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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a performative debate on gender roles and beauty norms. Distorted phrases hint at a theatrical or satirical piece examining disguise, identity, and societal expectations through altered descriptions and misquoted lines.
A damaged line of text describes a chaotic scene with a brick frame moved from Detriot to Youngstown, a gas tank, and a tired passenger. The dialogue mentions Henry and an observer, with garbled dates and names making specifics uncertain.
The fragmentary text mentions a question about a wife driving her own car and notes uncertainty or confusion with unclear phrases and names.
The Miskaeee Oklahoma Daily Phoenix notes a housing shortage and questions who will write about it while a weak economy and scarce resources strain the county. A mistranscribed stream of names and phrases hints at civic concern and public discourse.
The readable lines reference pies and laborers in a dialog about cooperation. It hints at renewed supply or collaboration once discussions resume, implying a hopeful return to normalcy after stalled talks.
A fragmented column shows a child named Billie facing questions about alleged misdeeds and a stray note about lost dog Brindle Boston, plus addresses and small ads. The text mentions a Mrs Clark ill with diphtheria and cottages for sale at Port Pudton, Cast a, with contact details and a sewing machine ad.
Afternoon notice from SOST Afternoon Secamber listing a dark brown collie named Rea with a neck scar and ear injury. A reward of 35.00 is offered for return to JES EL Market St Adv. Pee. Instructions say to apply Saturday between 5 30 and 10 am at Roberts Diuig Store Adv. Dee 2B.
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