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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
2
The Star is the official paper of Jeffersonville. Subscriptions listed: 65.00 per year with 84.50 paid in advance. It is entered at the Post Office as second class matter. Editor and Publisher is A. R. Schimpff at 115 West Maple Street.
A Cleveland Ohio advertisement from Parker Refining Company calls for salesmen of ability in oil and paint. It promises good pay and notes only the best talent should apply. The notice dates March 28 to 36.
In the matter of the estate of Frans J Granger who died in Chicago on November 5 1917 at age 79 public administrator named as administrator seeks heirs. Proceedings indicate heirs to be located for settlement.
Ad copy promises a free copy of a Texas news and map issue from GiG Main Street in Fort Worth. The readable text is promotional and lacks concrete events or dates.
Surgeons stress prompt antiseptic treatment for burns bruises and wounds with Borozone described as the ideal antiseptic for both man and beast. Early application prevents infection and speeds healing according to medical notes.
An ad promotes a new typewriter model with monthly payments or cash option. The offer highlights a bargain price and provides an address at 1 W. L. Bax 110, Save Stur.
Fragmented ad copy mentions social inducements and a fictitious company. It references an address in a garbled form and hints at a sales push with unclear targets and products. The readable material is minimal and lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary text promotes Thomas' Electric Oil as a pain and burn remedy. It references a scene and a claim of effectiveness, but details and context are unclear.
An old advertisement touts The Clark County State Bank offering security and a 3% compound interest savings account. It promotes opening an account with a dollar and hints at future value over time.
Four room flat available for rent including fuel gas water and bath. Apply at Reeder 225 Walnut Street.
A brief notice from Wizard Chemical Co offers inducements to district agents. It mentions profitable repeating article sales and an address at 48 Bo Court St Cincinnati Ohio for inquiries and purchases.
Will J. Morris announces the sale of his entire jewelry line including watches and silverware to switch to the optical business. Customers are advised to contact Morrie for purchases before the change.
When a baby feeds too much the stomach turns leading to indigestion sourness and vomiting. Bowel involvement causes colic pains and diarrhoea. McGEE'S BABY ELECIE is a safe wholesome pleasant remedy for stomach and bowel disorders in babies. Sold by Ben Doolittle. Reward offered for finder of a pair of shell rim glasses between W Front Street and Citizens Trust Co. Call 326 Yo.
Mrs. Nora Ryan of 823 Mechanic St reports weak kidneys with backaches and tiredness eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Doherty's Drug Store. The Rochester ad-style testimonial notes relief of kidney trouble signs and urges others to try the same remedy.
Desirable furnished three room apartment available for rent. Includes piano and central location. Apply at 128 Indiana Avenue.
An advertisement from Hawks Nursery Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin promotes selling trees, fruits, and roses with high weekly commissions and free outfits. The ad also markets Burdock Blood Bitters as a health tonic at $1.95 per bottle, promising improved blood purity and health.
For sale a carriage in first class condition offered as a bargain. Apply at 632 East Court Avenue or call 1568 for details.
For sale a double brick house at 325 327 East Maple Street offered at a very low price for a quick sale. A bargain to settle an estate. See H M Frank at 23 East Chestnut Street for details.
A young woman describes backache and rheumatic pains easing after using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports better sleep and reduced pain in back and sides and plans to continue the treatment. The letter cites Mrs. Thas. Gray of Detroit and mentions Ben Doolittle as the seller.
Dr Austin Funk announces his return from army service and will see patients at office 407 Spring Street Office hours Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights 7 to 8 p m Sunday 9 to 10 a m local time
Advert shows dizziness vertigo and bilious symptoms from torpid liver and promotes Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant. Claims a dose or two will relieve symptoms and urges purchase from Ben Doolitle. adv.
Classified listing lists a gas stove, dining room suite, sideboard, Davenport, book shelf, wash stand, chiffoniere, linoleum, dining table, bed room chairs, divan and coal vases. Enquire with seller for price and details.
A bargain listing offers a new Thor Electric Vacuum Sweeper for 23 dollars, originally valued at 30 dollars. Contact H. M. Frank at 923 Fast Chestnut for purchase details.
Samuel J. Kramer of Sel lersville Pa reports kidney trouble and backache vanished after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills clear waste from overworked kidneys and ease pains in the side back and joints, with a note they help bladder trouble as well.
The Department of Agriculture argues the honey crop could reach ten times current levels through beekeeper education, better winter housing, disease control, swarming management, and surplus hive space. Present U S honey harvest barely tops 250000 pounds, with rising demand due to sugar shortages.
Interior poultry house fixtures should be removable for easy cleaning and maintenance. The text also touts BALLARD SNOWLINIMENTS for instant itching relief and permanent cure after a few applications, sold by B. Doolittle.
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