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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
2
The article surveys shifts from private carriages to automobiles, noting how urban life demands car use and traffic management. It cites figures on motor vehicles, discusses school attendance enforcement, and touches on aviation, shipping, and price trends shaping modern mobility and society.
New York reads of a new Midway display near Times Square drawing crowds with a freaks exhibit and whirring organ works by Thomas Wilfred. Meanwhile a Warsaw official voices views on local legislatures as crime and theatre collide in late season headlines.
Fragmented OCR text references a cabinet and meadow imagery. Mentions Christine Koerr Davis in a garbled line. Unable to determine a clear event, person, or publication context from the readable content.
Mrs. Jack McGown of Louisville spent Sunday with her brother G. W. Green and Mrs. Green. family ties appear in the weekend gathering.
The curb brokers in New York will move into a formal, roofed market next July after a Supreme Court ruling recognized their curb operation dating from the 1870s. The move ends the disorderly open-air display on Broad Street near Wall Street, transforming a historic trading scene into a dignified institution.
Venison in season benefits from larding with salt pork and aromatics like onion and carrot. Includes potato dumplings with flour, baking powder, butter, potato, milk and egg cooked in a steamer. Also potato melon preserve with lemons and ginger flavored syrup and canning method described.
The text notes a Chinese general died by his own action reflecting despair over political strife. It also mentions Washington reporting an 18 percent drop in pig births over the past year and questions on bean crop timing, plus a remark about tree felling by an extractor described as carving heads from confinement.
Police report shows declining housebreaking and increasing highway robbery. The piece hints at a cynical underground view: why chase a suspect on foot when a victim or target may come to you.
Reported smaller raisin harvest this year leaves campaigners with little to celebrate. Many say the reduced crop deprives supporters of reasons to give three cheers.
Scientists plan a five year expedition in Asia to locate the so called missing link. The project aims to shed light on human evolution and gather evidence from remote sites. Researchers emphasize careful fieldwork and peer reviewed analysis after the search concludes.
Tony a barefoot girl with a pie尋 her finds a new place with Doctor John Pendlehaven after bringing back a picture. He offers care in his conservatory for him and his brother Paul while Tony hopes for work and a stable home, with Katherine Curtis wary but curious about the newcomer's future.
The passage shows a tense scene in a office where Roctor Poudedidiven is pressured by Tony and others. A doctor confirms an instruction about not taking orders from others and a plan to visit the canal boat. A later paragraph mentions an official report noting 50 million in heaving gain and a speculative theory about a king and a young cheit moaccarch.
The text hints at egg price declines affecting lower incomes while noting seasonal excitement and a warning that gains may not be immediate or compulsory for all observers.
Local social news notes guests visiting neighbors including Mrs Jennie Long and sisters Margaret and Elizabeth Johnsona. George Gibson travels to New Smyrna Florida for winter. Home Economics Club met with Christmas recipes and a White Elephant party. Public school entertainment planned before holidays. Coal and phone ad.
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