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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary text references names like Perry and Chicago Tribune with scattered phrases about a university and several cities. It reads like a damaged page with multiple incomplete lines, unclear dates, and stray terms rather than a cohesive report.
The text sketches a jumble of topics from military figures and examinations to tropical counts and a London fur sale. It mentions July and a review of Peter, flagging a contrast between better cooling practices at dawn and the public interest in a major fur warehouse sale in Great Queen Street where thousands of skins are displayed.
The American Bridge Company and Carnegie mills implement a smokeless rule banning chewing tobacco during work hours as a health measure. Masons, brass workers, and iron smokers face differing allowances with brass workers restricted while others may chew tobacco. The steel trust argues the practice harms workers, while some see it as a social issue tied to industry standards.
A lost ring from a Pacific Coast woman was recovered after a theater incident at the Winfrey California York Playhouse. Mr. Tuthill aided in the search, a note led to the finder, and the ring was returned to Russ Armstrong. The couple, Miss Armstrong and the Engaged Mr Turk, plan to wed this winter and reside in Brookvo.
A damaged OCR fragment references municipal districts and public officials. It mentions the public of a district, a filing or action to be carried out, and involvement of a public authority. Details are unreadable due to text corruption.
Ole Skinden a New York asthma sufferer visited Dr James in Denver and was granted a permit to cough on the street. He fears arrest by any police officer who encounters a fit and is told to show the permit to avoid disturbance of the peace.
The article interprets Ezekiel 47 1 12 as a prophetic stream of healing from the temple river to the Dead Sea. It links the stream to divine presence and salvation through Christ, transforming exile despair into life and righteousness. It discusses the temple's role, renewal, and the spread of spiritual vitality through the ages. The message emphasizes faith, regeneration, and the Holy Spirit as a spring of eternal life.
The readable text captures garbled dialogue and interjections about a late night incident. References to a wife reacting to the speaker’s condition after leaving a club appear amid unclear names and phrases. The passage resembles a stray OCR fragment rather than a coherent report.
A farmers exchange jokes about a boy named Josh, noting his constant hours and suggesting he is destined to be a milkman. The dialogue reflects rural humor about work and future careers.
A church wedding centers on the groom as a defining figure while the vice president's role is described as nearly unimportant in the accompanying narration.
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