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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
8
Advertisement from Jeffersonville Printing Co edited by A R Schimpff mentions rates and postal details. It notes annual price and advance payment options and mentions second class mailing status.
A newly organized company presents a ground tool proposition with 100 percent dividends and up to 20 wells. Investors are urged to remit for $2 cent shares at $10 par, with “dated soon” dividends and limited shares in Oklahoma City.
Fragmentary text describes an electrical oil product sold by druggists. The readable parts mention a brand or product name and sales in a druggist context. No clear events, dates, or proper entities are present.
An advertisement urges selling sheet music through trends and music stores with Costa 22 priced at 10c. It lists Rey Music at Aslington Street Boston and promotes health tonics like Roc Mountain Tea and digestive aids, claiming improved complexion and vigor.
Dated notes describe a winter event linked to DeLand Florida near orange groves and Atlantic Ocean beaches. The fragment mentions a secretary and a business league in Florida and hints at a study or booklet related to coastal access and regional activities.
Guide notes list Doane Regorets 25c medicine and advertise an immediate possession sale of a 95 acre farm two miles north of Jeffersonville with rear mouse cars stop. Also a coin offer seeks rare coins with payments and a Numismatic Bank inquiry.
Lot 506x140 listed at 1850 dollars and 90 cents. buyers urged to bid. Three parcels located in Howard Park and Vin Clarksville. Seller promises easy remaining sale and very cheap prices at 91 Gordon Avenue.
Ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea regimens for liver stomach and bowel upset, claiming to clear blemishes and dull skin. Blotches and watery effects described as signs of poor digestion. Contains a referenced seller M. F. Doher.
Fraudulent stock pitch touts a $61,000,000 oil deal with 100 percent dividends and 20 wells, urging immediate remittance and promising soon declared payouts. Offers $500 par value stock at 2 cents per share from Amal Amalgamated Oil Co, 1147 Colcord Building, Oklahoma.
An old ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic for the entire body claiming to regulate bowels enrich blood strengthen nerves cleanse the stomach and beautify the face It mentions M F Doherty and Nemov buckheads as part of the promotion and lists a price of 22 cents per package.
Public notice urges quick action to take advantage of a free electric iron offer. The ad references Dean's Regulets as a recommended routine and directs readers to shop at drug stores for purchase. The message emphasizes habit renewal and regular use as a path to savings.
The United States Department of Agriculture entomologist reports a drop in gipsy moth and brown tail moth populations this year. Measures include colored educational posters, mail and scout campaigns, and combinations of lime-sulphur arsenate lead sprays. The boll weevil caused about 56 million dollars in cotton damage last year, with 1 000 square miles newly infested.
The Bureau of Animal Industry advises cutting clover hay into short pieces one quarter to one half inch. Pour boiling water over, let stand two to three hours, drain, then mix with mush. Hay can be about half the mixture. clever tiny is best, but any hay helps.
The author advises gathering rubbish and brush in the orchard for immediate burning to destroy harboring places of pests and diseases. It also recommends interplanting diverse varieties to improve pollination and fruit quality.
A column advises buyers to pay a liberal price for a full blooded sire but stresses the goal of getting true value for money. The comment emphasizes prudent purchases and sound breeding investments.
A 19th century style ad urges women to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea weekly as a cleansing medicine. It claims nervous afflictions may be imagined or real and promotes tea or tablets for 35 cents by M. F. Doherty, advocate.
An old advertisement touts Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick internal cleanse for stomach and bowels. It urges readers to try the spring product in tea or tablet form from M. F. Doherty.
Bargain offer for an eight room house with bath gas hot and cold water sewer cistern and more located at 423 E Market St. Public notice advertises the sale and lists the address and features in concise terms. The ad is dated June first week.
An advertisement urges women to try Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea to improve appearance with dull eyes colorless lips and sallow cheeks. It invites immediate use and is signed M. F. DOHERTY.
Advertisement touts a salesman offering a $1000 death policy and a $5 weekly accident plan with a $1 annual registry fee. It mentions $250,000 deposited in the Insurance Department and a quick money making scheme by the Registry Dept at 40 Clinton St Newark New Jersey.
Purify your blood and brighten your complexion with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. A spring tonic claimed to drive impurities and germs from the system. 35c. Tea or Tablets. M. F. Doherty.
