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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
2
The readable text is garbled and unreadable, with no clear event or entities to summarize into a coherent news item. No discernible people places organizations or dates are extractable.
The readable fragments discuss crop protection, pests, and pressures from markets and pests. It notes farmers face hardships from low prices and market volatility. It mentions efforts to organize and protect harvests and agriculture’s role in civilization and diversification.
The Cincinnati Zoological Garden reports the death of a lone female passenger pigeon, marking the species extinction after six years as the last known individual. The article notes eleven North American wild birds gone and twenty three more rapidly declining, urging conservation to save remaining species from vanishing.
A man finished his day’s labor and settled into his home where he could not read the rest of the evening. The report notes fatigue likely affecting his vision and activities after work.
Advertisements on the fence and old circulars littered the day. The piece describes the mess, faded calls, and partial remnants left at a residence, hinting at a cluttered street scene and partial carelessness.
The piece argues railroads, privately owned yet rate regulated by the government, drain farmer profits and slow industry. It warns that wartime controls worsen debt and threaten property, urging protective measures to prevent seizure or misused trust.
The article notes rivers form boundaries between peoples with distinct traits and cites a discovery in Borneo where eight forms of squirrels inhabit the northern and western Brestoisland region. It observes a large river acts as an effective barrier separating two distinct races.
France reports a device named Udevistor enabling kite use within prescribed limits. See Lees, provided earlier in Havana on the east coast, noted that conditions were favorable despite incomplete details. RCCOM
The text outlines that the cost of the suit and Turner’s food does not exceed a stated budget. It notes the household consumes treats and boiled eggs as main meals. Domestic expenses reduce an annual income of $20,606,000 by about $6,600 each week.
King Edward sends 15 dollars to Wiltshire a Derizee artist who painted Hie Mefestr in coronation robes and forwarded the work to Buckingham Prine. Wiltshire works at cionie end tending his perel or boueh between Rak te.
Christian Endeavor Thursday 7 pm. Choir practice Thursday. Bible School Sunday 3 pm. Junior meeting 2 30 pm. Morning and evening preaching by minister. Members urged to attend Bible School and Sunday service. Church membership urged to stand for Christ and his Kingdom.
Santor on A holds Sunday school at 9:30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45. Choir practice Friday at 7:45.
Pastor leads Sunday school with 50 juniors and services at 10 30 and 7 34. Choir practice Tuesday at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Christian Endeavor Friday at 7 50. Sunday October 4 is peace Sunday.
Last Sunday at the United Brethren church the Sunday School held an excellent session. Rev T C Todd of Odon preached on Advertising and Rev A B Arford of New Castle preached from Ruth. Rev David Williams, recently from Nebraska, participated in the services with Rev Herron and the pastor. H E Ward spoke from the layman soundboard.
The term Beefeaters refers to the British yeomen of the guard with origins tied to the guard of the royal buffet. The name is linked to a buffet on festal occasions and is said to derive from buffet attendants.
The writer expresses interest in sharing information on plants and vegetables that alleviate human ills with the readers of the Odon Journal. He notes his old-fashioned credence in such remedies and hints at publishing this information in a future issue.
James Mitchell of Petersburg, age seventy, was stung five times in the mouth by hornets after biting into a hollow pear given by his granddaughter. His mouth swelled significantly.
An aid to flight explains how long feathers attach to the bone to form the wing. The text notes this arrangement provides strength and a surface to bear the air during flight.
French government seeks steps to ban foreign uniforms citing fraud and deception. officials warn outsiders may use costly attire to misrepresent authority or allegiance amid security concerns.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes varied origins of famous liqueurs and papers. It mentions Giovanni Farina and Chartreuse ties, the Carthusian monks auction, French and Spanish production shifts, and the Oxford Bible printing secret process valued at 1 2500000. Absinthe secrets once belonged to a French chemist and changed hands for 7500.
The article profiles about 5 060 wild bee species and highlights unique females among cuckoo bees that lay eggs in other nests and the tailoring bee that cuts leaves with scissor like jaws to line its leaf nest.
The Rev. Sylvester Billheimer of Richmond is visiting Reason Bennett's in this city, staying for a brief social call.
The text discusses historic engineering projects and claims the Red Sea canal involved the sacrifice of around 120,000 Egyptians. It references Buckle and hints at the immense human cost of monumental works in ancient times, contrasting slave labor and long project durations with grand builder efforts.
French walnut, sourced from Persia and prepared in France, commands up to 8 dollars per pound and as low as 2 dollars. It mainly furnishes veneers for the very wealthy, with mahogany and ebony also noted for high value in the wood market.
A man recalls a failed investment and admits his regret. He reflects that his bid was foolish and that he learned a hard lesson about money and judgment. The exchange emphasizes personal insight and mis judgement.
John Swartz attended Cinera events on Saturday, a note from local coverage highlighting his presence and activity during the weekend gathering.
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