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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text presents a poem or prose piece with garbled lines and incomplete phrases. It mentions ETHEL R. PEYSE and seems to discuss a humorous or reflective piece about laughter and personal virtue, but the readable content is too incomplete to extract a clear event, person, or place.
Clarence Burton born in Windsor Missouri grew through stock companies and vaudeville before joining motion pictures He appeared in one of the first big films He is a middle aged man standing five feet eleven inches tall weighing 176 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and events with many unreadable portions. It appears to reference a hostess and various individuals, with scattered phrases suggesting social or community activity. The readable text offers no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary historical note traces the Adelboid line and Adelaide's influence on noble marriages. It discusses Teutonic and French usage of variants of Adelaide names and titles, with references to Adelheid forms and Queen Adelaide's popularity influencing English practice.
A scrambled verse fragment presents a poetical meditation on life toil and faith. The legible lines reflect confidence in God and serenity as the world spins and time passes. The piece conveys a reflective mood rather than a reported event or clear narrative.
Fragmented OCR prose discusses luck, talent, and personal success in acting. It references fame, timing, and the idea of a successful performer shaping public perception through craft. The passage blends musings on skill, character, and fate with stray mentions of lines, periods, and sensibilities.
The term cowboy originated as a label for British marauders and raiders who plundered settlers east of the Hudson during the New York occupation, later applied to Far West herdsmen on ranches.
The article highlights tub frocks in gingham and linen for girls, simple drapery in gowns, and embroidery trims as main styling. It notes Bevonshire gingham, white linen collars, and bright embroidery. Coats, capes, and three piece suits for junior girls appear, with a mix of straight and draped lines expected to influence September wardrobes.
A Cage Journal excerpt recounts straining rainwater through cloth, water filtering briefly before stopping due to three large holes in the bottom of the pail. The observer remains puzzled by the unexpected fate of the liquid.
An old Bayer aspirin ad promotes aspirin tablets for headaches toothache lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It warns only Bayer products carry the Bayer name on package and tablets and notes boxes of twelve or twenty four and seven hundred tablets offered at low prices.
A fragment discusses social talk at a table about a pie filling and paint on crust, a jilted girl, and damages suits. It then shifts to a sports chat about a baseball game and various quips about romance and health, ending with a cynical note on indigestion and heartbreak.
A short humor item notes a boss who cannot be seen today with a caller hoping blindness is temporary. It mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as a whitening product and advertises grocers. Also reflected are Cone’s doctrine of appearance, patient endurance, and a critique of a boss who cannot meet others needs.
A Detroit advertising pitch touts Raz- Mah capsules for quick relief from sniffing wheezing and breathing battles. It claims thousands in Michigan enjoyed a happier summer, appeals to skeptics, and offers a trial for 4 cents or a regular $1.00 box, with address at 222B Congress St West Detroit.
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