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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads as a political garble with claims about a national figure and party discipline. It mentions urgent messaging and a bystander urging vague linguistic rhetoric and performance dynamics. No clear individuals or events are identifiable.
A heated discourse on constitutional faith and civic sympathy ends abruptly as Mr. Miller, a longtime salesman, dies minutes after a discussion. Coroner Bend records heart disease as the cause.
Joel Miller, a 32 year old Chicago salesman for the Hammacher Schlemmer Company of New York, collapsed at the Wescott Hotel, dying of heart disease after paying his bill. He fell backward and his head struck as medical aid was summoned.
Former President Roosevelt argues the motto on US currency is not sacred and questions its religious implication. The article notes his belief regarding the sacred nature of the phrase and its place on metal money, presenting a controversial view on a national symbol.
In a December feature by Jedi Bucklingshop, former President Roosevelts biographer, a letter dated November 1 1907 argues against placing In God We Trust on coins. He notes no legal warrant exists and urges Congress to decide, stressing the motto harms reverence and risks sacrilege.
Help wanted for a straight salary position at Eureka Wig Company in St Louis. Earn $35.00 per week plus expenses to introduce Eureka Egg Producer. Male or female applicants with a rig needed for field work.
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