A newly organized company invites investors to buy stock at 2 cents share with $10 cap gains, promising 100 dividends within 90 days and 20 wells activated at once. Limited shares, value stock at $500, urging fast remittance for free information on declared dividends. Located at 1721 Colcord Brig Okiahoma OK.
Readers may apply to Theo Lyons at 336 W Maple St Jeffersonville to sell Chautauqua season tickets on commission. Advance notice says supporters and sellers should contact the listed address for arrangements and terms.
A vintage warning to be prepared for accidents with widespread use of Dr Thomas Electric Oil. The ad urges readers to keep the product on hand for finger cuts burns and scalds and notes druggists stock it as a reliable remedy.
Classified offer claims agents can earn five to fifteen dollars daily by selling fifteen household necessities. Instructions direct to apply at Sterling Co Box 37 in Kokomo Indiana. Ad promotes quick money with unspecified territory duties.
Help wanted notice offers wall paper cleaning at fair rates with work guaranteed. Apply Paul Miller at 816 E Seventh Street or call the office. Also a stray note on the origin of calculus mentions pebble counting and ancient methods.
Territory opening effective January 1 1915 offers permanent position with liberal contract. Include age selling experience and references. Address TER.
Numismatic Bank advertises buying old coins including an 1853 Half Dollar without arrows and an 1878 Half Dollar five pieces, plus a 1894 Dime. Offers $800 for the 1853, $100 for the 1894, plus prices on others. Send 4c for circular. Ft Worth Texas.
Advertises a furnished front room with or without board for two men or a man and wife at 816 E Seventh St. Apply in person for details and availability.
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company petitions the Public Service Commission of Indiana to allow removal of rate discrimination by raising the minimum rate for all subscribers in each class to the maximum rate. Hearings set in Boonville Evansville and Jeffersonville on June 15 16 and 17 1915 at 10 o’clock a m. Interested parties must attend and show cause why discrimination should not be removed. Witness dated May 19 1915.
The Magazine Circulation Company seeks a local organizer to sell magazine subscriptions on an easy payment plan with subagents. Permanent position with advancement potential. Apply at 327-333 S Dearborn St Chicago.
A Chicago based company seeks a crew foreman with experience and good references to handle a leading magazine circulation proposition. The ad notes location at 833 South Dearborn. Also promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for earache toothache pains burns and sore throat with emergency use mentioned.
Tree ripened citrus offered for cash at about 200 oranges or 80 grapefruits. Price 1.75 dollars per box. Contact D J Dixon in Jacksonville Florida for advance orders.
Women are invited to take agency for house dresses direct from the factory with an average agent salary of six dollars per day. The opportunity focuses on reliable women, offered by Woman's Wear Co located at 88 McWherter St Newark NJ.
Exceptional commission based opportunity for a capable salesman to represent a large tire manufacturer. Apply to Manager 611 Chamber of Commerce Detroit Michigan to discuss the position.
Advertisement seeking agents to sell new fibre brooms with a sample by parcel post for 20 cents. Offers daily earnings of five to seven dollars. Company listed as Wynne Broom Co. located in Elmira, N Y.
An old advertisement urges readers to combat bowels irregularity and headaches with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The bracing tonic claims to purify the system and restore color, offered as tea or tablets for 35 cents by M. F. Doherty.
A dark green pin-nana painted item with a light green shamrock is missing likely from Eastern Cemetery. A reward will be returned to Mrs. F. H. Same at 925 E. Chestnut as advertised.
A Jeffersonville resident Mrs B C Wilkinson testifies Doan s Kidney Pills restored strength and relieved kidney trouble after using them from Doolittle s Drug Store. She confirms her endorsement and recommends the product priced at 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y announces the remedy.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as enriching the blood strengthening the nerves and benefiting the entire system. It urges monthly use whether sick or not and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents with M F Doherty as the advertiser.
Detroit based American Dadco Co invites Ford Owner's addresses to join a nationwide demonstration offer. The Dadco Automatic Starter promises $10 starter and $50 weekly, with 25,000 units sold.
Albany area plantation description lists 2427 acres with 1700 under cultivation and 1600 cleared of stumps. Property features graded roads five artesian wells six room residence fifty tenant houses modern barns gunnery and a saw mill. Land only or with personal property terms. See Allen Americus Ga for full description.
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