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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
2
John Blake argues that easy paths like supervision or travel yield little without hard personal effort. He notes great performers work long hours, earning less early but reaping rewards later. The key is relentless work. talent alone does not guarantee success.
The poem expresses a young writer wishing for enduring worth and public recognition. It seeks strength to help others, ease of sorrow, and guidance to live upright, ending with a hopeful vow that the world will say, Well done.
John Blake counsels that persistence and doubling effort are essential to stand out. He warns that fierce competition remains even for those who train harder and think deeply, but steady, focused work can lead to achievement.
A reflective piece links childhood joys to a mature understanding, comparing morning light to guidance from Mottier's Cook Book. It speaks of youth sheltered from folly and adulthood gaining deeper knowledge as life moves from storm clouds toward a hopeful twilight.
A dated instructive recipe outlines making relishes and preserves with cabbage onions beans and apples. It covers salting chopping dicing, soaking overnight, adding mustard seed celery seed horseradish and sugar, then cooking in vinegar and bottling. The text references Western Union and urges careful canning.
A column urges readers to wake from complacency and plan early for success. It stresses steady effort, self-reliance, and disciplined work to avoid ruinous regret, advising to seek guidance from parents and predecessors while staying focused on goals.
A linguistic note traces pecuniary from pecus sheep to money. It explains that pecuniary originally linked wealth to flocks and pasture, and only later shifted to monetary meaning. The piece cautions that a pecuniary stew would not imply money on the plate, only an etymological synonym for mutton stew. Grey the Wheeler syndicate, Inc.
Officials in the newly formed National Motorists association vow campaigns against political meddling with road building overloaded trucks and rising motor taxes. They plan national outreach from Washington with immediate membership drives and an pending gasoline price study.
United States Department of Agriculture and the bureau of public roads report mixing cement with adobe soil to stabilize it for road surfacing. Tests in Solano County California show untreated adobe cracking, while cement-treated sections resist moisture effects though not becoming concrete. California plans further experiments with detailed observation and data collection.
Lesson surveys Malachi with Nehemiah context and prophetic themes. It covers priestly corruption and social sins, warnings against mixed marriages, divorce, sorcery, false swearing, oppression, and blasphemy, and looks forward to Christ’s second coming and final judgment.
Crow reports heavy yields from root crops grown on small plots of newly cleared land. The crops provide good seeds and extra vegetables for the table, signaling promising productivity for settlers using limited space.
Several Chinese highways are being built with widths ranging from 33 to 55 feet. The project aims to expand roadway capacity and improve regional connectivity across multiple provinces. Local officials expect faster transport and economic benefits once completed.
The article notes 63 pavement types appear in the United States modern road system across herd-surfaced surface types. It highlights diversity of materials and construction methods used on major routes and local streets.
Aviation experts insist air travel is as safe as cars though both face risks from reckless drivers. A reflection on aging and a man learning from a seat offered by a younger rider.
A devotional excerpt from I John 3 2 3 emphasizes purity through hope in Christ. It states that believers will be transformed when He appears and must purify themselves accordingly.
A short devotional note reflects Psalm 3 5 6 verse sentiment about trusting the Lord to sustain and remove fear when faced with many.
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