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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
4
A benefit event titled Motion Picture Play is set for Monday night at the Dream Theatre to aid American Joe. The Rosa Rapp Auxiliary oversees regional arrangements and reported most seats sold, with plans for a song finale by Meer Cy Jer and a promised appearance by Mrs Pounds Volves and George Crum among attendees.
Children flocked to the Public Library for a story hour featuring the Dilsrims with lanterns and pictures, plus a Paul Revere record. Miss Jessie Snepp read three Christmas tales and Santa left a candy tree. next event set for January eight.
A classified notice seeks hundreds of wealthy, attractive, and congenial brides for marriage. The ad lists Mrs. Warn at 221632 Temple St in Los Angeles, California, and provides dates including November 27 and December 4 14 18 for eligibility.
Mrs Mary Wesley travels to Evansville to stay with her daughter Mrs Patrick Kiley and family for the holiday season.
Mr James Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy welcome a fine boy named James Capehart Kennedy. Mr Ricard Clegg of Dainsville Missouri is a guest of Mr and Mrs James Clegg in Port Fulton.
An unclear text fragment references a counterproposal including a shelter and a kindergarten for a rural or local area. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible.
Fragmentary note contends Bolsheviks aim to push conflict with Poland for a new war and may use deception. It mentions a supposed cache and a guarded cache of “heoach” amid smoky hazards.
A garbled, satirical column from Minneapolis-era copy riffs on prices and society trends. The text mangles names and events, mentioning a former king Ferdinand, Berlin cables, and cheap thrills, while musing on consumption, philosophy, and public figures.
Mr and Mrs J C Damon of Pen ceola Florcia will arrive to spend the holidays with their daughter Mrs Chester Hotbog and Mr Holz bog.
The Teep Motor Company advertises day and night services for all makes of automobiles. It mentions vulcanizing tires tubes and accessories and promises attentive care with modern equipment for dependable service.
A note urging courage for Cubars unable to sell sugar recalls a past shortage period when consumer buying restrictions limited sugar availability and demand. The reminder frames current struggles as a remembered scarcity.
Missing umbrella described as dog faced bone handle, left on the go'd hand the word. Don D Walker offers reward for return.
A garbled paragraph discusses an appendicitis reference alongside economic prices turning down and a rich man sent to prison for life. It notes wood alcohol pressing behind as it speeds motor cars in a casualty league, implying rising risks.
From a meteorological view, attention turns to weather patterns over economic factors as the subject grows more prominent, reflecting a shift in focus and inquiry. The fragment suggests a scientist or writer exploring how climatic elements influence interpretation and research priorities.
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