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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
6
A humorous collection of maxims and quips touching money love marriage luck travel and daily life. It features playful lines about virtue wealth weather romance and social quirks with a light satirical tone.
A newly patented disinfecting apparatus is proposed for use in public schools to sanitize pencils used by students. The device addresses the risk of spreading germs from shared pencils as pupils exchange and moisten tips, replacing traditional sanitary plates with safer contamination control.
In a witty exchange the first author asks if Scribbleton has married. The second author confirms, joking that marriage will double his readership circle.
A motivational line warns against conformity and urges independent thinking and bold action to stand out and achieve personal progress.
A recently patented six in one curved blade tool features a four pronged fork at the tip and folds into a compact canteen case. Designed for campers picnickers and one armed users the device is marketed as a versatile kitchen and outdoor implement.
J A McCall and George and Harvey Scott delivered lumber at Loogcotee Thursday. Mrs G W Tomey and son Chas drove to Washington Thursday. Charley Tomey and Cisro Killion attended the funeral of jort Tully at Carnettsville Friday. EF M Fates and C J Wilson rode a business trip to Washington Friday. Harvey Scott visited Grant Taylor in case township Friday night. E T Scott and family with W A Scott and W V Haser made a business trip to Washington Saturday. E T Scott passed examination for mail carrier. Clarence McCwines a business trip to Odon Friday. George Fiddler drove to Elnora Friday. Sarah Metheny and daughter Cerda made a business trip to Frainville Friday. The Boyds and Todds held a family reunion at Isaac Boyd's Sunday. Frank Brees visited his sister near Odon Sunday. Roscoe Myers drove to the county seat Friday. Miss Delpha Myers of Washington visiting here a few days. Elbert Grove returned home from Illinois Saturday. Harvey Scott drove to Plainville Monday. Large attendance at New Bethel Sunday night to hear Bre Thomas Todd. Protracted meeting began at M E church Monday night. All invited to attend. Mrs Harvey Scott returned home Monday after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Taylor.
A brief exchange shows a couple praising Dr. Hard Head. Mrs. de Style notes their affection for him and recalls his remedy recommendations of old port for her husband and Newport for herself during illness. The dialogue highlights trust in a local physician and shared remedies.
John A Muinmaw traveled to Bloomfield on Saturday afternoon and Mrs Joan Muinmaw visited New Berry on Monday morning as part of local movement notices.
James Cropp and family visited Loogoctee on Saturday. Miss Cord a and Miss Ethel Grove spent the weekend with Miss Perkins. A Krep attended Montgomery on Saturday. Bert and Frank Wilson of Cornersville were in the neighborhood Wednesday. Mrs Mooley and Mrs Perkins visited Mrs Cropp Tuesday. Rain Thursday was appreciated. Mrs Calvin Perkins and Miss Ethel visited Mrs Wm Perkins from Wednesday to Friday last week.
Advertisement suggests sour stomach relief by eating slowly and chewing thoroughly then taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper. Available from all dealers.
The text presents scattered historical trivia including Hindu colonization of Java in 412 A D and Edison’s early automatic repeater, the Australian ballot in New South Wales in 1858, carpet use in Egypt in biblical times, and Chicago's 1833 organization with 28 voters and 1857 incorporation at 4 497 residents.
Will Seals and family of Lee swootee visited George Walker Sunday night. Frank Campbell and wife and T A Wade and grandson Arnold Williams visited George Wade. Several from here attended the basketball game at Epsom Friday night. George Miles and wife returned from a trip to the southern part of the state and Illinois. George W Tomey and family of Epsom and Mary Kidwell visited J A Groves and family Saturday. Willie Healy Sam Wade Val Hagar Austin Kidwell James Hermann Gus Seegers Joe Leppert Alfred Gootee and Ed Scott and family were at Washington Saturday.
Mrs Ken Overton and daughters Hazel and Odessa from Eaglesville visited Eschel Overton on Tuesday. Joseph Todd of Westerville Ohio studying at Otterbein University spent days with his parents and attended the funeral of his grandfather Thomas Boyd. Ray Freed visited Ellis Maloe's Sunday. Misses Lora and Mabel Pershing visited Clara Shaffer Saturday. A number from this place serenaded Mr and Mrs John Sommers Wednesday night.
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