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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
The committee announces Charles FF Zara as an independent candidate for mayor in the upcoming November 1921 election. Zara advocates reform and fiscal prudence, seeking voter support across the city.
A Star interview recalls how the bugle call Taps deeply moves soldiers and civilians alike. The piece, once a military signal to end the day, evolved into a sacred, tearful symbol tied to American memory and sacrifice.
Leachville Arkansas Cresset reports no publication next week because illness. Staff unavailable. readers warned of temporary halt in printing until recovery.
Christian church plans meeting with Mrs. Walter Bottorff Thursday afternoon. Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Guild host gatherings. families move residences on Meigs Ave. visitors from Huntington W Va and Indianapolis return home. Jennie Watt injured at East Market St. Dr Conn and wife visiting Bainbridge.
Mr. G. A. Lewis, formerly at St. Edwards Hospital in New Albany for treatment, has been brought to his Broadway residence and is reported to be doing nicely.
Waterloo letter-writer EK, E. Robin responds to a Journal Gazette piece by Huntertown manager and challenges McComb’s charge of biased officiating. Robin offers a neutral game after July 4 with the same players and urges stronger ball players.
Mr and Mrs John Stacker returned from Crothersville Indiana following the death of her father Benjamin Cavet. Mr and Mrs E N Huff were guests of Mr and Mrs Weston and have returned to Huntington West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt and family of Columbus Indiana, guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J J Schmidt, have returned to their home.
Mr and Mrs George Reschar have moved into their new home on Locust Street, marking a local household relocation.
Mrs Rebecca Densford is spending a couple of weeks with her son Thomas Densford in the country.
Miss Margaret Diffenderfer, a student in Princeton Indiana, has returned home to spend her summer vacation period.
Mr. Walter Cottrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cottrill, returned Tuesday night from Indianapolis where he attended the races.
Miss Louise Weir of Indianapolis visits Lieut and Mrs R J Thomas as a guest.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Wacker relocate into their residence at 722 Watt Street, marking a notable residential milestone for the couple in the local community.
Mr and Mrs V D Blank and family from Louisville were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs J J Schmidt, sharing a family gathering and conversation at the Schmidt home.
A column urges readers to donate unwanted records to the Salvation Army while noting a nearby family. It mocks fashion trends pairing parasols with bathing suits and jokes about a sixteen year old princess’s first love turning into an epidemic as a humorouslocal chatter.
Local notes show Morton Memorial and Wall Street Aids holding all day meetings. Presbyterian Aid meets after noon with St. Luke's Aid and coffee social. Presbyterian Guild plans a picnic at Mrs. Wilmer Fox in the afternoon. Maple Street Aid with Mrs. Chas Strauch in the afternoon. Miss Mary Clark hosts embroidery in the evening. St. Luke's Brotherhood gathers at Howard Park and a PTA lawn fete is planned for the night.
Friday events include the Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church meeting with Mrs. Morton and the Memorial Junior League Hague cream social on the church lawn. Park Church Epworth League holds a night business meeting. J N Clem outdoors if weather permits. Wall Street Church W H M S meets with Mrs. Ben Clegz at night.
A speaker named Mr. Duncan asserts that women reveal their hearts through the way they dress. He dismisses claims that women are heartless and argues clothing signals inner vitality.
The verse wishes for blessings and a turkey but lacks funds. The speaker contemplates skipping celebration and adapting with a plate of pork and beans, grateful despite hardship.
An advertisement advocates buying coal directly from mines to cut costs and avoid middlemen profits. The Bernice Coal Company of Chicago claims thousands of customers nationwide save money and dust, with coal that burns well and leaves little ash. It urges readers to write for prices and coal type and quantity.
The piece notes President Wilson was offered 150000 for a single newspaper article and uses it to illustrate editors’ salaries. It signals the writer’s view on high pay in the newspaper profession and includes a note about its source being the foreman of the column.
A glowing promise from a skin specialist extols Mentho Sulphur as a soothing cream for irritated raised eczema and fiery itching. It claims rapid relief after two to three applications and asserts the sulphur preparation destroys parasites causing skin disfigurement.
Mrs W H from Steens Mississippi narrates four years of nervous weakness and pain from female troubles. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she felt stronger and could do housework again. She recommends the remedy to friends and offers to share the letter for proof.
A sensational diet promotion extols Food Efficiency by Mary M. Gillis with stories of meals, nutrition advice, and recipes. It offers a money back guarantee and an agent opportunity, promising earnings for women and men, even with minimal canvassing. The piece also cites health myths and cautions about fat, indigestion, and the dangers of drugs.
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