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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
2
A vivid promotional piece extols Velvet Tobacco in a jolly red tin. It promises natural Kentucky Burley fragrance and rustic aging in wooden hogsheads, claiming no camouflage or gimmicks, targeting red-blooded tobacco enthusiasts.
Mrs Henry McCain returns from Bedford visit. Mr and Mrs Grover Swayze spent last week with Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson of Washington. They drove to Vincennes to attend the fair and Labor Day in Washington. Mrs Cordelia Crane visited Burns City. Mrs E T Laughlin and daughters Cleta and Naomi spent Wednesday and Thursday at Trinity Springs. Toliver family and friends were at Linton. Dimple Poindexter visiting Huette Poindexter and family. Mrs Walter Thompson left for a Miami Florida visit. Miss Mable China of Washington DC visited city relatives.
A child records a week of chores school and outings noting lessons hard at the editor’s office in Flint Kyle Cooperation and family dynamics. The narrator describes father losing his purse finding it on a liberty table and a vaudeville show with a bathing girl in a bathtub as well as a cheeky remark from a parent.
A salesman extols United States Tires as produced by the world’s largest rubber company. He cites advanced materials, extensive testing, and exclusive methods as reasons to buy. The pitch asserts a tire for every need and encourages consumer trust in the brand.
USDA guidance outlines fixed breeding windows to produce uniform calves. Fall and early winter calves should be bred in February to March, while spring calves should be bred in May to June for optimal drop times. For exhibition-calves, breed Dec 1–15 for senior calves and Apr 1–15 for junior calves.
Strawberries need plentiful water but surface sprinkling is often wasteful. Favor deep, slow soaking of the soil in one area before moving to another. Irrigate cheaply or not at all to avoid waste.
The guide advises bread moistened with milk and fine grit with a touch of charcoal for ducklings initially. Later a crumbly mash of one part cornmeal to two parts bran with grit and charcoal is fed, moistened with milk or water.
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