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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
The readable text shows an advertisement for Chamberlain's Remedies at the Odon Drug Co and a garbled dialogue about marriage and hubris. The fragmentary lines include incomplete product mentions and stray questions, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
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It appears to be a scratched note or letters between family members about writing a letter to Cousin Pheert. The text shows misaligned handwriting and missing words.
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A collection of unreadable phrases appears to describe a scene with actions and reactions. The readable bits mention following and possible emotional tension, but details are sparse and unclear about participants or location.
A quip reveals a man claims peace at home by keeping his wife angrier so she stops speaking. The odd exchange frames domestic life with sharp humor and a poke at marital dynamics.
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A garbled classroom line captures a student’s unclear message about a friend or relation. The exact meaning is obscured by OCR errors, but the scene suggests informal dialogue among pupils during a lesson.
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The United States Department of Agriculture reports silage in cattle rations boosts gains, reduces shrink, and aids use of rotation crops to restore worn soils. The study compared corn silage and other silage types with different supplements, finding notable efficiency gains under varied feed mixes.
To sow sweet clover in corn, fall planting is advised but winter or spring sowing also works with minimal seed. Weather and sunlight affect success. late seeding risks poor germination and stands, so many farmers prefer seeding separately if possible.
A home made spray helps cattle resist flies when applied in the morning before pasture. Mix coal tar dip fish oil coal tar coal oil blank off tar laundry soap dissolve soap in water add other ingredients, bring to 30 gallons. Use an ordinary spray pump for application and provide shade to reduce heat.
Instructions advise using four pounds copper sulphate and four pounds unalkalized lime in fifty gallons of water. Apply as a fine mist under leaf surfaces at high pressure, cover both sides of each row, with three applications and a possible fourth for best control.
Pastor R T Gwyn calls all parishioners to resume full services after a restful summer. Bible School attendance is strong and plans to surpass old records. Sunday morning sermon titled The One Thing Worth While and a Sunday night series on The High Value of Character begin, aiming for a large turnout.
A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Dan Uatfield on August 18 and another daughter joined Mr and Mrs Charles Myers on August 26. Ada Noblett spent Friday with Sarah Chandler.
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