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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1920

Page

2

A Special Providence in McClure New Paper Syndicate

In 1920s style prose, Jessup struggles with time and love as his sister Prue tut-tuts and Rose Mayberry arrives. Rose charms Jessup and the family, shaping a plan where a neighborly crisis leads to romantic reassessment and a suggested providence guiding two households toward a blended future.

Thorft Prue Susan Armer Brown John Rose Mayberry Jessup Susana Jessups Mayberry Rose Rosy

Man Nobody Knew brings drama of love and deceit to Syracuse

The story follows Richard Morgan who served in the Foreign Legion under the alias Henry Hilliard and lost his face to war. After a failed romance with Carol Durant and a touting mining stock scam, the tale explores secrets, a fatal illness, and a community portrait as Holworthy Hall delivers a compelling American tale.

Trev Piarnion Piaramnon Nme Phoc Aio Tinrien America Sen Miarmon Harmon Warmon Legion Etrangere Foreign Legion Richard Morgan Syracuse N. Y Henry Hilliard Christ Dick Morgan Carol Durant Hilliard Holworthy Hall

Fall of Seeds and Forest Life in Allen’s Reign of Taw

James Lane Allen’s prose celebrates the seasonal cascade of autumn through vivid imagery. Leaves, walnuts, hickory nuts, acorns, and fruit seeds fall in rich detail, signaling nature’s cycles and the quiet grandeur of the forest.

James Lane Allen

Lightning Facts Debunk Myths With Research Report

The lightning research committee dispels the thunderbolt myth and the idea of a protected space under a conductor. A stroke on an inadequately protected building acts like heavy rainfall flooding a house without proper gutters. A single chimney rod can receive part of the flash.

Lightning Research Committee

Vast Anthracite Vein in Pottsville Region Described

In Pottsville Pennsylvania the average total thickness of anthracite seams is 120 feet. This represents an original vegetable deposit at least 1,200 feet thick. One can imagine the enormous time required to grow so vast woody material.

Pottsville Pennsylvania

Invention Aims to Let Women Exercise at Home

A treadmill is described as a device enabling women to perform the same exercise as on a running track within the privacy of their homes.

Missionary's Chilean Lesson On Smell Described

A World Outlook note recounts a pupil description of the nose as an organ opened by two windows and divided by a partition, detailing the olfactory nerve path and membrana. It warns students to avoid tobacco and alcohol, and explains how cold affects smell and nasal hygiene.

Chile

Articles of War and Military Discipline History

The Articles of War are the U S Army discipline code, modeled on the English Mutiny Act of 1775 and enlarged in 1776. Adopted April 10, 1806, they comprise 125 articles and form Section 1342 of U S revised statutes. They govern statutory and common law crimes punished by military courts.

United States Army

Freaks for Sale in Garden Trees

A Boston visitor recalls an old England custom of clipping yew and box into animal shapes. An advertisement fragment describes figures like Adam and Eve in yew and St. George in box, with humorous notes about wear and upcoming repairs.

Boston England Adam Eve St. George Boston Transcript

Meat Course Not Inviting

Christian Leden recounts a Napsangoak tent feast where blue furred men carve raw seal meat with pillauts. A host’s courteous hospitality contrasts with the nauseating scene as the observer contemplates feeding the meat to dogs.

Napsangoak

California chemist uncovers platinum earning gold silver byproduct

A California chemist claims a new process to extract platinum from ore that also yields gold and silver. The method boosts the material's value from $40 per ton to $2,400 per ton in combined precious metals.

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