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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
4
A fable portrays an Ox driven by Fleas Cats and Fistes representing critical citizens who hinder a progressive path. The tale ends with the moral to allow the Ox to pull and progress, urging collective support over petty obstruction.
A moral plea contrasts the image of a lazy, disordered housewife with the ideal of an active, orderly home keeper. The article urges pity for overworked wives and condemns indolence, claiming the home centers on a virtuous, diligent woman and a good conscience.
A didactic spoken word urges restraint in speech and patience in growth. It compares metalwork refining to personal training at home and school, arguing drilling and discipline raise virtue, neighborly harmony, and public usefulness, ending with a call for peace and happiness.
Dr Woods Hutchinson argues meals influence sleep minimally. digestion continues during sleep and a moderate snack can aid rest. He notes onions lettuce and milk have little hypnotic effect and that timing of the last meal is flexible with exceptions among workers and children.
The article argues tenors dominate many operas, with Mozart and Wagner cited as counterexamples. It notes composers often favor tenor leads, citing Rienzi Tannhauser Lohengrin Tristan Parsifal and a claim by French savants that tenor voice is a relic destined for extinction.
The piece argues that art across poetry, painting, and music arises from broad human appeal rather than strict critical canons. It suggests universality and lasting resonance determine whether a work is a true poem or a great artwork.
A fragment depicts Mrs. Jones calling her neighbor Mrs. Brown a brazen borrower. The two women dispute and recount an earlier visit when Mrs. Brown asked to borrow a bas?and for an hour to clean.
A narrator recounts tracing a counterfeit ten dollar bill through a web of players from Pittsburgh to Chicago and Detroit. The search ends with James B. Sterling revealed as a false merchant connected to a gang of counterfeiters, the bill looping back to him in a bizarre fate.
Giram Lima trustee states he will be in the post office at Eaglesville in his offices on Saturdays each week to receive business from all persons with Van Buren township matters.
Passenger schedule fragment lists stops Seymour Bedford Odon Elnora Beehunter Linton Jayonville and Terre Haute. Times show 12:30 pm 1:50 pm 2:58 pm 3:08 pm with various arrivals and departures, including 8:01 and 8:10 shown in the snippet.
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