style guide listing germ names donors and discovery years from Paris New York and Warsaw collections. It notes live active samples for researchers and notes grim superstition linked to rheumatism across Europe and anecdotes of homespun remedies.
A fragmented report recounts a courtship that evolves from a troubling omen into a lasting union. The wording implies a superstition turned into a positive outcome within a community setting.
Bertie jokes about missing the last train with Jack who admits he did not catch it. The wary passenger reflects on fate as the rear lights vanish from the platform and laments the missed ride.
A passage notes the shift away from moralizing about poverty with the phrase no one now offers any moralizing on other blessings of poverty. It observes the idea is called the simple life and reflects a nostalgic tone.
An advertisement touts Postum as a rich golden brown pure cereal beverage with no harmful elements. It claims the drink is safe to consume as often as desired by adults and children, presenting it as a grateful refreshing beverage option.
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