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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

3

Good Neighbors Good Neighbors By Victor Redcliffe

In a 1915 tale, Earle and Rachel Pelham rent a large home owned by Robert Mason whose wife vanished after a sanitarium stay. A burglar scare leads to a surprising attic encounter with Mason’s presumed-dead wife, who is found alive and restored to her husband with neighborly aid and tactful deception.

Robert Mason Earle Pelham Pelham Pelhams Mason Mrs. Mason Mr. Mason Mrs Pelham Earle Rachel Mr. Pelham Mrs. Pelham Robert Marin Robert Abs. Pelham

Luck of the Horseshoe and its Protective Origins

A 13th century belief linked a demon horse to fires and misfortune. The horseshoe became a protective talisman as people sought friendly signs, from preventing toothache with a horse tooth in a pocket to curing colic for a child and nailing a shoe to a building.

Gervaise Tilbury England

Nebraska inventor patents hanging eyeglasses design

A Nebraska inventor proposes suspending lenses before the eyes to avoid ear and nose irritation from traditional frames. Large lenses with flat inner edges attach to an adjustable yoke fixed in a headgear, supporting weight above the nose while the lenses hang in front of the eyes.

Nebraska

Dubious Praise Echoes in Campaign Row

A candidate boasts about their record while an opponent dismisses the claim with a sharp insult. The exchange includes quips about footing like a mountain goat and being as light as thistle down, reflecting partisan rhetoric.

Boundary Settlement Marks New Granite Line Between States

The long running boundary dispute between Michigan and Ohio, heated before Michigan achieved statehood, was finally resolved last summer with a fresh line of granite markers set in place.

Michigan Ohio

Early Flower Garden Tips for Home Growers

Practical advice for planning a next year flower garden with old fashioned varieties. Start cuttings in February for geraniums and verbenas, harden transplants outdoors, water and feed houseplants carefully, and select bulbs like hyacinths and phlox for long-lasting color.

The Dasheen Plant by E. Van Benthuysen

The dasheen is a semi tropical vegetable similar to a potato with hairy skin. It can be cooked in many ways and has a rich meaty taste. Dasheen seed has been distributed by the agricultural department.

E. van Benthuysen Agricultural Department

Easy to Care for Palms Seedlings and Seed Plants

Palm seedlings grow slowly but steadily and need light rather than full sun. Avoid hot sun on the pot sides and keep soil moist but not waterlogged inside a larger container or sardiniere. Kentia Fosteriana is a fast growing palm with large curved dark green leaves.

Polly Brown and Tom Watterson End Long Feud in New York Romance

Polly Brown and Tom Watterson, once enemies over a fence and politics, reunite in New York after a backfired egg incident and see a future together. Polly leaves Stolway to study, Tom pursues law then moves to the city, and a reconciliatory letter from Polly’s father hints at a marriage between Polly and Widow Watterson.

Polly Brown Tom Watterson Mr. Watterson Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Tom Polly Stolway Peg New York Stalway Peggy Wattersons Broadway Herald Square Forty-second Twenty Poli Watterson

Anuric touted as cure for uric acid illnesses

An old medical advertisement claims uric acid causes backache rheumatism gout and other ailments. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Anuric tablets as a powerful uric acid eliminator, offering a pamphlet or a 10 cent trial pack from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York and urging readers to ask drugstores for the product.

Scheele Pierce Dr. Pierce The Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y

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