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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
5
Helpful words from a Jeffersonville citizen promote Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. Mrs. J. Kestler of 428 Illinois Ave reports long kidney pain eased by the remedy. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York, makers. For sale by all druggists.
Washington plans joint study by the commerce and agriculture departments to analyze timber supply exploitation and marketing in the United States. The effort aims to reduce waste, expand markets, and improve forest management for consumers and industry alike. It covers domestic and foreign markets, pricing, and the role of private lands. A second item reports Mrs. R Etta Gibson detailing accusations against Alaska officials through her daughter Elsie Whitney.
Washington DC reports consumer indifference to milk cleanliness, noting clean milk can be economical even at high prices. A Farmers Bulletin No 602 from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines factors for clean safe milk including healthy cows, clean stables, sterilized utensils, dry milking, separate handling, ample water, and rapid cooling to low temperatures.
A questionable advert promotes a $1,000 accident policy with weekly payments and a $1 annually key registration. The ad claims $280,200 deposited with the Insurance Department and mentions the Registry Department in Clinton Ot Newark New Jersey.
The fragment touts Dean's Regulats as a mild easy action laxative. It mentions a fifty dollar value and a vendor Bee Dookietie with odd formatting suggesting an overhyped ad for a product and seller.
An old advertisement copy promoting Dr Thomas Electric Oil, urging readiness for cuts and burns. It claims thousands rely on the product and lists prices 25c and 50c with availability at all druggists.
Jacob Brown, 20, a messenger for Joseph Zubrow & Co., was arrested after detectives spotted two thumbs on his left hand while he carried a bundle. The bundle contained sixteen bolts of satin worth 1900 dollars that Brown had failed to return, linking him to a prior suspended sentence in a similar case.
Fort Yukon merchant William Moore died after a small boat’s machinery started accidentally, mangling his legs during a 500 mile journey from Porcupine River to Fort Gibbon for amputation.
The item notes Charles Le Maire of the New York Sun involved in a purchase described as bought Mexico on speculation.
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