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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
6
A newspaper blurb promotes a weekly feature offering literature questions and answers. Readers are invited to send inquiries to a boxed address in Indiana, with the promise that experts provide certain responses over twenty nine weeks.
Local notices recount weekend visits and family gatherings across Plainville. Residents such as Mr and Mrs Henry Yous, Texter family, and the Adger household hosted relatives near Wash jaten Mty and at Gate art dauchier Day. The page also notes funerals for Mack Lows and Mach Lautenant attended by Jasonville visitors, with multiple births and travelers named among extended kin.
An article extols a Dutch Colonial house design emphasizing durability and low future repairs. It describes stucco walls, economy of rectangular layouts, second story windows, a welcoming entrance, and well planned interiors with three bedrooms and first floor living dining and kitchen spaces.
The notice outlines loan terms with 2 percent for savings and loans and 10 years at 0 percent on a 20 year plan, indicating mixed rates and long repayment horizons at the local financial office.
In a humorous Hoodoo tale a poultry scene ends with Charley Adams guarding the dinner. A roosted old rooster helps himself to pie, Charley lunges with two clubs, overbalances into a dish of bean salad, and the meal turns chaotic as the hungry crowd looks on.
The Forest Service proposes mapping vast unknown lakes in Alaska using seaplanes and aerial photography. A 1,000 acre lake near Short Bay highlights hidden water sources and future power potential. The plan, approved by the Federal Power Commission, traces routes from Retehikap to interior sites.
Beads were valued beyond ornament, notably Cece beads traded by Phoenicians and West African coastal peoples. They exchanged beads for gold dust, plant fibers, and ashives, as many communities lacked money and bartered instead. European ships carried common goods like Poids, while Sramerd heads were part of royal cargoes from Ashan rey, with beads sometimes worth significant gold.
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