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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
3
Local society notes report numerous gatherings and visits. Members of the Pynknettes Needjie Embroidery Club hostesses include Miss Bertha Mary Elrod and Mrs Bet Clegg. Attendees cover Ed Sehan Orville Brown and others.
A Fresno widow, 66, recalls coughing fits lasting winters since youth. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar for relief over 32 years and notes it helps bronchial and lingering colds for children as well. Ben Doolittle advertises.
Furnished three room apartment with piano for rent. Very desirable location. Apply at 128 Indiana Avenue.
Advertisement promotes an American Adding Machine with pricing at 83 per month. It claims capability to add subtract and multiply and invites readers to send their name to Box 106 Star Ad dress American Man. The note ends with a greeting and mentions an upcoming appearance in town.
An old advertisement claims every home with a baby should have a bottle of McGERS BABY ELINXNER to treat sour stomach wind colic diarrhea or summer complaint. The maker Ben Dooltle assures the remedy contains no opium morphine or injurious drug and claims readiness to respond.
The Hoosier Flyers run Jeffersonville to Scottsburg Crothersville Seymour Columbus Edinburg Franklin Greenwood and Indianapolis with set departure times 7 47 9 47 11 47 p m and 4 47 4 47 6 47 p m Local cars run Jeffersonville to Seymour at 6 47 8 47 and 10 47 a m with additional 2 47 3 47 5 47 8 47 and 11 32 p m Through freight service runs between Indianapolis and Louisville Official time table folders in cars provide rates and details.
A sensational claim touts Miro Pile Remedy as curing chronic piles in 3 to 10 days, even long standing bleeding cases. The ad notes external remedies and surgery are ineffective and that pharmacists can supply the product, with a separate Miro Pile Ointment for itching piles.
Classified brief seeking a farm of ten to twenty acres. Respondents should contact Seffersonville 1032 by telephone for offers and details.
A brief note highlights a renewed opportunity to spend a dollar locally, encouraging support for domestic businesses and community shops. The message frames this as a second chance to boost local economies and sustain neighborhood services.
Readable text notes three rooms for rent at 823 Missouri Avenue with a contact phone ending in 10. The item is a short housing notice from a historic page.
Lost leather purse with clean strings containing 389 dollars, a U.S. Army ring and three keys. Lost between Missouri Avenue and Con Roy's. Finder please return to Con Roy's Feed Store and receive a reward.
Mrs Amanda Flint of New Philadelphia Colorado reports Foles Honey and Tar cured her child’s tickling cough after other remedies failed. The product provides relief from distressing coughs and is advertised as good for colds croup and whooping coughs.
A local recruitment for civic participation urges residents to invest in Jeffersonville, urging action by individuals to shape the community and support local initiatives.
Wanted men or women to sell guaranteed hosiery to friends and neighbors. Handsome profits with full or spare time. Attractive commission built on up-to-date men women and children styles. Experience not needed.
Pair of men s eye glasses advertised as lost with reward offered. Location shown as Philadelphia Pa and marked for pickup by John Reschar at 513 W Market. Also contains a Doan s Regulats promotion with health claims.
Samuel TL Kramer of Sel lersville Pa writes of kidney trouble and backache vanishing after Foley Kidney Pills. He describes waste buildup causing pain and claims the pills provide rapid healing and soothing effects, also helping bladder trouble. Ben Doolittle advertises.
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