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Fragmentary OCR text shows an unclear phrase Lily of the Valley repeated with stray symbols and price-like marker. No coherent event or entities to identify a news item or context.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows an unclear phrase Lily of the Valley repeated with stray symbols and price-like marker. No coherent event or entities to identify a news item or context.
Philip Halsey, a city clerk, falls for Lily of the Valley during a mountain vacation. Years later, after a forged check lands him in prison, Lily finds him at a stopping place on the line and steers a reunion as she declares her intent to take him home.
London report describes Islington workhouse internment of 700 Germans and Austrians with paid private rooms and no work required funded by prisoner funds. A government lawyer handles legal cases and prisoners pursue classes in Spanish and electrical engineering while one of London’s top cutters runs tailor training. even the Ritz standard cuisine is questioned.
Frederick C. Howe argues that immigrant garb quickly fades within a day of landing, with no immigrant after one day in America wearing foreign dress. The Des Moines Register notes this shift signals Americanization, as outward attire influences mindset and fosters adaptation and a sense of unity with the new world.
All of Italy's crops increased this year with the exception of grapes and potatoes which remain at the five year average. Authorities cite favorable weather and steady demand as factors behind the overall gain.
The mother of Edith Cavell, Mrs Cavell, described as a grand old lady, is the figure behind a new plan to establish the Cavell Memorial fund in Great Britain to honor the nurse who said she was happy to die for her country.
In Peking a moving picture show run by an East Indian British subject was raided over an English cartoon mocking rulers. In Shanghai German club members were barred from the clubhouse during the war, then removed cups and trophies and threaten to melt them unless dues are refunded.
Sam Hampson and J N Long hunted wild game from an aeroplane purchased from a veteran of Villa's forces. They flew over the Mimbres range in New Mexico and on a second trip with guns killed several bears and deer. Recovering shot game proved the hardest task as it often fell where the plane could not land.
Four New York men on a golf holiday near Brick Hill Falls New Jersey found a hen pheasant stuck in a tennis net after a critical point in a game. They learned open season had not begun but decided to eat the bird anyway, making a full breakfast of it. The players were S. L. Snowden A. A. Spriggs T. M. Logan and W. P. De Saussure Jr.
James Smith, employed at the Brighton Beach hotel, is arrested after being indicted for attempted grand larceny. The case stems from evidence collected by James H. McCool of the corporation counsel. Frank V. Burton and J. H. Burton state owners, suing Smith for 20000 damages from a fall into an open coal hole on April 12.
In Duluth Minnesota hunters report tuberculosis has wiped out rabbits in the area. They say few if any rabbits are seen in the woods or city and rabbit shooting has vanished. Last year most rabbits examined showed incipient tuberculosis and a warning against rabbit food was issued.
In Hays Kansas an Anti Ain't association formed by Fort Hays Kansas Normal School students aims to teach proper English, abolish long words and specifically ban the word ain't. Professor P Casper Harvey organized the effort which has spread through the school and targets misuses of come and niece as well.
In South Bend Indiana Alexis Mossey home a thief entered while a phonograph played I Want to Go Back to the Farm The burglar took two diamond rings several watches and cash Neighbors misread the sound as a family at home allowing the thief to escape unseen
A reflective dispatch on romance and constancy in a young woman's courtship. The piece contrasts hopeful devotion with skeptical worry, praising steadfastness as a jewel that brightens marriage and strengthens bonds with family and future in laws. It depicts affectionate moments, parental concern, and the healing warmth of shared affection.
A young engaged woman faces her fiancé's illness and contemplates whether her care and devotion can nurse him back to health. The piece reflects on tender memories, longing, and the emotional strain of separation during sickness, highlighting the central role of a devoted lover.
A columnist warns that marriage should rest on devotion, not ease or wealth. Readers are urged to ensure a partner seeks shared life and duty, not outings or luxuries. The piece cautions against wandering spouses, late nights, and neglect of home, noting how such behavior undermines both families.
Arnold Bennett has moved his home Commarques Thorpe-le-Soken into a soldiers club. He and his French wife host and set one room as a study where he works daily. The mansion, once old fashioned, now refurbished as the "perfect house" from his novel The Card.
The Sistersville Review notes manufacturers now grade fuels by boiling point rather than gravity. It explains liquids boil at different temperatures and applies this method to gasoline grades as more accurate than gravity.
A local exchange reveals mayor and council just passed a jitney ordinance. The landlord of the Petunia tavern says none are active yet but promises readiness when jitneys arrive, vowing Petunia as progressive as any nearby town.
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