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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
Fragmented dialogue references coal choices and egg supply with remarks about inexperience. Mentions Mr Stuart and a proposal accepted while attempting to take up a venture. Includes a line comparing egg coal to chestnuts and comments on various hires.
Fragmentary lines describe mosquitoes in flight and their perilous impact, noting their buzzing song and a somber reference to life ending. The text reads like a poetic scratch about swarms and mortality with few concrete details.
Readable text mentions a hairy specialist and names Wells and Fasshion. A small four legged creature is described as cute and diminutive. The fragmentary quotes hint at a social or fashion context with the term habba.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows two prisoners exchanging lines about jewelry theft and possible prior records. The text hints at a robbery case and an apparent failed attempt to communicate with someone named Perid or similar.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion of outside assistance in a case. The unreadable text resembles a plea or note about governance, oversight, or policy, with unclear subjects and no verifiable names.
Fragmentary text references magnificence and grand dunes with unclear phrases. Notable terms include peeler Vis, asplendid, sublime, and garbled spellings. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable material.
Fragmented lines describe unclear dialogue and garbled names. The passage contains partial phrases about a boat, eyes, kissing moments, and misread names. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals to anchor a fuller summary.
A humorous exchange between Mr Justwed and his wife about marriage and meal requests. He plans to ask for a raise and bring home bacon while she objects to bacon and asks for squabs and mush prongs. The dialogue reads as a playful domestic skit with food and salary themes.
Mr and Mrs Earl Borer of near Plainville hosted visitors last week Herschel Borer spent Thursday with Mrs John Bratton and Mrs Edna Trueblood attended the Teachers Institute in Washington Mrs Abbie Hasting visited Mrs Mahala Chestnut on Sunday Mr and Mrs Len Walters and Mr and Mrs Dan Kelsey spent Sunday with friends of Elnora Mrs Will Kelsey visited Mrs Joe Chestnut on Monday Bert Roach traveled to Terre Haute Sunday Victor Fisher spent last week in Washington.
The scene shows Mr Justwed and his Bride debating potato prep. She planned mashed potatoes but reads a recipe guiding dice cutting and recalls a past night when rowdy friends won $42. The dialogue blends domestic life with a remembered loss.
A dialogue reveals Harry sends a single rose each day to Mabel. Martin notes the gesture is his way of speaking through flowers, hinting at his stutter and the affectionate routine.
The exchange shows a job hunter asserting delivery of results while the boss questions whether the world will heed him. The dialogue hints at confidence versus credibility in attracting attention and opportunity.
A garbled excerpt appears to discuss men quitting hammer or five, women, doses, paint, and saving. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a fuller report.
Victims of indigestion and dyspepsia report relief after using Tanlac. West Oak Street resident Joseph Heckeil of South Bend says he improved from fainting spells and inability to eat to renewed appetite and energy. Tanlac claimed to aid digestion, purify blood, and revitalize the body. bottles available at local druggists.
Mrs Clementine Flynn and others visited Lyons friends while Miss Eva Clinton and Mr Walter Clinton visited Odon. Lealdis Chestnut praises church bells that summon memories of family worship. The bells are seen as signals of peace, faith, and the hope of resurrection for believers. Next Sunday the bells are to ring again.
A church notice invites all to Christian Bible School at 9 30 with a 10 45 sermon on The Mission of Jesus or Should Jesus Have Come The pastor questions God’s wisdom in saving power and invites discussion The Junior Endeavor meets at 6 36 and the evening service at 7 30 focuses on The Weakness of God with song and sermon Come next Sunday and attend.
The Pleasant Hill and Bethany United Baptist charge lists Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 with class meetings at 10 30 Y P C E at 7 00 PM and preaching Saturday night Sept 16 at 7 30 A new parsonage has been purchased for the Pleasant Hill charge watch for Parsonage Day announcement in the near future.
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the will of James Louder Milk, deceased. The estate is solvent. Reason Bennett, Executor E. T. Laughlin, Att'y.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior Fes of F. J. Cheney & Co. to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason verifies December 6, 188. Company touts product as blood-borne cure via mucous surfaces with testimonials and drugstore availability.
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