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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
2
A Brattleboro man credits Tanlac with restoring energy and weight after three months of illness. He reports regained appetite, stomach strength, and ability to work, noting a 30 pound gain and renewed vigor. The piece mentions local distributor and related advertisements.
A 69 year old, Vo Gooather, suffers liver and viral video exposure concerns per Proctors. Reports mention medical treatment improving condition and a suggested remedy for diverting mucus and abdominal pain. The text references a Toledo Blade update and a药 bottle advertised by Benn Doolittle and Cratesdsia.
Mr and Mrs Carl Gallrein and son travel to North Vernon to spend Christmas with Mrs Gallrein s parents Mr and Mrs Eberte Readable text notes the holiday trip and the host family in North Vernon during the season.
A patchwork of stray phrases on topics from Yap as a potential settlement to the economy and weather. Mentions of clothing prices, fuel outlook, oil and coal rumors, and non-specific remarks on baseball, education, and international affairs appear as fragmented observations.
A quirky Vienna trend shows prices for amusement rising as crowds react to costly footwear. Women stage playful protests or chatter about sharp heels, while residents joke about the expensive fashion costs and the impact on daily life.
The speaker reframes conflict as a simple common ailment, urging calm, steady analysis rather than dramatic rhetoric. This blunt voice treats war as a habitual nuisance, urging restraint and measured thinking over frenzy.
A fragment suggests Marshal Foch hints that allied diplomacy lags behind strategic military effort, implying the diplomats are not as effective as the generals. The remark reflects wartime tensions between leadership approaches.
A brief note highlights an exchange saving the interior of the Okefinokee swamp which has never been visited. It mentions a pad native as part of the local context and emphasizes the untouched nature of the area.
Fragmentary text mentions a Chicago man leaving S10 to a barber and notes differing price changes while urging the reader to show the clip to a barber. Details are sparse and names are unclear.
The English novelist remarks that women dress for women not men and argues men cannot grasp women. The piece notes Bolsheviks lack food and clothing and hints others they might rob. It wryly suggests an actress tell a tale of theft after alcohol. Archery eyes a comeback now that a constitutional amendment closes the nineteenth hole.
In a crisis the Bestean shoe maker argues religion can save American industry, asking what the shoemaker gains from saving souls and framing moral influence as industrial resilience.
A London society woman psychoanalyst states the patient must love the doctor to achieve a complete cure. She notes the patient may try to win affection through deception and foolish acts.
The piece notes that Death Valley is not drier than typical winter air inside American homes and suggests using a humidifier to improve indoor comfort during dry spells.
The question predicts a lengthy period before European leaders achieve full mutual understanding on each other's policies and sphere of influence and suggests that talks have not yet yielded clarity.
Sweden will appoint technical experts to government as the premier, a renowned scientist, pushes scientific politics as a novelty in governance.
The United States Chamber of Commerce reports postwar readjustment is near, signaling that prices are coming down. The statement reflects optimism about easing inflation and economic stabilization after wartime controls.
A family discusses Christmas letters to Santa as kids Nancy and Nick share their writeups. The passage describes Santa’s preparations including reading letters, delivering gifts, starting on time, and reindeer bells across homes, with a closing note on the skyscraper scene near Michigan Avenue in Chicago.
A tugden soldier of the Royal Irish Constabulary auxiliary corps appears in a Pieturesque uniform with full equipment, identified as one of the so-called black and tans in a wartime scene.
A father urges Tommy to start from the bottom to learn any skill. Tommy asks if there are exceptions, but the father insists there are none and introduces the idea of starting from the base to gain knowledge.
A young boy pleads for help from a patient constable at a railway station. The officer calms the child and offers to accompany him to school to avoid lateness while the boy mutters about punishment from his teacher.
The ex king comments that the government never produced genuine profit or popular appreciation. He notes Washington furniture movers will have work in winter and warns against excessive expenses. He suggests $500000 as enough for the Dempsey Carpentier affair and advises holding Liberty bonds as the best bet.
A collection of old fashioned dessert and pastry methods including apple dumplings baked in rich pastry with sugar and spice, apples a la Manhattan with sponge cake and jelly syrup, Afternoon Tea Cakes with almonds and citrus, and Baked Tripe Spanish Style with fresh tripe and tomatoes baked in a buttered dish.
Basic berry desserts described with steps for berry bread bakeovers and several pies. Includes Lemon Cheese Cakes and Banana Pie with ingredients, mixing, and baking directions. Contains guidance on pastry making and using sponges, crumbs, and lemon flavoring.
A century old kitchen guide outlines a brown sugar butter milk pudding with lemon icing, an apple cake with raisins and nuts, fried apples with onions as a pork garnish, and an apple raisin sandwich. It details mixing, soaking bread, baking in a water bath, and simple garnishes.
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