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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
5
Prepare for winter with Florence Stoves praised for reducing smoke and saving money. Majestic ranges built of durable iron are showcased along with a full line of hardware, fur robes, blankets, and home goods to warm and equip homes for the season.
The note records Fred Goel, once a merchant, visiting friends in town on Wednesday. May Woelhe was quoted as optimistic about future prospects. The couple is living on a farm near the Ginghon area, according to the fragment.
The Bd Chierch announces preaching at 1800 hours with Junior Lynd Wots Districtary Association. A special program at five thirty in the afternoon. The public is invited to attend all services led by Pastor D P McCow.
A fragmentary urban column discusses canvassers and voters amid political scenes. It hints at a homely candidate visiting a home and a back and forth over voting, mentioning a voter and a visitor and a moment of interaction at a doorway. The piece conveys social tension around electoral persuasion.
A post office inspector warns of a stamp fraud scheme using bogus help wanted ads. The criminals lure 1,600 plus applicants, with four fifths losing stamps as replies. Stamps valued at 400 to 800 units, worth $16, are packaged and sold at a discount.
A fragmented report describes a breakthrough work cure linked to broad comedic success as researchers claim universal benefits. The piece notes delayed scientific application and hints at a remedy that improves focus for those with tight schedules and nervous strain.
Marietta Wolff, formerly cook in Mme Steinheil’s home and acquitted of murder via Mme Wolf’s testimony, now works as a professional bill poster in Paris. She appears on a notable people postcard smiling and elderly while carrying a ladder with a poster bag slung over her shoulder, unnoticed by passersby.
A visiting foreign scientist in the Philadelphia area is mistaken for an inmate after wearing a dress suit and digging ants outside a building. He is seized by staff believing an escape has occurred, then explained that the building is a lunatic asylum and the incident ends with confusion over the mistaken escape.
A New York Press note quotes a piano maker who says a million dollars awaits anyone who can create a varnish that matches wood as temperature changes. He explains crackling ruins fine finishes when varnish and wood expand or contract at different rates, delaying the elastic varnish breakthrough.
An odd garbled piece recounts the death of an innocent victim linked to Squeers and the original, noting a broken heart. It hints at trials involving a gaigster Wall Shorn and mentions collectings for Nich Tebay and Prathe bovs episode, with unclear passages about Seymour and ridicule.
In a Furnstburg Dispatch excerpt a choteric father questions a suitor about courting his daughter. Maria deflects and hints at hidden truths as the exchange grows tense and asks what defines a young man’s folly. The scene ends with the father fleeing the scene.
A man seeks guidance from a friend about writing poetry to charm a girl who loves verse. He recalls a past suitor who was rejected when the ruse failed and ends up married to the woman, warning against a repeat of the same mistake.
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