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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
4
Advertising notice for foreign sales by mail in first and second zones. Public listing shows a newspaper devoted to dune interest and Jeffersonville area.
Representative Win J. Grahams of Tilimeis chairs a special committee on war expenditures and describes Bernard Baruch as the power behind the throne. He portrays Baruch as controlling food supply and price policy, railroads, steel copper and iron production, and fertilizer inputs for the war effort.
The Electric Shop advertises a full electric line from batteries to irons and sweepers. It promises lighting for your home and ongoing service for all electrical needs with a general sales pitch.
Frank C. Davis Confectionery offers fine ice cream and candies with cones advertised. Clark County Realty and Insurance promotes farm property listings and low rate insurance, claiming reliability and liberal penalties as a trusted ally in need.
Chas Peel Son offers bicycle repair for all makes with a Dayton line ideal for business and pleasure. Vulcanizing extends tire life while W Strauch's Chocolate Shop advertises pure candies ice creams sodas and favors.
D. Reeder, Jeffersonville's sole First Class Merchant Tailor, offers tailor made suits to measure with lasting color. Cleaning, pressing and repairing services restore old suits to look like new. Ad touts high quality and fit.
WANTED sailman or broker to represent us in sour territory for sale of Texas Oil Leases. Opportunity to make 100.00 a day or more. Commission paid daily. Full data maps and complete instructions upon request. Southern Texas Oil Lease Co San Antonio Texas AdvDP June 12-1) Heavy impure blood causes muddy pimply complexion etc Burdock Blood Bitters 1.95 at all stores.
The first takin in the United States, a Chinese animal blending features of a moose yak antelope and goat, is exhibited and stuffed at the American Museum of Natural History. Mason Mitchell, an American trader in China, is mentioned in connection with its arrival.
A Caucasian observer notes the Tak in or Chinese buffalo now in a museum. The animal, about Jersey cow size, resembles a mix of antelope goat yak and moose with hoofed split feet. It roams Sze-Chuan crags, proving strong and agile in rugged terrain.
A self important man enters the Supreme Court and presents a non bar card for a seat. He is asked to retire by a clerk and a corridor elder advises him to reflect on contempt of court and to appeal only to God.
A humorous critique by Maurice Switzer portrays the hog as an omnivorous, troublesome animal that enjoys roaming freely. It notes hogs must be penned to avoid chaos, remains untrainable despite schooling, and that larger hogs fetch higher prices especially when canned.
The Mary Duchess of Theek memoirs recount Princess Mary pressing for policy. Disraeli calmly answered with a menu joke, saying the government was waiting for "futton and potatoes, madam" as a light rebuff to a cabinet secrecy pause.
The Hoosier Meat Market advertises meats including beef pork and mutton with pure lard and claims savings on every purchase. It also promotes Kryptoks eyeglasses from Will J Morris optometrist and optician claiming improved reading clarity and fatigue-free vision.
Allen Barnett advertises a sanitary store offering batter cheese fresh eggs sound vegetables and berries. Geo C Ogden promotes shoe repair to cut costs with half soles rubber heels for comfort and money saved.
Jeffersonville merchants bid for shoppers with ads for Popular Drug Store perfumes and toiletries, Guenther Rauth Ford service promising long car life, Chas H Moser clothing savings, and Melvin Smith Singer sewing machine sale. Ads promise value, durability, and easy operation across brands and products.
The Auto Sheet Metal Company offers automobile repair for bodies fenders and radiators in Jeffersonville. It claims high class work and service with guaranteed results and customer satisfaction on all repairs and prices.
Giggum and Baxoot discuss war news through their cook Theresa and her reactions. They fret that bad news worsens her biscuits while good news lifts them, and they monitor morale by her expressions rather than headlines. They prefer Kaiser victory to keep their status quo.
Mrs Chuddicott notes two old shoes left by the gutter provoking theories about street cleaners fashion and a possible prank by the Trimmers. Neighbors debate intent and whether to inform the Trimmers while contemplating humorous substitutions and street customs.
The notice touts the Federal System of Bakeries as the people's choice urging readers to close ovens and avoid sweatshop kitchen practices. It claims Federal Bread is used in nine tenths of Jeffersonville homes and highlights open kitchen doors for airflow.
