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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

7

Stomach Cure Claims Remarkable Recovery For Mrs Hendricks

An item profiles Mrs. Mary Hendricks of Litchfield Kentucky who, after five months bedfast with stomach and bowel trouble, reports rapid recovery within two weeks of using a tonic emulsion. The ad cites drastic weight gain from 72 to 128 pounds and notes several other patients praise the product. The testimonial ends with a solicitation to buy the emulsion through local druggists.

Mary Hendricks Gwensbhera Hane

Indefinite Peets Mention in Courier Journal Verse

A garbled Louisville Courier Journal fragment mentions a Lars 17 aysin and a 32 ivory melo in unclear context. It references a Rexer Geard and questions about whether he was to account for the traube or wosuohe, leaving the exact event or meaning unspecified.

Lars Aysin Rexer Traube Louisville Courier

Kind Offer and Letters of Love Mentioned

Fragmentary note references affection and gifts with names like Tre Por and JT. It hints at family ties and interest in wealth but provides no clear event or date. The text remains unreadable for full factual reporting.

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Relieved Fainting and Dizzy Spells

A Syracuse New York woman reports two to three years of fainting and dizzy spells improved after twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound plus Liver Pills. She credits the remedy with relief and says she helps others learn of it. The ad touts the product as non narcotic and rooted in herbal extracts suitable for Change of Life symptoms.

R. E. Deming Lafayette Ave Syracuse N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham

City Markets Help Lower Food Costs

The USDA urges cities with large populations to create unified city food terminals to reduce wholesale and cartage costs. Centralized wholesale markets cut handling, speed unloading, and lower consumer prices by saving time, storage, and transport losses. Municipal, railroad, and private terminals vary in ownership but prove their value.

United States Department of Agriulture Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Theo Owlolesiule Remainsel

Doubtful Worth of Prolific Jack Bean

An ow historical survey notes jack bean as a green manure crop with uncertain profitability. It discusses variable yields from 16 to 29 tons per acre, limited cattle interest, and many aliases. It warns buyers to verify specimens and seek better markets before large plantings.

Jack Bean Surope Giselipoes Veron Wweorshiy Rue Plein Tropics Useribas Peernatur Eusteti Mexico

Hog Prophecy on Frugal Farming Value

An essay extols the hog as a thrifty farm animal amid an economy minded era. It argues pigs maximize feed efficiency and provide meat and byproducts for households and markets.

Pasture Care Cited as Critical on Average Farm

Good pasture is the cheapest feed source and deserves more care and attention on the average farm, as farmers are urged to improve pasture management for better yields and livestock health.

General Farm Notes on Wheat, Humus and Forage

The notes discuss Marquis wheat as superior spring wheat for diverse conditions and emphasize the profitability of selling on a rising market. Humus is cited as vital food for beneficial soil bacteria, while sunflowers offer high silage tonnage in the same space as corn. Sudan grass is noted to thrive under high moisture and resist drought. An overload can slow tractors and reduce exhausts per minute.

Shingled House with Living Porch and Simple Entrance

A feature on an inexpensive yet stylish two story home design by William A Radford. The plan emphasizes a large living porch, simple entry, generous bedrooms, and efficient use of space with a sun parlor dining area and sleeping porch. It argues easy financing and local professional assistance.

Bank Building and Loan Association

Sweet Murmurings of Love on a Rural Night

A fragment describes a moonlit rural scene with Betsy and Ben on a fence near Mrs Mulligan’s pigsty, dreaming of marriage and a pig. An auto tourist’s breakdown yields quaint dialogue about scenery, wolves, and dining room doors, with stray quotes and whimsical images.

Betsy Ben London

Power comparison in tire types highlighted in court trial

A court trial demonstrated that hauling a rubber-tired vehicle on an average roadway and a steel-tired vehicle on a track require about the same amount of power. The comparison underscores similar energy demands across different wheel types in standard conditions.

Bayer Aspirin Introduced in 1900 by Bayer

The ad promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the true world famous aspirin prescribed for colds headaches neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis and general pain. It notes the Bayer Cross on each tablet and packaging and mentions 12 tablets in handy tin boxes and larger packages from druggists. The trade mark is Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid. A closing line remarks a small man can cut a great swath if he resists patronization by big men.

Bayer

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Restores Hearing by Blood Action

Catarrhal deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Local applications fail. cure requires constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal tube function, preventing permanent deafness. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Ashanti Native Bears Day Named Name Tied to Birth Day

A native of Ashanti holds one of seven names tied to the day of birth. The naming system assigns distinct identity based on which day the individual was born, reflecting cultural tradition and lineage.

Ashanti

Allen's Foot Ease Encouraged For Training Shoes

Plattsburg Camp Manual urges men in training to shake Allen's Foot Ease into their shoes each morning. The antiseptic powder prevents blisters relieves swollen feet and soothes sore spots. It also eases the sting of bunions and dry corns.

Allen Plattsburg

Home Doesn't Amount To Much In A Faultless Climate

A concise venting line suggests that home life feels insignificant amid flawless weather conditions, reflecting a mood of detachment from domestic ties in idealized climate.

Florida Shell Mounds Likely Predate Christian Era

Florida shell mounds across the state are deemed human made and dating to the era near the start of the Christian period. Artifacts include pottery, shell, bone tools, and animal bones. Forty mounds exist, with King Phillip's town near Lake Harney being the largest at 450 feet long and up to 150 feet wide.

Florida King Phillip’s Town Lake Harney

FourYearOld Catherine Gapes at Circus Elephant

Four year old Catherine witnesses an elephant at a circus for the first time. She exclaims to her mother that the animal resembles a fat horse with a tail near its eyes.

Catherine

Irvings Sardou Tale Yields Duchess Laugh

The anecdote about H. B. Irving recounts a misremembered murder in a bath with Marie Corelli and Charlotte Bronte as mistaken killers. Irving shared the story in Philadelphia and the duchess responded with a puzzled laugh, calling it a poor Shakespeare moment.

H. B. Irving Philadelphia Sardou Robespierre Lyceum Nobespierre Marie Corelli Charlotte Bronte Mr. Irving Shakespeare

Catty Comment and Quotations Spark Gentle Mockery

A playful exchange cites a compliment to Anna and a quip about buying the best. The text includes a Montaigne line praising folly in moderation, framing light satire on judgment and taste.

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