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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1920

Page

4

Advertising wisdom and the first advertising man

A muddled excerpt reflects on the power of a well written advertisement to drive traffic and profits in the United States. It mentions Hearst and the advertising influence across millions, urging business leaders to invest in strong campaigns and effective placement.

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Editorials of the Day on 1920 presidential clash over democracy

The piece quotes Jonathan Bourne Jr arguing the election is a fight to preserve constitutional government against autocratic drift. It contrasts Cox’s pro Wilson stance with Harding’s pledge to cabinet pluralism, responsible party governance, and expert advisers. It asserts Harding embodies the American idea.

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Fixed religious purpose amid democracy and doubt

The text argues for a fixed purpose centered on Jesus Christ, citing Paul and Jesus as examples of unwavering commitment despite a culture of open inquiry. It critiques modern religious teaching that warns against rigid doctrinal stances and urges steadfast conviction in the Cross as the sole glory.

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The Single Cross Centered in Pauls Purpose

The author argues for a fixed purpose centered on Jesus Christ and the cross. He cites Paul’s Damascus vision and three years in Arabia, claiming the cross is the core of Christian power and that preaching must wield the dynamite of the Cross to win souls. He laments modern ministers’ drift from this message.

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Hidden doors and moonshine clues in a village chase

Maj. Grantland confronts a suspicious driver near Cedar Crest Inn as a tense pursuit unfolds. The exchange reveals coded notes from a telegram and a tense dynamic between officers and locals amid a shadowed southern journey.

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A tense scene unfolds as characters plan a cautious move into a cottage. Mrs Lukens and Maj Grantland organize the arrival for Mrs Graham while T resists being carried, insisting on walking with support. Dicks assists, showing concern and teamwork amid fatigue.

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Adams Patriarchs and a Virginia EraPresidential Passage

The passage recalls John Adams and John Quincy Adams during the Jefferson era with detail on exile, service as minister to Russia and England, and the shaping of the Monroe doctrine. It notes Adams’s retirement and the ascent of his son to near the presidency before a late life shift in fortune. A lost umbrella notice and a Corydon visit wrap the item with a local update.

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John Quincy Adams The Long Public Service Record

John Quincy Adams, youngest and oldest public servant, served 55 of 81 years in government. From secretary of legation at fourteen to Congress in his eighty first year, he witnessed major events from Bunker Hill to the Mexican War. He fathered a political dynasty and influenced U S history through extensive service.

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Diamond Pure Food Company Health Cereals Claim

The Diamond Pure Food Company markets Diamond Crisp Flakes as the finest health cereal and the people's choice, claiming widespread use in millions of homes and availability through all first class retailers. The advertisement promotes Diamond Pure Food products as the God Standard.

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Carrier Boy Wanted for The Star News Service

The Star seeks reliable youths over 14 for carrier duties. Applicants should show interest in the job and a willingness to work with their employer and themselves for mutual benefit.

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