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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
4
The fragmentary article alludes to social observations on election behavior and courtship. It references optimism, voters, and a judge or figure offering a prize for a solution, with mention of a couple and possible engagement. The content is garbled and difficult to parse into a cohesive event.
The readable text includes scattered references to a 1916 forecast and subscription offers, withPartial names and phrases implying a periodical context. No clear event, place, or person is fully specified, leaving a fragmentary archival snapshot.
A compact digest notes daily lessons from medicine to geography. It lists US daily patient treatments, the Danube river jet depth changes, camel bone bows for children, and biographical sparks on the Cary sisters born in Ohio with Phoebe writing poems and Alice novels, both passing in the late 19th century.
The U S civil service commission announces a rural carrier examination to be held November 13 in Washington. It aims to fill Montgomery County positions and future rural routes from other post offices. Applicants must reside in the county and meet form Mo. 1377 requirements.
A mother and Ruth discuss converting an ounce to teaspoons and present a list of approximate teaspoon equivalents. Sugar equals two level teaspoons, flour four, butter two, cocoa five, pepper four, mustard four, and self rising flour one at times in the notes.
Fragmentary text describes cleaning wounds with antiseptic lotion and sterile water. It stresses keeping a station handy for children to access and treat minor cuts promptly, with unclear surrounding context and stray illegible phrases.
A faded idol, once swept by thousands, moves through town to small crowds and hushed greetings. Fans who once filled the stands now ignore him as he travels with the entourage, his former cheer diminished and forgotten by the throng.
A humorous catalog lists poems preferred by different trades and roles. The churchgoer favors The bells while the mattress maker likes Excelsior and the tailor chooses The raggedy man.
The text describes plaiting ice on a plate, mashed potatoes, a clean sunny yellow color, and the desusoers of fall. It gives household advice such as washing brushes in hot soda and soft soap, boiling lamp burners in buttermilk, rinsing fruit jars in cold water, and canning fruit slowly with careful sealing while hot.
A fragmentary verse note describes moving from sleep to wakeful doubt. The speaker, troubled by images in photographs, swears quietly amid scattered references to online spaces and distant voices.
A kitchen note outlines plating a mission salad with lettuce nests each holding pineapple, orange, and banana slices. Top generously with chopped pecans and a mayonnaise dressing.
Instructions describe removing stickiness from fly paper by rubbing it with a saturated cloth or sponge until the surface is clean and nonsticky. It emphasizes a simple hand remedy without solvents or special equipment.
The column records visits by residents and relatives across nearby towns. It notes infant death at Millard Groves’ family, burials planned at St Michael's Cemetery, and multiple travelers passing through Odon, Bedford, Vincennes, and other localities. Regulars like James Healy, Joe Browning, and J A Greves appear among routine social mentions.
Mr and Mrs M L Gough visited their daughter Mrs Ernest Cave near Montgomery in the early part of the week.
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