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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
2
The Star is entered at the Post Office as second class matter and serves as the official paper of the City of Jeffer son.
Cleveland Ohio ad from Parker Refining Company calls for the best talent in oil and paint. It promises good pay and asks only capable applicants to apply.
Persons named as heirs of Prana D Granger who died in Chicago are requested to communicate with the administrator in charge at Padv. to proceed with the estate.
Fragmentary text references a place and names unclear. Key readable items include a map mention and scattered phrases about people and locations, but the overall sense and specifics are not determined from the legible material.
Surgeons state prompt antiseptic application stops infection and speeds healing for both humans and animals. The article endorses Borozone as the ideal antiseptic and first treatment for cuts, burns, bruises, and wounds.
For sale a double brick house at 327 East Maple Street offered at a very low price for quick sale. A harsh inquiry to settle an estate. See Ho ML Frank at 323 East Chestnut Street.
POR SALF A bargain offer for a new Thor Electric Vacuum Sweeper priced at 23 350 dollars. Frank at 323 East Chestnut is the contact.
A garbled ad from Hawks Nursery Co Warwatora Wis pitches high weekly commissions for selling trees fruits and roses with free cattit and expenses. It also mentions a savings account with compound interest and a house for rent with utilities, alongside other unclear promotions and notices.
An old advert describes McGee's Baby Elixir as a grand corrective remedy for babies stomach and bowel disorders. It claims indigestion sourness and vomiting are relieved and notes the product is pure wholesome and pleasant to take. Sold by Ken Doolittle.
The Rev Karl Miller and wife plan a New York move after he accepts a church offer there. Private William Arthur McMullen has returned from France and visited Camp Taylor. Numerous residents, guests and relatives are noted, including Mrs Henry McMullen in Oakland Indiana, Miss Julia Poindexter of Indianapolis, and Miss Bess Voit improving after appendicitis. Several gatherings and visits across Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Oregon are listed along with travel plans and a farewell at East Chestnut Street School and nearby homes.
A profile of Satanta, Kiowa chief, depicted by Judge Victor of Larned as the region’s first prohibition advocate. The article recounts his rule against liquor for his people, the trader massacre he ordered, and the ensuing U.S. cavalry campaign that followed, shaping his controversial legacy.
Mrs A Waldman of Fresno California says Falens Honey and Tar cured her winter coughs for 32 years. She uses it wet and it helps every time. She is a widow aged 66 and recommends it for bronchial grip and lingering colds in adults and children. Contains no opiates. Ben Doolittle. adv.
Advertisement for Big Wizard Chemical Co offering a profitable repeating product sold widely. Claims repeat customers are sought and enticements provided to district agents. Note lists Cincinnati Ohio address 18 F B Court Street for inquiries.
An old advertisement touts a baby elixir marketed as a universal remedy for sour stomach wind rash diarrhoea and summer complaint. The product allegedly contains opiates including opium or morphine variants. It is sold by Ben Dootle.
Professional notice states Dr. Austin Funk returns from army service. Office at 407 Spring Street lists office hours 9 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights, plus Sunday 9 to 10 a.m.
A brief item notes a renewed opportunity to spend a dollar locally, urging residents to support nearby merchants and boost the home economy. The piece emphasizes value and community benefit from choosing local businesses.
OP OF FAVE JOB INTO ANOTHER desert Eschbach Republican of Warsaw yesterday was appointed by Governor Goodrich as state examiner of the board of accounts to succeed Rupert H. Hendren who shifted to the Industrial Board. Hendren served six years at a salary of 84400 a year and becomes a Democratic member of the Industrial Board. Eschbach, former speaker of the Indiana House in 1917 and 1919, has been a Legislature member since.
An advertisement touts the famous American Adding Machine for SAf-83 per month. It promises ads, subtraction, and multiplication functions and asks readers to send their name and address to Box 106 car Star.
A Jeffersonville resident testifies that weak kidneys caused back pain and fatigue and that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the symptoms after use. The ad cites Mrs. Nora Ryan of 823 Mechanic St and notes price 60c at drug stores, urging readers to insist on Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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