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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR summary notes names such as Prather and Payne, social visits, a discussion of visitors and events, and references to a Young Women's Foreign Mission group. Several lines are garbled, with unclear dates and places, leaving a mosaic of scattered social notes and familial mentions.
For sale one large steam whistle. Apply at 227 WL Market after 5 30 p m Adv PISD May 51 Junel 2.
Modern up to date rooms with bath water lights and furnace. George W Stoner Sutel Court Avenue Jeffersonville Indiana offers reasonable prices. Three furnished flat units available Thursday and Friday for rent with full conveniences. Phone 357.
A testimonial from Mrs Mable Isrady of Verve Haute lauds Panlace as a grand medicine. She recounts relief from chronic pain and insomnia, weight gain, and restored energy after taking Panlace, noting she improved from 125 to 100 pounds and can care for her two children.
North Star Lodge No. 3 PF and AM will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 15 to elect one Trustee to fill the unexpired term of Jessie S Wilson removed from the city. Adv.CLI3D May 3.
An advertisement touts a harmless remedy that allegedly cured a severely ill wife who could not keep food down. It claims one dose proves effectiveness with money back, while a local column reports on Memorial Day observances, social visits, and Knights of Pythias activities in Charlestown.
The excerpt argues that action is rare with gloves on and that without trouble there is no progress. It suggests using optimists to achieve results and pessimists to assess them, claiming many men seek chances to present letters of introduction.
The fragment hints at a reflection on truth in commerce and a remark about flying across the occasion. It mentions skepticism about long journeys and the reliability of promises in travel and trade.
Classified advertisement for Dr Thomas Eletic Oil claiming to treat baby croup cuts bruises sore throat and Grandmother’s laments. Promotes 30c and 60c bottles as household remedy options.
A concise proverb noting that companionship enhances travel more than merely speed. The saying emphasizes value of partners and shared experience over rapid transport.
An old health advert claims Bulgarian Blood Tea from Bulgaria delays aging and boosts vitality. It outlines dramatic mortality figures, lauds Bulgarian pastoral life, and urges readers to ask a druggist for a trial package to ward off age-related decline with a herbal tonic.
A local preacher urges mutual respect in labor, inviting residents to treat workers as they wish to be treated. He cites cooperation between employers and employees and emphasizes fair pay, timely hours, and honest effort as foundations of community progress.
A compact study surveys how women perceive themselves versus public perception. The piece explores social norms, gender roles, and the gap between interior identity and external gaze through modest portraits and quoted reflections.
A reflective column mocks American self view and reliance on government for trouble when others act against us. It contrasts Paris taxi drivers and local behavior, noting people demand law enforcement on others while avoiding self scrutiny.
A local business bulletin urges kind customer care as the key to success. It argues speeches and sales tactics fail without courteous treatment and asks merchants to focus on respectful service.
Chemists at Spencer Kellogg & Sons claim to have produced tasteless castor oil by removing the disagreeable taste while keeping strength and purity. The product is marketed for children and adults, available in two sizes at druggists.
The Daughters of Rebekah plan an all day sewing on Wednesday with Mrs Joseph Johnson and Mrs John Coll to entertain. The Embroidery Club will meet Wednesday afternoon. Missionary Societies of the Reformed Church of Falls Gitres hold a Wednesday afternoon gathering at St Luke's Church.
Pine Morton Memorial Aid Society holds a Thursday afternoon business meeting. The Wall Street Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon. St Luke's Brotherhood gathers Thursday night. The Evens Class meets Thursday night with Mrs James Dunbar. Epworth League of Morton Memorial Church will repeat a recently performed play at the Wesley House. The Daughters of Rebekah meet in lodge session Thursday night in Louisville.
The C W B M of the Christian Church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs J N Clem. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Wall Street Church meets Friday night. The Boy Scouts of the Presbyterian Church meet Friday night.
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