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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
4
Rev. A. Q. Bailey of Shrewsbury New Jersey is expected in Louisville for a few days before traveling to Cincinnati. He will then proceed to Kansas where he will substitute for another rector for a time.
Mrs Edgar Poindexter returns home from visiting her parents in Bedford Indiana. Miss Grace Lindley travels to Philadelphia to visit Miss Anne Miller for a month. Mrs William Ridley joins her bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clarice Leppart arrive from Butler Pennsylvania to visit his parents in East Market. Mr and Mrs J L Rammond and two children of the Highlands were guests yesterday of Mrs W J Beutel in Howard Park. Miss Mary Whitlow resigns from government service in Atlanta and returns to her parents.
Mr and Mrs Wiley Seward rejoice over the arrival of a fine boy at their West Market street residence. The birth adds joy to the community as relatives congratulate the family.
A fragment mentions guests associated with a person named Mr Enroute to French. The text is fragmented and obscure, lacking clear dates or events to establish a full incident or context.
The announcement lists Miss Mary Whitlow as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Levin-Whitlow and states the engagement to William G. Oates of Abbeyville. The article also mentions plans for a summer wedding and notes Percie Poindexter’s recent Tri Kappa work trip to Transfordsville Vin genres and Indianapolis Grand Council meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall entertained at their Claysburg home yesterday. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kendall and Mrs. Jake Kendall with their children, and Mr. and Mrs. William Potter and two children.
A small black pocket book containing $6 is missing. The finder should notify Carol Grant at 209 W. Bryant Street, Ohio Falls. Herman Shoemaker rests at his Lakeview home for summer after spending part of the year in Miami Florida. He describes Florida as growing and praises William Jennings Bryan as a hospitable, jovial man.
Lost Friday afternoon May 20 in Jeffersonville. A dragon shaped brooch with pearl set dagger and heart pendant. Reward offered all details to phone 1196. Adv June 6 to 11.
Advertised rental notice for furnished rooms at 62) G lway with after 5 o clock application. Located at 5 W. Front Street. Adv. June 6-7-8.
The Government Depot will close at noon on Saturdays June 18 and begin a half holiday through September 45, continuing the shortened schedule into late summer.
The county reports dwindling strawberry supplies with raspberries arriving now and blackberries expected a month later. John Gienger and family plan a summer trip to Dakota, aiming to leave Jung 15 to visit the Senior Giengers there.
During a cold spell a pair of heated woolen blankets were tossed into a python cage. The next morning the blankets disappeared and the python lay sleeping deeply, as if well fed.
A reader describes severe stomach pain and dizziness that disrupted sleep and work. After trying Tanlac, the pain eased markedly and the writer reports feeling fine overall and expresses gratitude for the relief.
Miscellaneous notes survey varied topics from Cuba bananas and tailless rats to Russian emperors and St Peters wood doors. It also mentions Finnish kings, bird mating, seeds and electricity, Belgian women in railways, German dyes, hornets, radium trade, fig tree protection, Punjab fish spears, English divorce statistics, and London authorities.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local appeal for funds to feed and care for cats. The text mentions a target amount around two thousand five hundred dollars and references a community effort to support felines in need.
Fragmentary lines mention stream visibility and distant pursuance of prey. The text is garbled and offers no clear persons, places, dates, or events to identify. Further context is needed to determine a coherent news item or subject.
An old skit specialist advocates Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying preparation that quickly soothes itching and eczema. He claims the first application cools the skin and heals rashes while leaving a pleasant, cold cream feel and says it is available from any good druggist.
Readable fragment notes a traditional sage and sulfur hair darkening mix once common in homes. It mentions a modern ready-to-use product sold in drug stores, improved with added ingredients called Sulphur Compound, and notes its popularity due to its anonymity and ease of use.
A fragmented health tip promotes starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims this purifies the entire alimentary canal and removes indigestible waste toxins before breakfast.
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