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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
5
Scattered readable fragments reference a boy rescue, a burning roof, and various named places and people. The text blends partial names and terms, hinting at a community incident and surrounding details without cohesive narration.
The Diocese held services in Greensburg with about seventy five priests in attendance. The Rev John Sioesser presided and celebrated the pastor's jubilee. The event drew church officials and community members for the occasion.
Dean Pickel, watchman at the Schattf Drethers piano factory, barely survived a Monday night blaze while guiding workers to safety at the Siamens paper plate plant. He was rushed to a hospital after an injury to his artery. damage to the plate factory and machinery is undetermined.
A morning gathering becomes disordered as people flood into gutters and streets. The scene references a party and confiscated goods tied to a governmental event, with authorities present.
A New York or eastern concern unveils a device that blends an electric reading lamp with a phonograph. The base houses a turntable and motor driven by a sound box, with sound traveling through the lamp. Raising the upper standard exposes the turntable to change records, while lowering conceals the phonograph within the lamp.
Ladies are urged to use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed cycles. The ad promises safe dependable results and asks readers to request details from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin, noting relief is free.
A historical overview notes U.S. fur purchases near 60 million dollars annually with a strong American trade base. It cites imports from Germany England and Canada and perishables in Alaska. A second part contains health and dental advisories urging body checks and preventive care.
Excerpt notes there is no universal panacea for long life. It argues one man’s meat may be another’s poison and cautions readers about broad claims. The piece frames longevity advice as individual and uncertain.
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for cuts burns and bruises. The ad urges keeping it in every house.
About five dollars worth of Red Cross seals were found on Weigs Avenue. The owner may claim the seals by applying at the police station.
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