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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show a late repayment notice associated with CPCIN PNIDI-ANNAS Vitae at Olen. The readable text lists unclear items and names, indicating a financial or debt context without full details.
A terse note references SATT REPAY with a dated October entry. The fragment notes a repayment action and mentions a specific date in October, but lacks full context or accompanying specifics.
The article asserts Indians mimic Hintuerens via the U S and notes a wealth edge over the general population. It mentions $53 Cadesr in treasury credit and yearly interest, 2500 Indian schools, and a policy of benevolent assimilation. The tone reflects a dated paternalistic view.
The article notes twenty five occupants of the Presidency including Theodore Roosevelt, the youngest at 42 or 43. It mentions presidents who died in office and succeeded by others, listing McKinley and others. It cites Roosevelt as the youngest president and recalls succession after death, with names like Harrison, Taylor, and Garfield in historical context.
A fragmented literary review voice laments indifference among Americans to personal effort and character. It contrasts trifling distractions with the higher aims of virtue, urging young men toward noble endeavor and achievement despite economic concerns and social pressures.
The Review of Reviews offers the most comprehensive account of the Gudalo tragedy that appeared in spring. It is a remarkable journalistic achievement and should be read and preserved as a complete record of a great historical event.
Edwardeport Gazette reports Ross Hurst and two companions were attacked by a tall lynx six miles north of town while crossing White River. After a 30 minute encounter, they killed the animal, which measured about six feet and weighed 684 pounds. Local news notes bar admission for O N Go Webb Hult and other scattered items including consular duties and railroad chatter.
Reports from the Westport area discuss making Elnora a freight division point between Westport and Terre Haute. Passenger service would run to Washington as before, part of a plan to equalize time and pay for train crews.
In Perthshire a remote parish minister, not regarded as especially eloquent, oversaw church transept alterations that reduced seating. Afterward he visited to hear parishioners on the changes. A heated exchange ensued about whether the improvements suited a growing crowd.
The fragment mentions one man charged over pottery with unclear timeline. Readable text is sparse and does not provide full names, location, or precise charges. More context is needed to determine the incident and involved parties.
Monday night the residence of James Osborn Jr in Burns City was totally destroyed by fire. The cause is unknown and the family awoke to a house nearly ready to collapse. A few goods were saved and about $400 in insurance will partially cover the loss.
Helen Crooke, three months old, died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral held Monday at home, Rev. H. N. King officiating. Burial in Walnut Hill cemetery. Mrs. E Shepherd, 68, of Plainville, died Sunday morning after throat and lung illness. She leaves husband and son. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Plainville M E Church. Burial in Plainville cemetery.
The text advertises money for improved farmland at 3 to 8 percent and offers items for sale including hides, furs, bones, and various metals. It mentions weekly sales in Odon Indiana and promotional cures, medicines, and household goods, with a jumble of prices and health claims.
A North China Herald note recalls a tale of In-Ch’ang-an who loved hosting dinners yet served dreadful food. A guest asks a favor before rising, insisting he not be invited again, provoking a burst of laughter from the party.
A statistician argues that in 350 years population density will force 2 thirds of an acre per person for farming and infrastructure. He cites current world population at 1.6 billion and predicts 92.073 billion by 2250.
A humorous exchange about a mother-in-law causing chaos in the kitchen after a cook was discharged. The wife feared to fire the cook, so Birdie's mother was brought in to supervise, leading to smashed furniture and the cook finally leaving.
An advertisement claims Solid tnevee Silver tableware rivals sterling, wears five years without cost, and urges quick ordering from Quaker Valley Mix Co Chicago. It mixes dubious claims with other dubious notices offering money for agents and health cures, all in one damaged excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical issue and a patient seeking or taking medicine. The readable parts mention a woman, a bottle, a trial of medicine, and a friend, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge.
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