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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

7

Spring Magic Returns as Jim Reynolds Faces Past and a London Poem

In a sunlit study Jim Reynolds rereads a sentimental Mary McGhee poem and recalls a youthful romance. He contemplates a trip to visit college towns while his business life hums, reassured by a new intrigue involving a practical, alluring widow writer.

Jim Reynolds Mary McGhee Marys Jess Lss Jim Mathecany Tie Mary Mary OfeGhee Eise Frei Wei Chealey Cieire Tim Gre Magazi Ima Old Man Bill Quice Harlan Tin Grippe Mary Arc- Grhee Martin Mary Ayfeghiee Nerse

Lincoln’s measured political utterances praised by Gilder

The writer notes Lincoln’s consistent restraint in public speech, contrasting it with the lure of sentiment and applause. It highlights how rarely Lincoln spoke beyond necessity, valuing responsibility and conscience long before his remarks gained national stature.

Lincoln Richard Watson Gilder

Turbulent Constantinople Before Christ Era

Six hundred years before Christ Byzantium known as Constantinople was a great trading center with palaces temples and stately streets. The city fueled continual strife among Persians Gauls and Greeks shaping the peninsula where its successor stands today.

Constantinople Christ Byzantium

Timber Resources Dominant in Pacific Northwest

The forests of Western Oregon and Washington hold the largest virgin timber reserves in the nation and supply much of the chamber used by the country. Washington led in lumber production since 1900s while Oregon ranks third in production but first in standing timber, with growth expected to move Oregon toward the top.

Oregon Washington United States American Forestry Magazine Washington, D. C

Tobacco Use Figures Show High National Consumption

Estimates vary but indicate 70 percent of adult males and one third of the population use tobacco. Per capita use averages seven pounds annually, with users consuming about twenty pounds each. Of the 25 million takers, the typical person uses twenty two pounds yearly. About 8 million cigarette smokers light 4500 a year and 5.5 million cigar smokers consume 1500 cigars annually.

Watchmaking schools spread across Swiss towns and villages

Across Switzerland nearly all towns and many small villages host technical schools specializing in watchmaking, reflecting a broad network of training centers for the trade.

Switzerland

Constantine Renames City to His Own Name in 4th Century

In the year 330 A D Constantine the Great shifted focus from Rome to build a grand capital. He renamed the city of Byzantium after himself, creating a splendid metropolis that would bear his name and anchor an empire’s future.

Bolyorus Constantine the Great Rome

Playing Cards Origin in Europe from the East

The text traces playing cards to medieval Europe around 1100, likely carried by crusaders and spread by roaming gypsies who used them for fortune telling. The original 78-card decks had four suits with numbers and 22 emblematic trump cards, featuring kings queens knights and knaves plus images like emperor Cupid chariot hermit gallows death pope fortune sun and moon.

Europe Cupid Fortune

Lack of 25 Cents Sparks Rescue in Tenement Tale

In a crowded east of Third Avenue tenement, an elderly couple faces gas danger as a missed meter quarter nearly costs a life. A young surgeon and neighbors act quickly, saving them just as panic rises, proving a small coin can avert tragedy.

Third Avenue Mary Milly Dan Tom Titus Hooker Jean

Lift Off Corns With Freezone Says Advert Claim

A dated advertisement promotes Freezone as a quick painless remedy to lift off corns calluses from feet using a few drops. It claims instant pain relief and complete removal without soreness. It contrasts with a clock-maker joke about hands and an eight hour day.

Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe For Millions Of Users

The advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and proven safe by millions. It urges accepting only an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Smaller tins of 12 tablets are priced cheaply and druggists offer larger packages.

E. J. Toupalik Rose Street LaCrosse Wisconsin Peru Bayer

For Mrs Benham's Benefit

Dialogue notes a doctor warning Mrs Benham that the speaker would have appendicitis if he kept troubling his side by reaching for money in his pocket. Benham jokes about the cause and the medical scare as a humorous premise.

Mrs. Benham Benham

water color in oil debate sparks playful exchange

A brief exchange centers on whether water color can exist in oil with a humorous reply about sea blue. The dialogue showcases a would-be critic voice and a witty retort amid artistic discussion.

Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy for Relief

Mrs Mary Annes of Wyandotte Michigan says monthly pains that once left her doubled over subsided after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two bottles of Sanative Wash. She stopped all doctors' medicines and now keeps the remedy at home.

Wyandotte Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Einkham

Desperate Affair Reported Between Men in City Gossip

The Birmingham Age-Herald notes Niblick remarks that Mig mattered to him and hints at a desperate affair with another woman. The columnist cites widening male perspectives as context for the rumor.

Niblick Birmingham Age-Herald

Nobody Has Sympathy For A Poor Invalid, Says Transcript

A Boston Transcript remark condemns those who mock a vulnerable person. The quote decries jeering at the afflicted and emphasizes the harm of cruelty in sympathy.

Boston Transcript

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