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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
5
A cryptic report describes an event at St Peter's where a modern girl faces condemnation by a figure named Geserved. The account mentions Patore St. Peter and a sequence of phrases suggesting social or moral judgment. The readability is severely damaged with many garbled words.
An expert from Britain examines how bamboo and grasses are used for paper production in Africa. The report notes potential fibers from local plants and discusses their reusability for pulp and industry expansion.
A Lady of Distinction is drawn to the delicate fascination of perfume. A bath with Cuticura Soap and Water to cleanse pores, then dusting with Cuticura Talcum powder yields a clear, sweet, healthy skin.
A garbled dialogue hints at a quest involving daisies and secrets. The excerpt suggests experience and advice as themes, with fragmented lines implying a puzzle or poetic musing rather than a straightforward report.
A mother studies the week’s fashion and purchases new silk stockings costing eight dollars a pair. She sews and mends to keep her family in style, reflecting a bygone era’s everyday domestic thrift and style concerns.
In the South Pacific the whaling industry centers on South Georgia and the South Shetland Islands and could expand significantly. The elephant seal has diminished while the fur seal is nearly extinct.
Sixteen year old Garrett Triezenberg from Evergreen Park leads earnings among thirty nine graduates of Cook county public schools achievement classes. He saved 1596 by farm chores and a pig profit of 386. The program blends practical work with study under County Superintendent Tobin. Others like Tillie Guadagni and Elizabeth Vanderwall also profited through canning and domestic work while supporting families and pursuing education.
A warning urges parents not to use adult remedies for babies and promotes Fletcher's Castoria as an infant and child remedy. It cautions against substitutes and counterfeit products that may seem harmless to adults but pose risk to young children.
In San Francisco Anthony de Filipo alias Blake roams jailed en route to Newark after a lover’s quarrel spurred a fatal Newark gangland shooting. His companion Rugiero alias Jack Stanley alias Jack Rosenberg is also sought in the same case. The murdered men and the Florence Gardens incident are linked by police clippings and a jailhouse tale. The betrayed sweetheart aided police and plans to flee to Pleasanton with her sister.
A York college reports a bizarre English exam where students confront tangled prompts on ontogeny and pronunciation. The piece satirically mocks the difficulty and odd phrasing as a commentary on language education.
A brief, aphoristic reflection notes that reliance on intuition by men is misguided and suggests skepticism toward instinct as a sole guide. The line emphasizes caution in trusting inner knowing over reason.
Mrs. Delia M. Doyen endorses Eatonic after ten years of stomach trouble and reports full relief from one box. The ad claims over half a million users last year and explains Eatonic removes stomach acids and poisons. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back if not pleased.
The will of Joseph Kramer of Perth Amboy divides a large estate between son Arthur and daughter Esther, with specific bequests to Perth Amboy City Hospital and the Jewish Memorial building fund. Minnie Kramer is to receive only the dower, while daughter Jennie gets 12 dollars monthly for life tied to past quarrels and memories.
A brief exhortation urges turning away from harmful thoughts through constructive deeds. The message emphasizes discipline, self control, and positive behavior as moral remedies.
Morrison, a Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train rider, clung to his saddle as the horse fell away. He rode two miles on the cowcatcher to Bartlett after his horse died. He suffered bruises and a broken finger. engineers say the feat is the oddest on record.
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