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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
7
The passage critiques reformers and suggests suffering grows as public tensions rise. It mocks critics who feel wronged by law enforcers and notes women striking may demand junior protection. The piece lampoons Americanism rhetoric and factional battles echoed by Senator Sorg.
Chairman Neville of the convention naval affairs committee says delegates to the American Legion national convention in New Orleans will witness a major naval show. Plans include one battleship, destroyers, Eagle boats, a cruise of naval reserve crews, 12 hydroplanes, and invitations to international naval authorities for attendance.
Charlies Young, famed as the American Legion’s sweet singer and official soloist for the National American Legion band, will rejoin the band for a national convention tour in New Orleans. A World War I navy veteran, he later sang with John Philip Sousa’s band and built a broad public career while remaining active in the Legion and Las Societe des 40 et 8 Chevaux.
Persons who have suddenly acquired World War records and wound stripes to solicit subscriptions to fake magazines have drawn joint action by the American Legion and Syracuse officials. Any license applicant for magazine sales is now referred to the Legion for investigation.
Mrs Timothy Hay questions her daughter Maria about the old wagon, harness, and straw in her mouth. Mr T Hay reproaches her for dressing like a tramp and wonders where the car is as the family anticipates summer boarders arriving on the next train.
A dying rich man calls his longtime chauffeur Sykes and jokes that his journey will be long and ragged, but notes “there's one comfort. It's down hill.” American Legion Weekly
Lesson survey on Luke 2 1 30 and related verses detailing Jesus birth in Bethlehem at the time of a Roman census the announcement to shepherds and angels in the fields the boy Jesus in the temple at twelve his mother and Joseph finding him and Jesus growth in wisdom stature and in favor with God and man through childhood development.
A brief proverb note highlights that wisdom surpasses rubies and all desired things. It emphasizes the incomparable value of wisdom over material riches and worldly aims with a biblical attribution.
The truly valiant dare everything except doing any other body an injury says Sir P. Sidney in a noted remark.
The quote notes happiness comes from action not merely desire. It asserts that happiness requires taking decisive steps. The message emphasizes effort as essential to fulfillment.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts two speakers on a woman who habitually finishes others sentences. The exchange notes the tendency to listen and respond quickly, highlighting social impatience and conversational dynamics.
A note on PUTNAM FACELESS DYES promising new color tones for old sweaters. A Kansas City Star quote shows a dramatic line about a boy and a threaten to “lick the thunder out of him.” Also mentions Cuticura skin remedy and a Wichita hats trend survey.
Medical authorities warn against salt-based laxatives causing permanent injury and promote Nujol as a natural, gentle lubricant that mimics nature. Nujol helps constipation without griping, is not a medicine, and is prescribed by physicians and used in hospitals.
In York beach a rainy morning saw bathers leaving cottages headed to the water all carrying open umbrellas. Vacationists watched the procession and wondered at carrying bumbleshoots to shield from rain when they would soon be drenched during their morning bath.
A Washington Star item notes a sweet young woman who, eager for a garden this year, visited a seed store seeking pickle seeds. The piece ends with a quip asking Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to take note.
A quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript shows Boggs asking a doctor for help while the doctor refuses, highlighting a moment of rejection or evasive response in a medical context.
Advertisement urges shoppers to say Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. Claims the shopper will be repaid by the results and that once tried, it is always used.
A judge remarks on a rumor about a Wombat owning a decanter once belonging to General Lafayette. The exchange notes curiosity about the decanter and its provenance.
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