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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1921
Page
2
Entry indicates second class matter at Jeffersonville Indiana under act of March 878 with postal classification details. It records official filing status and mailing designation for a local government or entity. The brief note confirms compliance with postal and legal notice requirements.
Frederick J. Libby speaks at the Friends meeting in Richmond on faith transforming the soul and salvation from sinning. He argues faith can heal, cites Christ as ultimate interpreter of spiritual laws, and urges persistent prayer and asking, seeking, knocking for spiritual good. The item also notes Paris beggars’ renewed speech, 1884 Japanese currency, Scottish marriage custom, Charles Kenneday visiting Louisville, factory noise elimination, Detroit military garrison since 1812, English factory girls moving home, and Miss Mary Watt’s return from Bloomfield Kentucky.
Madge and Lillian tour an exclusive property guided by Mr. Jones who overstates charm and overlooks plumbing while admiring Almont’s blooded stock. The home, a mid Victorian with verandas and decorative trim, is priced at forty thousand, with a possible sale at thirty eight thousand five hundred for an immediate deal.
A partial inventory itemizes fabric and clothing goods with prices including yard blue denim cotton blankets wool blankets undershirts balbriggan drawers socks shirts and work garments. It also lists gloves leather buckskin overalls khaki trousers shirts cords and bedding items with various prices.
A verse heavy on social satire contrasts memorial praise after death with the living, mocks embalming and fame, and weaves in quips about public perception, gardening, and generational shifts. Wry lines note etiquette, fashion, and rural to urban change through named voices.
Epigraphic verse notes a traveler urging a stranger to pause and reflect on John who has passed away and is now in the beyond. The brief lines frame memory and reverence for the deceased.
Raymond Doherty muses on such matters and jokes about fleas, hairless dogs, and new neighbors. The piece compares tomcats and men in night shifts and ends with a quip about hastily made marriages and limited leisure for repentance.
Officers of the French army are to have three uniforms including full dress undress and field service. The plan sets standards for attire with distinctions among ceremonial and combat garments.
Mrs SALLIE SIEFERT of 313 W Fourth St Pottsville Pa says she suffered female trouble for four to five years and grew weak and irregular She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and gained more than twenty pounds and is now able to work She urges other women to try the remedy and cites her experience as a testimonial This item highlights a testimonial promoting the Vegetable Compound to alleviate female health issues and restore strength.
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