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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
The text appears as a historic Jeffersonville printing office page with editor in chief Swartz and ads about advertising success. It includes a motto about advertising and humorous quips, plus mentions of circulation and newspaper identity.
A Jeffersonville reader recalls a past claim that kidney pills cured a family member’s ailment and endorses the product. An old ad cites Foster Milburn and Hamme stores, urging readers to buy D 122 C S Iues three days weekly at the Federal Bakery.
The Brotherhood of the Maple St Church meets Friday night with Mr Ernest Hengel. The Sisters School will give a musical in St Augustine's Auditorium Friday night. PA meeting at Mrs Will Daviss on Friday afternoon.
A farmer jokes about a man’s conscience being useless if it exists. The exchange hints at skepticism toward moral sense and the man’s vocal complaints.
A humorous exchange shows Jiggs avoiding a fortune teller who warns she may reveal his vast future and frightens him with the prospect of prophecy. The banter underscores his reluctance to learn his fate.
Heavy impure blood is claimed to cause a muddy complexion headaches and nausea. The advertisement hails Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for weak pale sickness and poor digestion sold for 1.25 dollars at all stores.
A reflective piece questions why some women expect male support in outings while denying property and why some men claim only property holders deserve rights. It asks why critics of indirect influence seek votes for children and whether belief in direct influence translates to action, noting men who chase earnings for wives fail to enable a shared checking account.
The 1918 Jeffersonville High School class makes preliminary preparations for an upcoming event on June 9. Miss Fannie Watts of Westnut Street School left for Denver to spend the summer with her brother Ben Watts. The notice also mentions remedies and household tips for common ailments.
A sequence of events leads to Father Oderic’s Silver Jubilee on July 11. The first event is a Silver Jubilee entertainment at Kk. of P. Armory on June 16 with admission 25 cents and reserved seats available for an extra 10 cents.
Advertisement offers three furnished rooms for light housekeeping with telephone contact 1081 5 Advi04P3une 9 O41. Local notice in newspaper style.
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