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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1920

Page

5

The Man Who Is First to Get to the Table but Never Can See

A fragmented piece discusses social awkwardness and prophecy amid a chaotic, satirical meditation on table manners and justice. It critiques communal expectations and the pretenses of labor and hospitality, touching on gendered imagery and moral critique.

Dream study hints at cross cultural dream meanings

Fragmentary text discusses dream interpretation and mentions Teutonic Celtic and ancient symbols. It references scholars, wordplay in dream prophecy, and a discussion of how modern empiric views mix various mythologies to explain dreams and their symbolism.

Pepe Seathsaver Arishay Tyre

Dream Symbols and Ancient Interpretations Featured in Odd Essay

The text discusses strange dream motifs and myths linking goats, meals, and kings to prophetic meanings. It cites ancient beliefs about dreams foretelling events and mentions the prophet Daniel as a source. The writing notes various interpretations from pirates and other sources without clear modern context.

Alexander Andy Thad Jueck Daniel al Few Thie Epipiries Sete

Pye and the Promise of Better Work By Edgar A Guest

The poem urges workers to seize advancement at work rather than accept stagnation. It argues that staff with talent and effort can rise, and a humble position can reveal the path to bigger, better roles.

Freim Thoriy Edgar A. Guest

Motihier's Cook Book Recipe Scrambled Instructions

A fragmented 1929 Western Newspaper Union copyright notice accompanies a long, garbled recipe text. It lists ingredients and steps for multiple dishes, including potato mash, fruit batters, bananas with butter and sugar, orange carrot rhubarb mixture, and a tomato pine can mix, ending with a bacon-topped bake.

Western Newspaper Union

Care and Indifference in Society and Government

A rhetorical call by George Matthew Adams argues indifference harms society and government and demoralizes workers. It urges readers to act, roll up sleeves, and engage daily tasks to avoid stagnation and decline.

Parasol Styles Revive For Summer Fashion Trends

The article notes parasols reappearing as summer approaches after wartime restraint. It highlights styles matching hats, dress, and sports wear, with black and white motifs, navy blue options, green silks, and practical black white handles. It describes made-to-match sets, lace adaptions, and jewelry-like engravings for accessories.

Faille Country Club

Satin Gowns and Ribbon Splendor Dominate Evening Wear

Athena celebrates satin and ribbons shaping elegant gowns. The sleeveless model features plain satin, sequins, tulle, medallions, and a metallic brocade ribbon forming girdle drapery and a trailing train. A second gown blends satin and lace with a low bodice and lace apron front for day and evening wear.

Besuly

Ingenious Girl Adds Trim Variations To Dress

An adaptable fashion note shows a girl buying one neutral straw hat and three interchangeable trimmings that clip on. A purple ribbon forms a bold bow for day wear, while a sax blue silk wrap can swap in for dressier occasions.

From Everyday Meals to Fine Tasting Delights

A blend of homely reflections on appreciating small splendors and practical kitchen tips. Recipes include Honey Muffins Snowballs Southern Sally TLunn Blueberry Muffins and simple soups sauces and a beefsteak pie with date custard and an egg night cap featuring practical steps and modest dishes.

Frilly Pongee Dresses Dominate Juvenile Fashion

Pongee dresses enjoy popularity in juvenile society this season with embroidery in contrasting colors self-ruffles self-tucking and cording as the leading trimming details.

Cuffs of Fine Linen in Street Frocks Detail

The description notes street frocks of black taffeta with very deep circular cuffs finished by a turn-back cuff of white handkerchief linen. It highlights the refined contrast between dark fabric and light linen edging.

Plaited Serge Skirts Prove In Fashion Favor

Plaited serge skirts are much in favor with shoppers and designers embracing the style for its texture and silhouette. The trend highlights durable, stripe-like fabric and versatile wear for various outfits.

Hat Accents Describe Rosette and Floral Wreath Choices

Describes hat enhancements with a large looped rosette for formal wear and a wreath of simple flowers for afternoon frocks to add softness and freshness to the outfit.

Full Tulle Overskirts Featured on New Evening Gowns

The latest fashion shows spotlight full tulle overskirts as eye catching elements for evening dresses. Designers showcase volume and movement, pairing overskirts with sleek bodices to create dramatic silhouettes.

Stripped Rival Plaids Loom Over Fading Plaid Rivalry

Striped fabrics rise as strong challengers to plaid dominance in a competitive textile market. Rivalry intensifies as striped options gain traction against traditional plaid patterns and brands.

Varied spinach and vegetable dishes for family meals

The article describes baked spinach with eggs and cheese, molded salmon with lemon and gelatin, wilted cucumbers with sour cream, stuffed peppers, rutabaga balls with sauce, turnip balls with onion sauce, and garden friendly tips. It also discusses diet, nutrition, acidosis, and practical advice on affordable meals and garden ideas.

Quiet golf banter at the ninth hole echoes all day

Modest and reserved Stymie-Hazzard bragged about making nine, while Greene-Some fellows talk endlessly. The narrator counters by claiming he hit eighteen shots at the same hole without mentioning any of them, highlighting a clash of boasting styles.

Stymie—Hazzard Greene

Adam Preaches Frugal Fashion With Fig Leaf Quip

In a lively burst, Adam declares readiness to save by wearing old fig leaves as a humorous take on thrift. The remark underscores a lighthearted stance on frugality and self sufficiency.

Adam

Art as Measure of a Nation's Rise and Fall

The text argues that a nation's strength is reflected in its art. healthy periods yield strong, pure art while decline brings baser, more vicious works. It treats art as a barometer of national character and historical vitality.

Manager Marries stenographer and Banks on Notes

A manager marries his stenographer and expects more notes after marriage. Instead the notes she keeps are bank notes, prompting a surprising turn for the president and the traffic operator who wonders about stock effects.

Credit Not Tight Knicker Banks Reduce Loans

Bankers report looser lending margins with Knicker Banks trimming loan volumes while consumer demand remains steady. Analysts note tighter credit criteria are not in place despite cautious market signals.

Knicker Bocker

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