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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
2
The article denounces those who pose as neighbors while meddling in others affairs. It discusses the instinct to overstep friendly bounds, the ease of labeling such intruders, and the modern habit of seeking more private details beyond casual confidence.
The review discusses Gustav Frenssen's novel detailing Klaus Hinrich Gaos’s growth from a North German peasant son to a man disillusioned with school and church. It traces the narrative’s slow moral inquiry, the slave marriage, and the hero’s search for authentic knowledge of life through a broad flow of incidents and characters.
New York voices alarm at dangerous driving by boys and girls on streets. Measures aim to curb youth control of automobiles to protect pedestrians and civilization from this perceived menace.
The article argues that Captain Kidd was not a pirate as legends claim, revealing him as a honest and well behaved seaman. It notes public longing for romance and the difficulty of replacing cherished myths with plain truth.
A polished note predicts more marriages between American heiresses and British peers, forecasting a future British peerage with strong American influence. The piece flags both cultural shift and economic motives behind the alliances.
The fragment envisions a dread-aught as a formidable but visible target for future air power. It speculates that in years to come someone may craft an acropla e destroyer, capable of striking from the skies.
A bot of etre dug a well at ficsey Creek In and found water after years of drought. Farmer efforts to rely on rain failed, while Henry Creek appears to challenge with new drilling and irrigation plans in Conn.
Mr C F Wilson describes hog cholera symptoms and post mortem signs. Acute form causes rapid death with weak gait and red skin specks. chronic form shows ulcers in the intestines and possible peritonitis. Carcasses should be burned to prevent spread. immunizing serum production at the Missouri College of Agriculture expands with thousands inoculated monthly.
The article advises cleaning and oiling flatness soon after installation, as it will not be used much until the next spring. It emphasizes preventive maintenance to ensure longevity and proper performance when the item is in service.
A Missouri bulletin outlines the Gurler plastered silo built like a round framed house with interior lath and plaster. Benefits include construction from ordinary lumber, minimal skilled labor, strong durability, and good silage preservation. Details and circulars available free from the Missouri Experiment Station.
Miss Mattie Lou Branam a 14 year old from Eatonton Georgia has won top honors as the best cook in the south. She trained with her mother and later at the State Normal School in Athens where she prepared a corn based feast showing 70 distinct dishes from a single crop and is planning to write a cookbook and cook for a future visiting president.
In Bingham Maine a unique device, the tramp chair, sits like a metal upright chair on wheels with a strap iron door. A tramp held there prompted others to avoid the town, leaving Bingham with reportedly fewer tramps than peers.
A farmer is advised to store the cultivator in a shed after laying corn to avoid rusted shovels weathered wooden parts worn wheel boxings and neighborly judgment. The warning underscores maintenance to prevent appearing shiftless.
The first cabin passengers on the liner Pannonia from New York bring a menagerie including two dogs a Persian cat a monkey and two parrots. The animals belong to Mrs Clarke Fischer of Trenton New Jersey who travels with a companion in the adjoining cabin. Mrs Wisher and her pet are bound for Lake Como for a five month stay in Italy.
Mrs Jinks notes her husband collects steins while Mrs Booze A Lott adds her husband also collects stein contents, reflecting domestic hobby details from a social column.
The passage asserts that eyes reveal character and warn against those who avoid direct gaze. Luminous eyes betray truth while veiled eyes hint at hidden motives. People judge honesty, loyalty, warmth, energy, and empathy by eye expression, distinguishing them from deceit and indifference.
A clipped domestic vignette shows a boy named Tommy and his father arguing about plans for a chicken feed and a girl visiting tomorrow. The dialogue hints at humor and family dynamics in a rustic setting.
A terse exchange reveals a husband has been out of work six weeks. The punchline shows he has just secured a job, turning the situation from worry to relief. The dialogue emphasizes the practical concern of unemployment and the subsequent satisfaction of employment.
A Missouri reader shares a testimonial about stomach relief and weight gain after using Grape-Nuts, claiming heartburn and gas disappeared and energy returned. The letter from Postum Co. promotes a booklet and the slogan There’s a reason, inviting readers to try a tew days’ trial.
A quotation from Hugh Black emphasizes that true friendship seeks peace and harmony. It argues that battles occur outside, in work and markets, and friendship should be a sanctuary free of contention.
A humorous exchange centers on a motor car repair bill. A stranger patron learns the bill may reach $110 and confesses leaving money at a drug store. The driver is a chemist, and the garage man suggests solidarity among professionals.
Hewitt asserts belief in universal peace while admitting he could defeat his man in the spot. The exchange recalls a street confrontation and a casual bravado in a tense moment.
An advertisement offers Siices one size fits all to be shaken into shoes after using Feet-Rarea antiseptic powder. It claims to ease tight or new shoes and provide rest and comfort. A free trial package is refused to substitutes, with address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy N FL.
Shoppers questioned a discounted glass bargain after misread pricing. A store clerk confirmed the item was reduced and available, while customers debated the marked down label and sale terms.
A brief note states that Lewis Single Binder Se cigars are priced around 10 cents, claimed to equal the quality of most 10 cent cigars. The item reflects a market claim of comparable value among inexpensive brands.
A man strives to project affluence to others while actually lacking wealth, fueling speculation about his finances and lifestyle. The behavior draws comment from neighbors and friends.
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