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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

7

Woman Says Lydia E Pinkham Compound Restored Health

A Philadelphia woman reports severe displacement inflammation and backache after which she took six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She claims she can now work sleep eat well and has no trouble. The note includes her address and travels onward to praise the remedy. A separate item recounts a tailor’s invoice satire from The Central Law Journal detailing an enormous bill from a lawyer and other charges for a suit of clothes.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Harry Fisner Dounton St Nicetown Central Law Journal

Providence Woman Praises Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Mrs Abel Law of 126 Lippitt Street Providence reports relief from displacement bearing down and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She works full time and housework and urges others to publish her testimonial and share the remedy. The ad notes backache headache nervousness and blues as signals of female derangement that the product may help.

Providence R. I Lydia E. Pinkham Abel Law Lippitt St Providence, R.I

Murine Eye Remedy Ad From Early Catalog

An old advertisement promotes Murine Eye Remedy Coatings for eye discomfort. The copy touts Marine Eye Remedy for red weak water eyes and granulated eyelids and invites readers to write for a book of toys free from Chicago.

Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago

Bean Soup Request and Laundry Ad Reflect Market Humour

A humorous pastry of dialogue shows a patron asking for more bean soup while a vendor serves a watery portion. An adjacent laundress advertises Red Cross Ball Blue laundry products as a popular grocer staple.

Misheard Fronts Mention Beskids Not Goodchild Ranges

In the exchange a speaker asks about the Goodchild ranges but is told no such place exists and is corrected to Beskids, implying a mix up of mountain ranges in a light dialogue.

Goodchild Ranges Beskids

Disappearance leads detectives to river search

A married man vanishes and relatives drag the river while investigators probe his supposed "lady friend" as a possible lead. The case centers on missing person clues and brokered suspicions amid riverbed searches.

Ethical Dilemma Forces Doctor to Choose Between Science and Family

Cyrus Vane, a scientist on the verge of a cure for infantile paralysis, refuses to give serum until proven in a thousand cases. His refusal costs a dying boy his life, and he ultimately abandons the experiment to save his own child, defying scientific duty for family.

Cyrus Vane Vane Doctor Vane Freddy Cyrus Dicky Dorothy Cain

Coconut water found to coagulate rubber efficiently

Colombo researchers report coconut water, once treated as waste, coagulates latex effectively after four to five days of fermentation. One to two ounces can coagulate one pint of latex, yielding rubber superior in color to that produced with crude acetic acid fermentation.

Colombo

Names Girl for His Ship Vera Rynning Christening

The Norwegian steamer Vera was christened in Philadelphia naming her three months old daughter Vera Rynning, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Rynning. The ceremony featured flags of many nations and Norwegian harbor masters attended, with Reverend Milleroe officiating at the Norwegian Seamen's church tradition.

Vera Vera Rynning Rynning Philadelphia Mr. Milleroe

Prosperity in New Zealand Trade Review Reports Growth

The New Zealand Trade review notes continued money inflows from season exports, replenished bank coffers, and large credits sought for investment. Exports for five months ending February 1915 reached 62 million dollars, up 16 million from the prior year.

New Zealand New Zealand Trade Review

The Rule of Self Shaving and Baseball Attendance

A concise saying suggests that individuals who shave themselves tend to attend fewer baseball games. The remark links personal grooming habits to sports attendance without citing a specific event or source.

Red Cross Ball Blue Adv Seeks Quiet Hose Support

An ad promising American made Red Cross Ball Blue detergent highlights discreet support for men. It urges purchasing from grocers to obtain a product described as the best and emphasizes clean white clothes and a humble, vanity-free use.

Red Cross Ball Adv

Prisoner Refuses To Reveal Eclipse Views Business

A prisoner before the magistrate explains he manufactures smoked glasses for viewing eclipses. He notes the work involves long spells of enforced leisure, prompting a curious exchange about his livelihood.

