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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
2
Dicky and his mother clash over a May first possession date for a new home. The mother’s militant mood and a looming canoe trip amplify tensions as they scramble to find lodging and relocate 700 miles away.
Fragmented text discusses Soviet Russia and social issues, mentioning cosmetics spending in the country, a marriage dispute over a husband's tobacco use, postwar travel, and a scholar named Sivin studying theoretical ironies. The wording is garbled but suggests a broad survey of cultural and economic topics.
Checks for the 1926 Christmas Club were mailed December 3 and should reach members by the 6th. The 1921 Christmas Club is now open for new members. Join today to avoid the rush. Clark County State Bank. Adv. 48-T. F.
Advertisement lists St Bernard Lump Coal at 9.50 per ton and St Bernard Nut Coal at 8.50 per ton with contact phone 777 and Adv. 38 Dec 6 T. F.
Mrs. Frank Dilger of Akron visits her relatives in the area while Vp. Peter Weidner, a grocer, is at his Clavebure home. St. Bernard Nut Coal priced at 8.59 per son. Clark County State Bank offers a Christmas club. Two Boy Scout basketball teams from Morton Memorial Sunday School travel to Vernon Club to face Louisville teams, departing on the 7 25 interurban Thursday night.
An advertisement touts the Air Friction Carburetor Co's device that cuts gasoline use by one third to one half, boosts motor power 30 to 50 percent, and eases cold starts. It claims Ford compatibility and 44 to 50 miles per gallon potential, with a 40 day trial and local agent opportunities. The note also includes social items about visitors, births, bank club plans, and household events.
A nostalgic kitchen column offers codfish preparations from codfish with rice and olives to a potato and onion omelet. Includes scalloped salmon with green peppers and walnuts, celery notes, and a cabbage and cheese rice dish.
Mr. John Meyer of Holton Lake Michigan is listed as the guest of his mother Mrs Chris Meyer on the Charles- segment of an item. The brief note identifies family relation and location with limited context.
Miss Olive Hicks plans a weekend with Charlestowen parents while Leo Nahstoll of Dayton visits his mother Mrs George Nahstoll. Marguerite Emery of New Albany visits Mr and Mrs SL Scott. Frank Huston of Anderson stays with his sister. Ella and Ruby Ditzler of Howard Park travel to Huntington for Xmas with Miss Clymenia Payne. The Current Events Club meets Monday with Miss Anna Green. Charlotte Dietrich, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dietvich, fractures her collarbone at Chestnut Street School during recess.
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