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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
4
In New York a Federal Prohibition Commissioner spoke to a club about enforcement while listeners cracked up at a remark about illegal liquor from Canada. The page also recounts lively social scenes, a Morse code telephone anecdote, and a Broadway parody mixed with scattered ads and oddities.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about a publication or event titled Phag the octeeden of toefral. No recognizable names, places, dates, or organizations are readable.
An Indiana man profiled in a broad page ad claims Tanlac restored his health after ailments including abdominal pain dizziness and loss of appetite. He praises Tanlac and lists Jeffersonville and other local suppliers and distributors.
Mr. John Gienger is listed as ill in the community notice, with no additional details about his condition or duration.
A brief note describes a young woman across the way using a ten minute morning routine in her room, focusing on a calm, private daily practice. It emphasizes minimal outdoor exercise and a quick, interior regimen.
Mr. Jaw Stratton returned from a visit to his son Dale Stratton of St Louis. Mrs. Stratton will perturn the latter part of week. Miss Ede Roivee came back after vacation with her parents at Austin Indiana. A Christmas reunion, first in twelve years, brought together Mr. and Mrs CB Pavone Tarmin Me and Mrs Ross Payne and family Mr and Mrs Geover Waisner and family and Mr Albert Baston of Louisville visiting Mr and Mrs Geo Feland.
Classified ad states a double flat top bed is for sale. Contact Mrs. L. N. Reeder at 12 East Chestnut Street or by phone 204 S. Adv. Pee, 224-27 for details.
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