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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
3
Local businessmen organize the MecCullough Hotel Company to build an eight story, modern hotel in Anderson. The project plans a 246 room property to be centrally located with stockholders including several nearby businessmen and a soda company.
Local pageant highlights poet Joseph reading verses as part of a cultural evening. Attendees include residents and several community leaders in attendance at the town hall event.
Piano and furniture moving service plus general hauling and kindling wood for sale. Phillips Brothers advertise reliable service and invite customers to remember them for dependable help.
Miss Helen Hydron hosts her club on E Chestnut Street and Miss Nellie Mickel hosts the Rainbow Club in New Albany. A busy list of visits, illnesses, entertainments, and appointments across Spring and Walnut Streets, with notes on nearby families and club events.
Advertisement claims lameness or backache from overwork or cold can be cured by Ballard's Snow Liniment. It advises thorough rubbing on the affected area for prompt relief. Sold by B. Dootittle.
Help wanted for exclusive Newark New York district. Reliable man to supervise orders engage sub agents and manage territory. Weekly pay. Apply at night and bostnick nur serymen Newark New York State.
The passage recalls Gladstone praising Yankee Doodle as a stirring American air with a storied lineage. It notes claims of its French origins and long history as a folk ballad, then traces how British colonial ties and American reception shaped its fame. Dr. Richarsaynsseis and Dr. Holmes comment on its enduring morale and paradox as a joke turned battle tune.
A fragmentary passage recalls bravery and victory of old heroes, praising freedom and inspiration from orators and patriots. It evokes soldiers and patriots as living symbols, though the text is garbled and lacks clear details or events.
The reader is exposed to a drafty, fragmentary portrait of American residents in London, their routines and expenses. It mentions laundry habits, washing, babysitters, street life, and social customs, hinting at cultural adaptation and cost differences between homes and abroad.
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