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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
Job ad claiming salesmen can make 160 to 150 weekly by calling auto owners and tie dealers. Promises easy moves and reports. Address Maotuwineney Mfa Co., 49 Cuxohorra St., Aron. ptiien.
A cache of ancient Dalision tablets dating to about three and a half centuries before Christ was secured. Several pieces show clear fingerprints linking hands of ancient makers to the artifacts.
A bizarre advertisement describes a dinner party prank using a large beetle as a prop. It mentions a plan to tie the insect to a dinner table and reveals a theatrical warning about guests reacting to the display. The copy promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin care and perfuming.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dramatic event at Mount McKinley with references to shifting dust, peaks, and distant figures. The text mentions North Africa and unclear dates, including a historical-sounding line about Menint MeHRinties in 1912.
A truncated quotation by John Ruskin discusses degrees of cluster observation and the value of a seemingly trivial trait. The text hints at a gift cherished by his race, implying a lasting, perhaps symbolic, contribution.
The article describes the triumphal arch of Titus in Rome built by A D to commemorate the defeat of the Jews and dedicated to Emperor Titus after his death. It notes relief sculptures of a sacrificial procession and Titus crowned by Victory. It mentions the Arch of Titus, the Temple tables, menorah and seven branched candlestick, and ruins including the Colosseum, with later restorations and medieval removals.
A teacher asks Jane a numeric question in class and she responds with a bribery threat. She offers to share animal crackers if the question is dropped, revealing a tense exchange between student and instructor in a school setting.
John Cardigan, 47, leading Sequoia citizen, loses his fortune while Bryce Cardigan returns from college to face rivals. Bryce, now grown, encounters Shirley Sumner and learns Colonel Pennington schemes to exploit his father's failing sight. A murder attempt and looming family fate shadow the couple’s bond.
Bryce Cardigan confronts Colonel Pennington and woods boss Jules Rondeau after a disputed burl theft. In a dramatic sequence at the logging camp Bryce defeats Rondeau in a wrist-lock battle, and hurls the defeated man toward Pennington, accusing him of orchestrating the theft and threatening his own life. Shirley Sumner accompanies them to the camp as tensions rise over control of timber and contracts.
The Matachines festival blends Aztec rituals with Christian elements and is celebrated across Mexico each spring. Dancers, some wield swords and beer-bottle tops, perform for days and end with a cross atop a hill, reflecting both indigenous and colonial influences.
The New York Evening Sun notes that NYU, founded January 5 1836, used a janitor with a gong and stick to cue students for recitations. In the early building behind City Hall there was no electric bell system, so the janitor's hourly tattoo determined class transitions.
The Roumanian government owns the world’s most capacious wine cellar. A 2600 foot railway tunnel, unusable because of inferior construction, was leased to a wine dealer who converted it into a wine storehouse.
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