Official Paper of the City of Jeffersonville
The Star is mailed as second class matter and offers 65.00 per year with 8450 per year paid in advance as the official city newspaper.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
2
The Star is mailed as second class matter and offers 65.00 per year with 8450 per year paid in advance as the official city newspaper.
Parker Refining Company of Cleveland Ohio offers high pay to top talent in off and paint sales. Also notices information about heirs of Frank D Granger who died in Chicago requesting contact with Public Administrator. Ohio ad appears with references to November osth 4917 and age ten years.
In Fort Worth Texas a report highlights large revenue potential in crude oil markets. The article notes significant activity along Main Street and points to fee copy requests indicating strong economic interest in oil ventures.
Surgeons stress first treatment matters in burns and wounds. The advertisement touts Burozone as an ideal antiseptic for humans and animals, claiming immediate healing when applied promptly and warning against infection. It includes a price offer and contact details.
Old ad copy touts Thomas' Electric and a bank savings plan. It teases future years and promises security with a $1.60 starting amount and compound interest from The Clark County State Bank.
Four room dwelling with gas, water and bath available for rent. Apply at 225 Walnut Street room 1 Reeder. Also an odd listing note about cleaning and a promotional snippet for Big Wizard Chemical Co with unclear details.
Will J Morris plans to transfer his entire jewelry collection and life to focus solely on the optical business. For jewelry purchases, seek Morris. Also notes McGEE'S BABY MEDICINE as a remedy for infant stomach issues. Lost line glasses between W Front street and Citizens Trust Company. reward offered. Call 346 Y if found.
Mrs Neratisug reports back and kidney pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after trying remedies at Doher ty's Drug Store. The advertisement urges readers to ask for the same pill, noting general kidney trouble relief and referencing Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo New York as manufacturers.
An advertising paragraph promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a mild effective digestive aid. It claims benefits for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, urges readers to try a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee, and credits a crusxist from Citizens Drug Store in Jeffersonville Indiana.
The article compares feeding skim milk to hogs versus making cottage cheese for higher protein and energy. It notes 20 pounds of skim milk yield 1 pound pork, while 3 pounds of cottage cheese come from the same milk. Cottage cheese provides far more protein and comparable energy, making cheese a more efficient use for nutrition and value.
Simple recipes describe preparing salt boiled salsify to tender bite and making a doanpot roast with stew meat then onion dish topped with mashed potatoes. A bread and parsley omelet blends bread crumbs parsley and eggs, cooked in butter and folded into a fluffy skillet omelet rosed with tomato slices.
A bargain sale offers a new Thor Electric Vacuum Sweeper for 23 dollars. Listed by H. M. Frank at 323 Past Chestnut.
An advertisement from Sel lersville Pennsylvania features Ben Doolittle praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trauma and backache relief. The text claims the product clears waste matter, eases rheumatism and lumbago, and aids bladder trouble with a soothing tonic effect.
Creamed potatoes with butter and milk, tomato and corn pudding baked with crumbs, a rich salad dressing thickened over hot water then vinegared, a dessert of oranges walnuts marshmallows and cream, and a bean roll using baked beans cheese and bread crumbs pressed into a loaf and baked.
An old health note urges waking with a glass of hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and intestinal tract. It claims the regimen purifies the liver kidneys and bowels and reduces headaches bilious attacks and constipation.
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