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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

Page

7

Broken Secret and a Family Reckoning in Winter

John Brings News and Mercy to Mary after a harsh winter journey. Mary confronts past deceptions about money and a brother's death while offering forgiveness and a return home. The tale centers on reconciliation, duty, and the cost of hidden secrets within a strained marriage.

Waite Tie Jolak Maury John Mary Vic Ter Fare Walter Jehn

Better Than Case Most Satisfying Piece of Furniture

A reader story from the Indianapolis Star notes how a small book collection can be housed attractively with a book trough shelf or compact bookstand. The piece highlights clever, space saving furniture that fits few books into a cozy living space and preserves an atmosphere of books without a full library.

Bugheuse Amd Indianapolis Star

London Policewomen Barred From Court Hearings

A hearing at Marler court prompted a debate on whether women should be present in court during indecency cases. London Telegraph reports the officer in charge stated police women were refused entry. A woman invited by the magistrate displayed a banner showing city officials permitting restrictions, while the scene drew attention to public access and gender roles in court.

London Cortedn Cass Marler Oath Street Mend Todd Uiuiferis Vie London Telegraph Werner Oine Oan Thearchy

Corner broom and brush holder to keep a tidy kitchen

A simple wall mounted broom and brush holder is described. A wooden bar across a kitchen corner holds brooms and brushes with brass headed nails two inches apart. The bar is mounted high on the wall and ends cut to fit flush. The wood is painted to match the wall.

Billionaire Class Emerges in New York Led by John D. Rockefeller

The article recalls early wealthy figures like Rockefeller and notes a growing billionaire class in New York. It contrasts Rockefeller's wealth with the combined fortunes of earlier millionaires and cites the scale of private fortunes shaping society.

Wien Rendis S See Werk Fesp Andres Sore Guevendeed Beth Belmont Luna Fier Pahoa Corellis Vanderbilt Alexander Sewart

Satin Ribbon Trends in Lingerie Materials

Washable satin ribbon is now nearly as common in lingerie as traditional wash ribbon. A novelty is white ribbon edged with a thin gold thread. Rosettes and flowers crafted from folded satin ribbon adorn underwear.

How to Renew Carbon Paper at Home

The article explains a simple method to revive worn carbon paper. Hold the paper briefly in front of a fire or over a radiator to dissolve and spread the coating, renewing the surface. Repeat if needed, potentially doubling the paper’s life.

Lexis Postpala Sioux City Laws

Decorative sports hat with embroidered windmills and insects

A describe about a velour and felt sports hat featuring Dutch windmills, trees, birds, and floral wreaths around the crown with beetles and other insects scattered on the brim. The article notes appliqué and embroidery as design elements.

How to Sharpen Knife and Razor Craft Rules

A craft expert notes sharpening razors and pocket knives requires distinct techniques. Razors must lie flat on bone for a fine edge while pocket knives need a stiff edge and should not touch the polished side. Hold at about 20 to 26 degrees with a chisel-like edge.

Tests of Hospitality From The Irish World

The piece laments fading spontaneous hospitality and urges housewives to keep a stock of canned goods and clean linens for unplanned guests. It praises open welcoming in the West and advises husbands and daughters to invite friends home for meals to demonstrate true hostessing.

Clear Your Decks for Action and Start Fresh

The author urges removing clutter from homes to create satisfactory interiors. By discarding riff-raff and junk including ornaments, one can restart with essential, beautiful items chosen for their setting rather than habit.

Ex The Ge Kitchen a Cabinet

The fragment recalls a biblical cadence urging one to forget self and console sorrow. It mentions songs of joy entering the heart and a promise that inner peace will replace sadness as a divine influence dwells within.

Christmas Candies and Recipes for Home Made Sweets

The article lists simple home candy making steps Brown Sugar Nut Candy Pralines and Fondant with ingredients and methods. It notes precise quantities and cooking tests with water cold tests and offers general tips for dipping bon bons and making chocolate creams. A George Washington quote about helping others concludes the piece.

