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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
2
Announcement declares Charles H. Zaun as an Independent candidate for mayor in the November 1921 election. The notice recalls Daniel Webster's last illness at his seaside home and his lifelong interest in farming and prized cattle, seen the day before his death.
Enhanced timber value drives conversion of waste into usable goods. Alcohol and turpentine extracts, pine oils, fiber for textiles, imitation leather, linoleum, and insulating materials illustrate the range of products now produced from sawmill waste previously discarded.
The White Star liner Olympic needs about 102000 dollars to fill its tanks for a round voyage. Its tanks hold 7590 tons with roughly 700 tons left at voyage end. Oil is taken out in New York saving nearly half. The ship was recently equipped to take on oil for the return trip.
The Paris Parisian Times correspondent jokes about Europe's mood as Germany sits comfortably, while France and England court each other with passion and jealousy. The piece uses a rose metaphor to hint at shifting alliances and uneasy peace in Europe.
The article surveys diverse topics including US patent grants for carriages and wagons, motion lamps, large image studies, aviation schools aided by Britain and manufacturers for China, a motorbus link between Persian cities using rebuilt American trucks, flax quality from Russian seed grown in Egypt, golden tobacco leaf from Turkish varieties, Dr. Emily Daymond as Oxford’s only female Doctor of Music, rising women’s attendance at English football matches, and postwar stamp variety with Poland Ukraina Yugoslavia and Czecho Slavia listing regional issues and values.
Adele Garrisons new phase follows a tense scene at a rustic camp near Blue's Bridge where a woman observes a man named Tim while her companion Dicky quietly questions him. The exchange centers on a letter from Miss Draper and a cautious report of Grace awaiting word.
Church events list shows Junior League gathering at the Masonic home in the afternoon followed by Wall Street King's Heralds at the church in the evening. Senior Girl Scouts meet at the Presbyterian church at night. Daughters of Isabella attend St Augustine's auditorium later. Rainbow club led by Miss Margaret Cassidy of New Albany and S C C with Miss Fannie Ellis conclude the night.
Wednesday Morton Memorial Sunday school picnic at Fern Grove. Park church aid all-day meeting. St. Luke's Sunday school picnic at Glenwood Park. D. of B all-day sewing with Mrs. Pelle Gaither. Park church Official Board meeting night. Elks Eleventh Hour club dance at Glenwood Park night.
advertisement from a Siamese newspaper claims English style and timely crime and obituary reporting. it asserts rapid circulation and bold claims amid colonial era media language.
A reflective piece about returning home to a mother’s kitchen and simple comforts. The narrator recalls old fashioned biscuits, a warm table, and sleeping in the family bed, dreaming of being a boy again.
Rev. E Thompson will preach a farewell sermon Sunday morning. The choir will render a specially composed anthem of joy and thanksgiving for the occasion.
A Louisville music store displays an odd sign about artistic aid and muse refusal. The note uses quirky phrases and playful wording, suggesting a humorous, literary vibe rather than a serious notice. It mentions flat refusals and burly phrases in a neighborly tone.
A widower orders a headstone with inscription Lord she was thine but the carver runs out of space for the e. George Davis wonders about changing Pay as you enter to Pray as you enter. A bank vault rental yields idle time and odd keepsakes from a humor column.
A Henryville group meeting starts at 10 30 with Miss Sad Craig hosting her bridge club in the afternoon. The Spring Hill PTA plans a summer festival in the evening. Tri Kappas host Miss Edith Eberts at night with Daughters of Isabella. An automobile parade is advertised for night.
The Mooresville High School basketball team was overwhelmed Friday night as the local girls surged to a 34 to 5 victory. The dominating defense smothered the sextet throughout the game, delivering a one-sided contest.
Circle of Christian church holds all day meeting while Daughters of Isabella host an all day picnic at Glenwood Park. Wall Street Aid society also picnics at Glenwood Park. Morton Memorial Aid afternoon Priscilla club gathers with Mrs. John Roederer and Mrs J N Clern’s embroidery club attends afternoon events.
The Queen Esther Circle of Wall Street church gathers at the church facilities for its regular meeting. Members share plans for community service and discuss upcoming events.
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