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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
7
The German Lisater Heater is pitched as a unique flatless base unit for coal burning. It claims efficient oxygen delivery and fuel use, inviting curious buyers to compare its guaranteed quality, style, and durability with other models.
Rebecca Cail of Plainville traveled through en route to Martin county. Mr. Wrights near Odon and Herbert Ketchem of Elmore township were seen in the area. D. B. Odgen of Scotland and families visited J. P. Taylor. Wallick sale drew a large crowd. Several residents and visitors are noted in weekly rounds including Fula Phipps, Jno Spurgeon, Dan Mowery, and others.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Coyle and family spent Sunday with the Bausermin family. Curtis Overton and family visited Geo Cosie and family east of Odon. Ol Hinkle w es Burns City. Mr and Mrs Wm Pettit of Odeon and Mrs stlia Perti and Paul visited Jas Overton. Wm Riggins and Homer Pershing with families called on Alva Callahan. Miss Mary Humerickhoass returned from Inlaxzarecits after visiting Mrs Harry Vauostran. Arisson Overton and Ethel Webster were Sunday guests near Burns City.
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Notice that James A McCoy administrator has filed final account in Davisess Circuit Court. Hearing set for November 20 1911. Interested heirs and claimants must appear to show cause or prove heirship. October 9 1911. E T Laughlin attorney.
A farmer named Gordon drove a political candidate for two weeks, listening to speeches and weighing positions. Despite liking the candidate, Gordon told him he was not ready to decide, noting his own views might shift as the engagement ended.
In 1889 a New South Wales hunter pursuing kangaroo meat followed a blood trail until the trail faded and a single red speck appeared. He bent to inspect and found a pale green gem stone, revealing the White Cliffs opal fields rather than a kill. The story originates from the New York Press.
A Leipzig scientist tested if fish are warmer than their water by inserting a needle linked to a thermoelectric circuit into a fish and placing the other circuit element in the surrounding water. No current flowed, suggesting the fish and water share the same temperature.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote notes a Boston woman claims to detect bachelors by a furtive look. She says the gaze resembles a hunted animal always wary of snares and pitfalls. The piece suggests single men everywhere should self inspect in the mirror for this telltale sign.
The New York Tribune notes a comedian voiced a harsh condemnation at a New York dinner with a jab at Rowndar. On his return late, Rowndar faced his wife’s reproach about being away, and he quipped that he does not seek sunshine after dark.
Mrs Todgers calls Marla an impertinent hussy and orders her gone after a quarrel over borrowing rubbers. Mr Todgers protests the decision saying she was the best girl. The exchange reveals household tensions at Todgers.
A compact aphorism divides people into two groups: doers who act and those who critique, asking why things were not done differently. The line frames a timeless debate on progress versus hesitation.
A perceptive quote notes a man should thank his enemies for opening his eyes to his own faults and failures, highlighting a pragmatic view of critique from adversaries.
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