Gift ideas for Christmas boxes and edible delights

The article suggests thoughtful gift strategies focusing on edible and handmade items. It highlights foods like doughnuts, plum pudding, fruit cakes, cookies, jellies, marmalade, and decorative edible treats as satisfying, exchangeable presents. It also mentions nonfood items such as slippers and pin trays but emphasizes practical, well-presented gifts.

Dlb Dave Minuy

Hat incident at cinema ends with spat outside

A cinema manager tells a policeman that a disturbance was minor. A patron asked a woman to remove her hat and she invited him outside to hear his opinion, prompting the exchange.

Don’t Write Poetry Says Globe Democrat Quotation

The St Louis Globe Democrat notes the idea of not writing poetry unless compelled and humorously cites guidance from a doctor via the Toledo Blade.

The St. Louis Globe- Democrat Toledo Blade

Preventing Old Age With Water and Anuiie

An old advertisement promotes drinking pure water and taking Anuiie to ward off aging. It cites kidneys filtering poisons and claims Anuiie is thirty seven times more potent than lithia and dissolves uric acid, offering relief for backache and urinary issues.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo

As Time Changes Titan Faces Changing Social Codes

A dialogue hints at shifting norms around male reputation and family obligations. An exasperated Titan recalls a past fear of discovery of his theater visits, while the present view pressures him to attend every show with his family.

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully

Public notice urges mothers to check Castoria bottles for the Fletcher care signature. The reminder highlights Castoria as a remedy for infants and children used in over 30 years and references its popularity with children who cry for it.

Fletcher

Fashionable matron and the gown fitting dilemma ahead

The Ohio State Journal notes a recurring style concern for the season with the slinky silhouette dominating wardrobes. It ponders where a fashionable matron around forty-two size will position herself when stepping into a new gown.

Ohio State Journal

Cuticura Ad Claims Instant Itch Relief and Clear Skin

An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for itching pimples dandruff scalp irritation and chapped hands. It offers a free sample by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Dept L Boston and notes sales everywhere.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Mrs Green Compliments Husband in Curious Call

A two line exchange shows Mrs Green flattering someone and complimenting his supposed husband name. The dialogue reveals odd phrasing and possible misprints about a woman praising a man regarded as her husband.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad

An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming a quinine and iron formula printed on the label. It touts malaria prevention and system strength with a 50 cent price.

GROVE

Heiress Miss Carabeein and a Duke’s Slipper Tale

A caustic young woman recalls Miss Carabeein the heiress and a duke who reportedly drank champagne from her slipper. The remark hints at foreign nobles with surprising wine capacity and a storied social scene.

Anuric cures Backache and Rheumatism Ad

Anuric claimed to cure backache lumbago and rheumatism offering a large trial package for 10 cents from Dr W M Pierce Buffalo NY urging readers to send 10c for the trial package.

W. M. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Electric toasters find quick favor with Chinese buyers

The Chinese have rapidly adopted electric toasters received from the United States, showing strong demand and growing familiarity with American kitchen appliances.

Titian Paints On At Ninety Nine Years Old

The famed painter Titian continued creating artworks late in life, still at age ninety nine, showcasing enduring artistic vigor.

Titian

Indiana Folks Promotes Golden Medical Discovery

New Albany reader Fred Hutcherson testimonial praises Dr. Pierce remedies. He claims spring toning after winter work and says six bottles restore strength and appetite. Advertisement urges sending 10 cents for a trial package of Golden Medical Discovery tablets from Dr. W M Pierce Buffalo NY.

Indiana New Albany Ind Fred Hutcherson East 6Th St W. M. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Abandoned Brazilian Holdings Revived By Monks And Farmers

In Brazil many century old properties are again productive. Carmelite and Benedictine estates are being farmed by foreign agriculturists and the monks themselves. Sugar planting is revived across several states and coffee fazendas are brought back under cultivation. A promotional line touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a preferred wash day product.

Brazil

Business of Matrimony and Delayed Proposals

A garbled dialogue shows suitors awaiting a marriage proposal with delays to entertain alternatives. The text mentions a toy mold invention by a German maker enabling children to build blocks from various materials.

European soldiers aid lung-impaired comrades with oxygen flasks

European soldiers carry small oxygen flasks to revive gas-affected comrades. Portable devices help revive deteriorating recipients in the field.

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