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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary excerpt questions how Allies will respond if Germany crosses borders and redefines power boundaries. It imagines a future where enemies unite for safety as Europe faces a looming flood of power from the North, hinting at tense diplomatic currents and changing fronts.
A vintage ad proclaims Shannon's Dairy offers clarified pasteurized milk and cream delivered daily to homes. It claims milk provides three times more nourishment than meat and markets four prices at 15 cents per quart as the cheapest food option.
Miss Florence Sullivan and Mr John O’Hern wed in Denver Colorado on August 4. The newlyweds plan a Chicago stop to visit Mrs Ed Craig and relatives in Louisville for several weeks. Mrs Hern lived in this city before moving west four years ago. Will Levengood travels to Columbus Indiana for Diamond Pure Food Co business. Mrs J Shaw Grimes and daughters Mary Martha Anna Lee and Kathleen of Cardon visit sister Mrs M M Carr. Fay Weidner returns from Beuchel Kentucky.
Reverend Arthur Hale Keeney and his wife from St. Louis are visiting Mrs Keeney’s parents at Crescent Hill Louisville. Mrs Keeney is ill and a specialist was called in yesterday afternoon.
Mrs M Besar of Lowell says three years of pain and constipation ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims it doubled her ability to work and urges others to try it. The ad promotes the product as a standard remedy for female ills and offers confidential advice from the company.
The editorial credits Governor Cox with straight talking on taxation civil rights and education. It notes his stance on labor and capital freedom of speech agrarian reform and opposition to wartime restrictions. It argues his approach to the league of nations and ratification prospects with the senate and condemns efforts to belittle America’s war achievements.
A narrator recalls a tense airport-like departure after a covert meeting. Maj Grantland drives, Dicky supports, and a muffled convoy heads away with the husband and mother-in-law anxious about a torn telegram and a hidden motive behind Grantland’s haste. The exchange hints at a planned secrecy surrounding a telegram.
Will J. Morris Optometrist and Optician offers Kryptoks the perfect eye glasses. Kryptoks promise clearer reading easier on eyes and reduced fatigue. Near and far vision in one pair advertised by Morris in Adv23.
A compact biographical sketch of James Madison from birth in Port Conway Virginia in 1751 through his career, highlighting Princeton graduation in 1772 Virginia legislature service in 1776 Continental Congress 1785 to 1788 Constitutional Convention 1787 and service in Congress 1789 to 1797 marriage in 1794 to Dorothy Todd Payne and tenure as Secretary of State starting in 1801.
A compact portrait notes James Madison’s modest origins at Montpelier and his long life as a public man, detailing his small stature, frail health in youth, and the distinction of being one of America’s longest-serving presidents aside from John Adams. It also touches on contemporary social notices and local advertisements mentioning individuals and sales.
The Clark County Milling Co offers Flavo flour praised for lightest and whitest bread cakes biscuits and rolls. Used in top Jeffersonville homes. Always ask for Flavo Flour and support home industry.
Readable text reports Mrs Reuben Darly remains about in the city area as observers note her condition and location unclear amid limited OCR details.
The passage recounts Madison’s early political sting against a rival, his long bachelor status, and romantic entanglements. It notes a first crush from a Philadelphia boarding house and later love with Dolly Payne Todd, meeting Aaron Burr, and the marriage leading to Montpelier life with his mother-in-law for thirty five years.
Mr Dewey Young returns from Indianapolis. Miss Anna Robinson of Louisville visits Miss Geneva Yeisla in Ohio Falls this week.
The Diamond Pure Food Company markets Diamond Crisp Flakes as the finest health cereal. The ad claims it is the people's choice used in millions of homes and sold by first class retailers, urging customers to ask for Diamond Pure Food products as the Gold Standard.
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