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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1920

Page

7

Milks Emulsion Claims Cure After Five Months Bedrest

Mrs. Fiendricke of Gwensboro credits Milks Emulsion with a rapid turnaround after five months bedridden with stomach and bowel trouble. Under four doctors she worsened until a bottle was tried, then she gained weight from 76 to 190 pounds and returned to work in two weeks. The ad touts relief for chronic stomach issues and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles and price details.

Litchfieid Road Gwensboro Asford Milks Emulsion Co Terre Hatre Ind Drugers Everywhere Adv

Indefinite phrases echo ancient figures in a Courier context

The Louisville Courier Journal excerpt riffs on vague poise and historical names like Lars Porsenna of Clusium. The fragment hints at power and rhetoric, mixing misheard lines with an essayistic tone about certainty and citation.

Lars Porsenna Clusium Louisville Courier- Journal

Richard Morton and Miss Bonnie Stir Up Jealous Hearts

Richard Morton, returning home with his new Boston terrier Miss Bonnie, finds Christabel cold and jealous. A dog show prize and a newspaper item reveal Richard’s loyalty to Miss Bonnie, leading Christabel to admit her love after a reconciliatory kiss.

McClure Richard Morton Primrose Hill Tong Mill Christabel Chris Richard Emgerly Nan eClug Tao Richard Dineself Leson Main Tadelor Bonnie Morris Richerd Pichia Taonnufe Borie Chistabel Miss Bherane Heda Juick yYelu Didloner Cutie Lack Walt Pe Ipick Christabels Christibel Miss Bonnie Daily Standard Diet Ui Pdek Jock.iolding Bonnie Close Toouess

London Zoo Hails Long-Lived Giant Tortoise Tale

A five year old giant tortoise bought by a London naturalist is housed at the Zoological Gardens. The species, captured by a Chilean sailor in the Chimlapagos Islands, is known for an apparently 300 year lifespan and has a scarlet painted shell.

London Zoo Tie England Chimlapagos

Conventional wedding gowns define this year’s gowns

A fashion piece notes brides favor modern yet conventional wedding dresses. It highlights a slender tall silhouette with a square neck satin bodice, a tunic front, and an extended train. The cap veil uses tulle and orange blossom accents with minimal jewelry, reflecting 1920s style trends.

Babbette's Trial of Love and Illness in the City

Babbette, a cheerful cottage keeper, waits as Gene abandons humdrum life for painting and love. A cruel letter reveals his illness and a broken engagement with another girl, sending Babbette to the city to find him and face a unsure future in a crowded artist community.

Babbett Babbette Gene Iron Gene Bahbbette Jabbette Crewe Mab Gene Martinez Babbbette Marion Lois

Alluring midsummer hats tempt at the milliner window

Readers are invited to linger before the midsummer hat display as the season showcases alluring designs. The article notes hats in marine and braid materials with silk and georgette options, featuring roses, foliage, and flower trims ideal for bridesmaids and matron of honor.

Sweater Declared An Absolute Necessity

The article notes that summer sports and vacation periods make the sweater essential and that sport coats cannot replace it. It emphasizes that a sweater can be attractive and useful only if well made, while many are hopelessly poorly constructed.

Paris Embraces Quilting In Fashion Among Hats And Dresses

Vogue of Quilting notes Paris adoption of quilting across attire. Frocks, wraps, skirts, hats feature stitched patterns from intricate designs to simple lattice of squares or diamonds.

Paris

Silk Coats Hit Runway With Dress Like Silhouette

Silk coats follow the figure and present the impression of dresses at first glance, marking a strong style trend. The garment lines emphasize a dressy appearance while staying as outerwear. Designers showcase sleek shapes and versatile silhouettes for a refined look.

Don’t Brush Damp Hair: Hair Care Caution for Lairs

Advice warns against brushing hair while damp. Focus on thorough drying through brisk rubbing before combing to prevent damage and tangling. The guidance emphasizes avoiding combing until hair is fully dry.

Careful Hair Care Advice From a Style Expert

The text warns against using hot irons on damp hair and stresses that curling when hair is not dry damages strands. It notes that steam from a heated iron can harm the scalp and that drying hair before styling helps prevent breakage and loss.

An Interesting Hat

A straw and satin hat features a tam crown with a square outline and a slender mushroom brim that follows the same squared form.

Aspirin Introduced by Bayer in 1900

Bayer promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets and packaging. Each 12 tablet tin and larger packages priced affordably. Uses include colds headache neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis and general pain. The trade mark belongs to Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid. A small man can cut a great swath.

Bayer

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness caused by inflamed mucous surfaces. It claims the remedy reaches the blood and promises one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, and notes a native of Ashanti with a day birth name.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Allen's Foot Ease Advertises Shoe Health

The Plattsburg Camp Manual urges men in training to use Allen's Foot Ease powder in shoes each morning to prevent blisters and sore spots. It relieves painful feet and bunions by easing the sting and prevents smarting. Use it to break in new shoes.

Allen Plattsburg

Florida Shell Mounds Dating to Early Era Found

Florida’s extensive shell mounds are ancient human structures likely built near the start of the Christian era. Remnants include pottery fragments shell and bone artifacts rude tools and animal bones. About forty mounds exist with the King Phillip’s town site near Lake Hunger outlet measuring 450 feet long 100 to 150 feet wide and eight feet high.

Florida King Phillip’s Town Lake Hurney

FourYearOld Catherine Sees Elephant at Circus

A four year old girl named Catherine views a circus elephant for the first time. She remarks in innocence about the large animal, describing what she sees with simple humor and wonder. Her observation captures a child's playful misnaming of features as a fat horse with a tail near its eyes.

Catherine

Rice Most Nourishing Grain Claims

Expert chemical analysts state rice contains more nutritive elements than any other grain. They assert it sustains life longer and better, a fact noted across eastern countries. Memorial. Omaha Bee.

Irda

Influence of Shakespeare on Readers' Mind

Quoting Oliver Wendell Holmes the remark notes that readers of Shakespeare often find themselves moved to exalted mental states similar to those induced by music. The observation links literary impact to emotional and psychological response.

Shakespeare O. W. Holmes

Irregular Anecdote on Robespierre and Erroneous Identities

The text recounts H. B. Irving in Philadelphia telling a Sardou anecdote about Robespierre with faulty identifications. He mentions two elderly ladies at the Lyceum debating Robespierre's fate, then misnames figures such as Marie Corelli and Charlotte Brontë, and ends with a duchess mishearing Pocor Shakespeare.

H. B. Irving Philadelphia Sardou Robes-pierre Lyceum Robespierre oBy Martie Corel Marie Corell Charlotte Bronte

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