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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
4
The passage extols home life as a source of blessing and moral guidance, contrasting fireside comfort with the broader joys of family. It also discusses trends in skilled labor, education, and economic opportunity as populations grow, values rise, and demand for public buildings and artisanal crafts increases.
A narrative urges youths to learn a trade or profession, stressing practical knowledge as essential for maturity and wealth preservation. It argues that without skill, even wealth cannot prevent toil and the loss of opportunity, and emphasizes character and industrious labor as foundations for reliable capital.
From New Zealand comes a yarn about a tohunga who could influence the dead. A Rotorua war party sought omens from their slain chief, and the body stirred signaling future victory, a feat attributed to ancient tohunga in Chicagé News.
Minneapolis Journal cites a critic listing medieval and Renaissance painters and their meager pay. Michelangelo earned 40 dollars a month for studying Pisa, Leonardo shared similar rates, while Correggio and Carracci received tiny sums. Rembrandt topped at 475 dollars for Night Watch. Velasquez earned 35 dollars per painting for Spanish government work.
Louise Closser Hale recollects a Spain visit with a proud cow led through a dusk plaza. A girl milks a thimbleful of the beverage for customers while the calf is tied to the cow’s tail, dragged along, and repeatedly set upright by the mother’s disciplinary hoof.
The mousedeer chevrotain is among hoofed animals, standing under twelve inches at the shoulder. It has brown fur speckled with yellow, white underparts, and often forms stripes. It walks on the tips of its hooves, lacks knee joints, and males bear upper tusks. Timid by nature, it hides in jungle by day and feeds at dawn and dusk. In captivity it becomes quite tame.
Notice to all persons doing business with Van Buren township that Hiram Sima the Trustee will be in his office at the Eaglesville post office on Saturdays each week to conduct business.
Trustee announces weekly office hours for public business. William Sims, Trustee, will be at his office in town on Friday to attend township business.
Timetable showing eastbound and southbound departures from Seymour Bedford Odon Linton and Terre Haute with arrivals and times. Schedules list trains to Bedford Odon Linton and Terre Haute and indicate offices of H P Radley G P T A at Grand Central Station Chicago for timetable inquiries.
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