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The readable fragment mentions a yearly amount of 4.50 paid in advance and a notice line about second-class matter. No clear events, names, dates, or places are identifiable to extend details.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
The readable fragment mentions a yearly amount of 4.50 paid in advance and a notice line about second-class matter. No clear events, names, dates, or places are identifiable to extend details.
An advertisement notes a newly formed company offering 100 percent dividends, limited shares at 2 cents, and $10 buys $200 par value stock with prospects of rapid wells. It urges quick action and mentions a Colcord Building Oklahoma address.
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise Burdock Blood Bitters tonic described as a corps system remedy. It mentions price set at £1.00 and includes stray phrases about appetite and sound health.
Secretary of the Deland Business League discusses plans for a coastal access path to Atlantic Ocean beaches. The terse note mentions a 2 mile hand road and references local groups under their informal, distorted heading.
State or county distributors for arvisti e self starter Ford cars offered with large commissions to protect territories and guaranteed satisfaction. Also notes on farm for sale near Jeffersonville with immediate possession and a Summitville Indiana address. Coin collectors offered $2 for 1904 coins and $1 profits via a mail circular.
Fragmentary classifieds describe items for sale and a health product pitch. Mentions addresses in Ohio and Indiana regions with vague offers and medical claims. No clear event or identifiable individuals emerge from readable text.
An advertisement claims U. S. Government uses Richmond Chemical Extinguishers to kill gasoline fires at auto and factory sites. It touts 500 percent profit for district managers and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic along with other patent medicines.
A pediatric eczema remedy for itching skin suggests using Dean's Ointment with a small amount lasting long. The advert claims safety for children and lists a price of 506 per box at all stores.
The Silver Mirror Co. advertises a plan offering employed individuals $20 to $35 monthly extra income with no selling, canvassing, or investment required. Unemployed applicants are rejected, and it directs inquiries to The Silver Mirror Co., Inc. at 123 W. Madison Street, Chicago, IL, in ads numbered 4, 19, 20, 21 and 22.
Parties may sell Chautauqua season tickets on commission by applying to Theo Lyons at 326 W Marie St Jeffersonville. Adv.
An old ad advises preparedness for injuries and endorses Pr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy. It highlights two sizes 25c and 5M as available in California and urges consumers to stock up.
Have you pains in the back rheumatism fainting spells indigestion constipation dull sick headaches poor appetite your stomachs out of kilter take Holllister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets at least once a week for a month or two and see how different you'll feel. 35¢ Tea or Tablets M F Doherty Adv
Job advertisement claims agents can earn five to sixteen dollars daily by selling fifteen household necessities. It directs applying to Sterling Co Box 3% in Kokomo, Indiana.
A large tire manufacturing company seeks a high class stock salesman on commission. Exceptional opportunity for the right man. Address Manager, 611 Chamber of Commerce, Detroit Michigan.
Yearning for income, Wynne Broom Co advertises agents wanted to sell new fibre brooms with daily earnings from five to seven dollars and a sample by parcel post for 30 cents. Elmira, N Y.
Advertises tree ripened oranges or grapefruit for cash paid to any address. About 200 oranges or 80 grapefruits per box. Price 1.75 dollars F. O. B. Jacksonville. J Dixon, Jacksonville, Fla. Adv.
Women to take agency for house dresses direct from factory with average earnings around six dollars per week per agent. Great opportunity for reliable women. Woman's Wear Co. advertises at 88 McWhorter St Newark N J.
Job ad seeks a crew foreman with experience and good references for a leading magazine project. MAGA ZINE CIRCULATION COMPANY based at 33 S Dearborn Chicago advertises emergency medical remedies and a toy doctor Thomas' Electric O for earache toothache and burns.
An oil company promotes a stock offering with 100 dividends in 90 days and 20 wells activated, promising quick action and limited shares at 2 cents each. Investors are urged to send for free information and remit funds to receive $10 for $500 stock. dividends declared.
A 19th century style advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a bracing cleaning medicine to drive out spring fever. It promotes 25 cents for tea or tablets and lists M F Doherty as advertiser.
Lost item described as dark green with a light green shamrock likely in Eastern Cemetery. Reward paid to Mrs. F. H. Same, 925 E. Chestnut. Contact owner for return.
Advertisement seeking a man with sales skill to earn $130 or more per month. Opportunity to build a permanent profitable business. Apply at Stetson OM Day Cleveland Ohio.
An advertisement seeks wallpaper cleaning work with a guaranteed good job. Apply Paul Miller B16 E Seventh Street or call the office. The rest is a stray note on the etymology of calculius and a stray line about ancient numerals and pebbles.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a salesman for a territory to call on high grade lines of calendars and advertising specialties starting January 1, 1915. Offers a liberal permanent contract. Include age selling experience and references. Address TER
Numismatic Bank advertises $50 for an 1853 Half Dollar no arrows and $5 for an 1878 Half Dollar.fob Mint: $190 for 1294 Dime S Mint. It promises many valuable coins circulating and urges readers to send for a coin circular from Dept 55 in Ft Worth Texas.
Purify your blood and clear complexion with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea a spring tonic touted to drive away impurities and germs. 35c Tea or Tablets by M. F. Doherty.
A farmer’s son named Frank Vanderlip rises from an Aurora Illinois apprentice to head of the National City Bank in New York. He begins earning $3 a week, learns banking law and currency, edits financial columns, and is noticed by Lyman Gage. His rise is driven by relentless work and appetite for problem solving.
Frances Frear argues young women should resist city temptations and live within their means. The piece cites a Northwestern University stenography student who saved $85, faced theft and arrest after chasing fashionable dress and urban opportunities. The central message urges virtue and patient effort over risky aims.
A pithy proverb contrasts length of days with nights and warns that some men shorten life by prolonging night revelry, suggesting a moral about restraint and balance between work and leisure.
An investigation reveals flaws in a charity designed to aid those in need. Oversight gaps and funding shortfalls surface, casting doubt on the organization’s ability to fulfill its mission and protect donor trust.
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Classified notice offering a furnished front room with or without board for two gentlemen or a couple. Applications invited at 816 £. Seventh t.
Local organizer needed to sell magazine subscriptions on easy payments. Work directly and through sub agents with advancement prospects. Permanent position. Apply The Magazine Circulation Company 327 333 S Dearborn St Chicago.
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company petitions the Public Service Commission of Indiana to allow increasing minimum subscriber rates to the maximum in each classification. Hearings are scheduled in Boonville Evansville and Jeffersonville in June 1915, with interested parties invited to attend and show cause. J. L. Reiley, Secretary, notes the date of May 19 1915.
Slogan laden pitch describes a money making plan offering a $1000 death policy and a $5 weekly accident policy plus a $1 annual key registration. It claims $250000 deposited in the Insurance Department and dismisses experience as unnecessary. Address: Read it ry Dept. 40 Clinton St Newark. NJS Adv.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Foony Mountain Tea as a quick fix to improve appearance. It targets women with claims of brighter skin and increased attractiveness, urging immediate purchase from M. F. Doherty.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a fast internal cleanse, urging spring use for stomach bowels and insides. It promotes tea or tablets by M. F. Doherty and urges readers to try the product this season.
Spring brings lingering coughing fits and bronchitis risks. Ads urge readiness with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and similar remedies. Also includes unrelated classified lines for oils paints coins and a numismatic bank offer from Worth Texas.
Advertisement notes a freshly painted Max for sale in good condition by Dr. J H Baldwin asking 350 dollars cash and immediate text response.
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