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unreadable OCR fragment mentions a girl and a prize but lacks clear names places dates or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
3
unreadable OCR fragment mentions a girl and a prize but lacks clear names places dates or outcomes.
A described initiative seeks to curb interference by larger corporations and guard local interests. Officials outline steps to reinforce community control and promote transparent governance amid rising consolidation concerns.
A mishmash fragment describes a scene from a ruined house where a failed escape ends with a crowd and a warning voice. The voice claims ownership of a trinket or prize, asserting it belongs to a local house.
Fragmentary text suggests a doctor addressing a mother about a son's illness described as nestauistia with mistaken belief it was minor. The dialogue mentions homesickness and a serious misperception about the condition. No clear names or events emerge.
A steel mast from an oil barge operating along the Atlantic coast has been repurposed as its smokestack. This unusual adaptation highlights improvisation in maritime facilities and may indicate maintenance or design constraints on the vessel.
In Yonkers New York a hospital record error sent a dead infant to Mrs. John Valkoff’s home while Mrs. Michael Napis received a living child. An interpreter stated Mrs. Napis learned her own daughter had died two weeks earlier, prompting her silent exit.
Government agents captured James Haddock in Linden Tennessee claimed kingpin of regional moonshine operations. The 49 year veteran of a prominent distillery was arrested as he prayed in the Moonshiner Church and jailed to await the next court term.
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Leo Hassett stole 30 dollars from the doctor's pocket during his mother s operation. He faces grand larceny charges.
Woman’s Realm highlights a nationwide shift to chemise style one piece frocks in satin and georgette, with straight waistless lines and weighted hems. It spotlights bead embroidered bags in velvet and satin, priced from five dollars up, and notes the era’s penchant for bold embellishment and imported trims from Belgium hare.
Crochet and knitting work once celebrated for the trenches now brightens civilian fashion. A scarf features broad ends tapering to a neck muffler with a heavy fringe, paired with a crocheted hat. The hat’s crown and brim are joined separately, topped by crocheted flowers resembling a wreath.
When Skin Is Tender almond meal is praised as gentle for tender hands with ready made preparations. The text adds that cold does not stiffen castor oil.
At a Washington luncheon, Dewey parodied a naval battle by picturing Ham Footlites aboard a sea yacht. The tale features waves, a head emerging, and a dramatic cry of Man overboard followed by a quip about relentless sex.
An advertisement pitches Cuticura Ointment for irritated scalp and dandruff followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo. It promises a free sample by mail using a Book Address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston and notes availability “Sold everywhere.”
In New York at a dinner, financier J. P. Morgan discussed a young banker who failed. He blamed youth for the downfall, saying youth often errs in business and love, echoing Remy de Gourmont that youth holds many trumps but plays recklessly and loses.
An 19th or early 20th century Grove's tonic advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic. It claims quinne and iron provide liver support, malaria relief, blood enrichment, and systemic strength. Price listed as 50 cents.
In the Florida Times Union a playful exchange praises Sy Maude as charming. One speaker recalls a single man, a marble statue in the park, as immune to her charm. The tidbit captures local voice and a humorous note on admiration.
Consumers urged to examine Castoria bottles for the signature of the authorizing party. The familiar Castoria is advertised as safe, trusted for over 30 years, with children commonly asking for Fletcher's Castoria.
A dialogue praises a speaker's felicity and distinctive style. The exchange highlights admiration for his manner and self-contained approach, noting how the felicity mirrors his personal style.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as providing unequaled service to housewives with a large five cent package that makes clothes whiter than snow. It urges purchasing at good grocers and notes a tip to boil cracked eggs safely with a splash of vinegar.
A Dr V M Pierce article promotes simple remedies for kidney trouble. It urges drinking hot water each morning and plenty of pure water daily, with Anuric before meals, claiming these steps prevent toxin buildup as kidneys work constantly.
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