Hands Like Velvet One Night Treatment Ad

A promotional one night treatment for red rough chapped hands advertises Cuticura ointment. It instructs soaking hands in hot water with Cuticura soapsuds, drying, rubbing ointment in, and wearing bandages or gloves overnight. Free samples offered by mail with 32 pages from Skin Book.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston

Reds Debate Sparks on Commuter Train

A passenger loudly proclaims support for the Reds, claiming a radical shift in views. A bystander protests that an avowed anarchist should not ride public transit, but the conductor clarifies the man is a Rhode Island Reds chicken raiser expressing his opinion on the best egg-laying birds.

Rhode Island

The Brighter Side Quote Sparks Travel Comparisons

Ar Jobbins remarks that the European war offers consolation as wealthier neighbors travel Europe while he stays home. Mr Snoozedorf adds he prefers Colorado to feeling left behind by not visiting Europe this year.

Ar. Jobbins Mr. Snoozedorf Europe Colorado

The Shirker

Mrs Anna Steinauer Boston policewoman discusses the modern cigarette smoking girl as a contrast to the old fashioned type, joking that the new smoker either turns up her nose or not at all and laughs at the remark.

Anna Steinauer Boston

Neutral Belle Keeps Two Suitors in Suspense

A humorous exchange finds Belle refusing to reveal a preferred suitor, stating neutrality while two young men await her choice. The dialogue plays on social expectations and flirtatious tension.

Mighty Slow Pay and the Weary Creditor?

A humorous exchange features Miss Weary and a narrator discussing slow payments. The dialogue plays on sympathy for creditors and the weariness of paying as you go, highlighting how personal traits like a laugh can be more about a person than the individual actions.

Reformer Meets Man With Red Nose Over Liquor Question

A reformer asks how many gallons of intoxicating liquor are consumed yearly. The man with the red nose replies he will cross the street to help the cause by joining a local dive.

War Ends When TV Ends War, Inventor Predicts

The Inventor proclaims TV will succeed in making a weapon so deadly that war must stop. Miss Cayenne responds that further engines of destruction may reduce humanity enough to prevent future battles.

Miss Cayenne

Fox Trapped in Snowy Pennsylvania Woodlands

Arthur Neefe of Sweden in Bradford County set a trap but could not reach it due to snow. Last week a fox was found confined with a gray rabbit white rabbit four mice and a woodchuck nearby. The fox was nourished by its pack during captivity and later taken into further confinement losing only the trapping foot.

Pennsylvania Arthur Neefe Sweden Bradford County Philadelphia Record

Ex-corporal seeks park job via bayonet drill letter

An ex corporal asks if a civil service exam is needed for a park job. A district leader replies not necessary, stating to bring a captain’s letter confirming bayonet drill proficiency to convince the commissioner of fitness.

Trouble Ahead in the War Zone Home Scene

A man returns quietly and asks for his wife while a boy directs him to the upstairs area described as a war zone where the mother reportedly has a range. The excerpt implies tension and danger surrounding a domestic setting.

Patience and Divorce Question Echoes in Q&A Joke

A humorous exchange asks what a woman must do first to obtain a divorce and Patrice replies that remarriage is the prerequisite. The brief quip plays on social expectations with a playful twist.

Patrice

Baby's Bedroom Hygiene Tips for Infant Rooms

The baby’s bedroom should avoid upholstered furniture and heavy curtains to prevent dirt and germs. Walls should be wipeable, temperatures kept around 68 to 70 degrees in winter, cooler in summer with adequate ventilation, and windows opened or airings provided twice daily.

Weary Cyclist Seeks Poppleton Amid False Sign Posts

In a World War I era exchange a weary cyclist asks how far Poppleton is. A native explains it is ten miles the other way, revealing the signpost was turned to fool Zeppelins.

Poppleton

Missed Dinner Ousts Speech at Distinct Professor Event

A doctor and a professor exchange in a fragmentary scene about a missed dinner and the timing of speeches. The dialogue hints at the publication of remarks while dinner plans fade.

Water in Cellar Sparks War Houseowner Banter

Two tenants complain of two inches of water in a cellar. The landlord retorts by recalling soldiers in trenches enduring waist-deep water all day, illustrating a grim contrast between domestic nuisance and war hardship.

Left Hand Remark Renews Witty Observation

The Observer of Events and Things offers a dry quip on marriage, noting that no matter how many times a woman weds, she always retains one left hand. The comment plays on a linguistic twist rather than a factual event.

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