The Star Listed as Second Class Matter
The Star is entered at the Post Office as second class matter. The notice indicates the newspaper’s mailing status and processing under postal rules.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
4
The Star is entered at the Post Office as second class matter. The notice indicates the newspaper’s mailing status and processing under postal rules.
The piece argues that many girls trained as stenographers face overcrowded jobs and low pay. It suggests switching to housework with steady room and board offers a safer, more humane path, noting better hours and dignity in domestic service and criticizing pride for blocking this option.
This institution promotes thorough training in business and financial affairs with a reliable shorthand and a complete course based on accounting methods. Graduation leads to financial success, with a faculty of experienced business teachers and a management that rejects fake methods and guarantees.
We invite all who are interested in a course of training for good employment for the conduct of business and financial affairs of life to call see our room and examine our work.
Jeffersonville resident Adien Moders of 348 Missouri Ave testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney discomfort after years of nightly awakenings and back pain. He recalls a family history of similar issues and recommends the remedy, noting it worked promptly with no regrets. An ad at 60 cents is mentioned along with a separate bakery saleslady wanted posting.
Wanted a room above a stable or other building with good light. Address M, Star Office. Advertisement appears June 8.
This notice directs patients that clinical work will be performed at City Hospital Louisville from 9 to 11 a. m. and 3 to 4 p. m. for six weeks. Dr. A. A. Reed will be on duty in Switow Building with additional hours 7 to 8:30 a. m. and 6 to 8 p. m.
An order banning loitering at New York police headquarters reveals a poolroom operator named Conor Spinia known as Sixes used the door as his betting agent for detectives reporters and others. Spinia loses the bootblacking privilege valued at about two hundred dollars a month.
In Altoona Pennsylvania authorities order railroad officers and state constabulary to arrest youths and men who bathe near bridges without proper attire, ending persistent public nuisance on western Pennsylvania routes for September Morn promotions.
A health report from County Health Officer Prof Pomeros lists birth origins in Los Angeles County. It shows one third of babies born outside incorporated cities are Japanese, with 48 percent in one section and 88 percent Mexican and Chinese percentages in others, plus a small remainder for other groups.
Heavy impure blood is linked to a muddy complexion headaches nausea and indigestion says the ad. It claims thin blood causes weakness paleness and sickness and promotes Burdock-Blood Bitters as a purifying remedy priced at 1.25 dollars at all stores.
The Jeffersonville High School Class of 1918 has made preliminary preparations for a routine ceremony scheduled on June 19. The organizers note expected participation from faculty, graduates, and guests in a simple observance at the school grounds.
Miss Fannie Watts a Goestnut Street School teacher departed last night for Denver Colorado to spend the summer vacation with her brother Ben C Watts.
A compact 19th century advertisement notes Dre Thomas Eletic Oil as a household remedy for various ailments including baby's croup Willie's daily cuts and bruises mother's sore throat and Grandmas lameness priced at 30 cents and 60 cents.
A sequence of events precedes Father Oderic's Silver Jubilee on July 11. The first is a Silver Jubilee entertainment at KK of P Armory on June 16 with admission, reserved seats costing 10 cents extra.
Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping available for rent. Contact telephone 1081-43 for details. Adv 104 Phone 9.
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