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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
4
Doctor Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins explains that nicotine in tobacco harms nerves tissues and organs and lists tests to detect damage. He advises stopping tobacco to regain health and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee sold by druggists.
The City Council tonight will hear protests from property owners against rebuilding Spring Street from the river front to Court Avenue. The council will also decide if benefits to abutting property will be equal to or exceed costs.
Four types of material for proposed improvement are listed: creosoted blocks, concrete, vitrified brick, and rock asphalt. A school trustee is elected tonight to fill the death vacancy of David S. Cook, with no candidate openly named yet.
The Brighter Day League will celebrate its founding anniversary on January 18 at the Indiana Reformatory Brig. Gen. I M Simonson of the Salvation Army is invited to attend.
Young women troubled by irregular periods backache headaches dragging-down sensations fainting spells or indigestion may find relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Thousands report restored health after using this root and herb remedy.
City schools resume morning sessions after holidays. Rural schools restarted last Monday to save time for farm work in spring. Examinations for the first semester are scheduled for early February.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Luke's Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the parlor for the regular monthly coffee social. Serving at the tables will be Mesdames Genner Davenport Wim Rauth Seitz Willinger Groher and Miss Catherine Seitz.
A government depot reports nearly all guards as veterans with one exception. About 200 guards are on duty at the facility during the shift, reflecting a veteran majority among staff.
William Hurd and Harold Lingen felter of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Raymond Yes ter and left for Lafayette accompanied by their Purdue student host.
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