The Waters Belden Furniture Co showcases an elegant line of refrigerators praised as ice savers and affordable, along with Oll stoves for hot weather. Delivery to your home is fully guaranteed.
For baby's croup cuts bruises throat grandma's remedy claim by Willie's daily mother sore lameness note from Dr household remedy catalog copy signals.
Fragmentary text notes plated vices and suggests society figures should adopt them for daily routines, reflecting a social commentary on fashionable habits and moral standards of the era.
In Scotinand at Denées an elephant named OCustly Meat seized a wallet from a man identified as Gay and swallowed the money after taking out a banknote for 90. A bemk mate was reportedly involved.
Mise Paterses is described as the busiest woman in Scotland and the only female factory inspector. She supervises all factories employing women, covering 149 inspectors. she travels about 22,600 miles each year to fulfill the post.
A fragmentary discussion recalls Wagner and contemporaries like Spencer Darwin Helmholtz and Nietzsche, noting their theories about music remained notions without witnessing music as it is practiced in Gotham. The tone hints at curiosity and cultural contrast in a bygone era.
Dialogue recalls two landmarks tied to a speaker’s birth and memories. References to a farmhouse, an old homestead, and a bungalow with potential names or brands tied to local places. The chat hints at historic or personal significance of locations.
A clipped quote contrasts virtue and baseness, noting that the greatest person may be defined by the most beneficial deeds while the basest act is to seek favors. Emerson-like aphorism explores virtue tied to giving and receiving.
A fragmented excerpt describes a serpent and Bud being told about apies for a complexion. The readable text suggests a potentially allegorical or satirical note without clear factual context or full names.
The text reflects on enjoyment found in anticipation rather than stress from effort. It emphasizes fairness in dealing with others and suggests strain from work should not justify unfair treatment.
A collection of garbled dialogue and quips shows a wry mix of flirtation misunderstandings and a courtroom joke. The misheard phrases spin from dating banter to jurors in a box, ending with a punchline about thirteen jurors when twelve are needed.
The New York Laundry advertises first class laundry work for men women and children with careful handling of every article. It urges busy households to avoid sweatshop labor and encourages sending laundry to their shop for best work at low prices.
A Swedish traveler recounts an incident where she was seized by four men claiming to be German spies in Paris. She raised her skirt to reveal a dainty garter, provoking laughter and confusion that led to her rescue.
Swiss Cleaners and Dyers presents itself as the leading first class cleaners for men and women. It boasts the largest and best equipped establishment with modern methods in Indians or Kentucky and claims patronage from the best homes in Jefersonville and Loulaville. The ad touts fine fabrics mills and satins and invites any lady or gentleman patron to inquire, promising quick and superior service.
A St. Louis Board of Health view extols running water and sewerage in homes as the greatest modern improvement for health and comfort. It argues inexpensive adoption by farmers and urban households alike, noting running water, screens, and sanitation reduce flies and mosquitoes and improve cleanliness and well being.
A fragment discusses Isian caravan routes and their spread through human movement. It claims quarantine regulations are banned due to recognition of this fact and mentions an exchange context.
A ceremonial launch scene shows a Japanese vessel with a large birds cage suspended from the bow. As the prow meets the water the cage door opens and a swarm of birds spills into the air, crowning the ship with a joyful plume.
The Home Restaurant offers appetizing suppers and short orders for breakfast with coffee and eggs, oatmeal, or porridge. It promises inexpensive dinners and invites customers to return and bring friends.
Gienger and Co the Reliable Store for Farming Machinery boast the Wallis Tractor doing the work of three men and teams. They claim one third more bushels of corn wheat or oats and promote Jeffersonville's largest Supa House for tools and farm equipment.
The advertisement notes Groher's Cash Grocery handles the trade and operates daily with fresh eggs, fine corn butter, and delicious berries, fruits, and vegetables. It promises healthful, appetizing food and money savings for customers.
Builder of the finest auto tops and seat covers offers upholstery services to protect seats and improve car appearance. Advertises best quality work and service with reasonable prices. H G Bottorff manufacturer promotes trusted craftsmanship and finishes.
Patronized by the best limes in Jeffersonville Shirts collar and underwear cleaned pressed and finished with care None other offers higher quality service Master cleaning offered elsewhere in the ad page Proclaimed as superior and affordable.
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