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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
2
A technical magazine mentions electricity as a method to kill mosquitoes. A modiste comments on the X ray skirt and its limited suitability. Publisher B. Brott appears in the header with unrelated subscription notes. The text also references payables in advance for telephone and cooperatives.
A note mentions Cy Piech allegedly signed to pitch for the New York Americans. Unclear whether the reference is to a college fraternity member or a Chinese proprietor of a gambling venue.
A fashion magazine predicts a future where women stop buttoning dresses at the back. The snippet notes historical use and hints at changing dress design. It mentions the phrase friend husband and an anecdotal opinion linked to a specific stance.
The community reports a surge in ensilage cutter use and a noticeable rise in silo construction this season. Farmers anticipate high returns from well built silos as corn quality improves and feed value increases amid rising costs and widespread demand.
A local appeal urges readers to help grow the subscriber list by gifting a Journal to friends far away. Advertises a special rate and asks for sender name and address when subscribing or mailing in. Readers reminded to sign their subscription and clarify payment details to avoid holds.
Mrs W B Myers of Bicknell visits Andy Myers and Ziba Downs with Mrs Sria Mattingly. Chas Hedden of Washington visits. Tarr and children travel to Washington. Joe Doran birthday dinner hosted by friends. Lon McBride moving to Elnora. Chas England trips to Odon. Mary Mattingly to host pie social Oct 3. Arley Cannon sells restaurant to Logan. Forest Lowe returns to Oklahoma after a visit. J O Fairhurst ill. Kimner Killion and Alfred Sites visit. Carl McWilliams to Washington on business. Emma Gough returns from Loogootee. Joe Abe Dougherty and Ethel Killion visit Ingalls in Washington. Truman Litherland and Chas Canary visit Washington. Alf Tarr trips to Indianapolis. School notes report sixty high school students, sixteen seniors, twenty five teachers, and shop classes taught by Kell Ferguson and Carrie McKittrick.
Misa spent Sunday with Miss Lillie Critchlow. Chestnut family members visited Alfred Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Tena Bolding stayed with Mrs. Jennie. Ida Franklin enjoyed Sunday afternoon with Miss Luis Wade. Doane visited Elmer Mariette. Wm. Chambers and son stayed with Daniel Hamerickhouse and wife.
The description notes a large pear-shaped armhole with a tiny underarm gusset to ensure comfort freedom of movement. It emphasizes how the sleeve and arm closely fit the forearm, improving wearability and ease.
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