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Jeffersonville Star in Jeffersonville, Indiana
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
4
Turmoil Reported In Chicane City Amid Civil Unrest
Fragmentary dispatch describes protests and clashes in Chicane City with reports of rioting and mounting injuries. The article cites widespread disorder, political tensions, and calls for action as authorities strive to restore calm and address escalating grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooss
Anedtiev Tance Miegle
Uisiiak Deentive
Readership Call For Advised Tips From Readers
The officer of the SPAR asks New York readers to submit advised tips via the official page card. Instructions note that entries cover fines and weapons while urging participation in the special feature.
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Helps Chicago Woman
A Chicago woman reports relief from displacement and irregularities after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanaetive Wash. She praises the remedies and notes improved health enabling her to do housework and care for her three children. The Mrs A Kwarcinski letter endorses the product and invites others to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Kwarcinski
W. Oakdale Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lymn
Mass
Viewers and Engineers File 1920 Re-estimate for Utica Township Highway
The Viewers and Engineers filed April 14 1920 in Clark County Indiana an updated cost estimate of 21311.00 for a highway project in Utica Township under W W Smith and others. The Board of Commissioners approved the estimate and linked it to the original report unless a remonstrance is filed by a majority of township voters by law. James L. Stoner auditor June 9 1920 with advertisement June 14 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Clark County
Indiana
W. W. Smith
Auditor’s
Board of Commissioners
Said Township
Said County
Notice to Bidders for Clark County Bridge Construction
Clark County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for Path Run bridge in Oregon Township. Bids due 10 a m June 5 1920 at Clark County Auditor's Office. must include affidavit per Indiana law and a bond. Right to reject bids reserved. Attest Auditor Thomas L. Stoner. Ad runs June 17 18 19 for Crager Brothers Minstrel Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Count Commissioners
Clark
State of Indiana
Path Run
Oregon Township
Clark County
Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Sury Ltd
Court House
Jeffersonville
Board of Commissioners
John M. Bower
Samuel Lentz
Samuel L. Gray
Thomas L. Stoner
Crager Brothers
Big Dixey J
The Only Victims and the African Surf Adventure
The article recounts a daring landing attempt on a rough West African beach described by R. H. Milligan. A captain and ship’s surgeon ride a breaker toward shore at high speed, survive a railway-carriage like impact, and end up safe on the sand as the doctor clings to the captain in fear and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Africa
R. H. Milligan
Ater
Gulf
Jimmie Recites Baby Traits From Family Bank
A visitor notes Jimmie has a new baby, asking who the infant resembles. Jimmie replies the child has pa's nose and his mouth with Aunt Sarah's ear, joking that the baby might inherit grandpa's two sets of teeth unless given his own. The exchange playful and affectionate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Sarah
Primitive thoughts raise doubt about heavenly mouse origin
The text mocks poetic myths and questions whether the “heaven descended mouse” is juice from the Basement rather than Ichor from higher realms. It contrasts parrots and mocking birds in singing, noting their spiteful jealousy like devils and monkeys.
Forty years ago I started life without a dollar
A quotation reflecting a long journey from poverty to wealth as the speaker recalls starting with nothing and now possessing a sizable bank balance and substantial furniture holdings.
Stepmother Declines Help to Control Wayward Son
A New York school teacher received a message from a mother urging corporal punishment. A Cleveland teacher wrote seeking maternal help to discipline a mischievous boy. The reply said, If you ain't able to control your school without assistance you better git another job, P. S. I ain't his mother I’m his stepmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
P. S
A Tale of Winter Smiles and Fateful Sermons
A dialogue contrasts a cold modern winter with stories of harsher past seasons. The Old Man recalls a sixties winter when a preacher’s hellfire sermon spurred a chilling surge of self destructive acts, while the Young Man questions the memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Worth Knowing Pie In Place Of Plate
A humorous exchange shows a housekeeper offering to mend broken china with a pie. The helper explains a trick: hold the pie and the plate becomes unimportant. The dialogue hinges on a kitchen teases and clever improvisation.
Hard Luck Two Citizens Plot Hidden Break In
Two men spoke in a secluded spot then one slipped away while the other kept guard. The first man reappeared from a window with a lawyer living inside involved in the tale.
Tin can menace tied to malaria spread warned
The U S Public Health Service warns discarded tin cans with rain water breed mosquitoes that spread malaria. An official bulletin notes a hole in the can bottom could have saved a life and says empty cans should not be left around premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, C
United States Public Health Service
United States
New Way to Capture Rabbits by Hose and Horn in Indiana
Petersburg Indiana tale reports Frank Hill a bar keeper used an automobile horn attached to a garden hose to flush rabbits from burrows during a hunting event. He claims to have killed many rabbits by placing the horn and hose at the hole mouth and waiting with a sack ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Frank Hill
Hill
Yellow corn enhances yolk color in eggs from hens
A 126 hen study divided birds into three groups fed corn, wheat, or mixed mash. Corn produced deep yellow yolks while wheat mostly yielded pale color. White corn caused pale yolks. proportions show nine parts corn to twelve mash yields deep yellow yolks.
Proper Handling and Grading of Eggs for Market
Good market eggs should include bran and skim milk in ration, with green grit and oyster shell available. Remove mating birds from flocks after breeding season to ensure infertile eggs that sell well. First class eggs weigh 1.5 pounds per dozen, uniform, naturally clean, unwashed, strong shelled and fresh. Fresh eggs come from healthy hens, gathered promptly and kept in suitable surroundings. age, heat, and moisture compromise quality. Cool dry storage is advised if marketing is delayed, in an egg case to prevent breakage or staining.
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