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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
3
More than $1,000,000 worth of fifty one horses arrived in New York from France as part of the Vanderbilt racing stable, including Oversight which earned over $100,000 in France. The horses, valued near $20,000 each, will soon be sold, while 110 remain in Vanderbilt stables in France.
Paris correspondent Paul Block recounts touring destroyed northern France from Clermont en Argonne to Varennes and Verdun. He highlights the Romagne cemetery near Montfaucon with 24,400 American graves and the lone American guard, noting the cheerful, disciplined preservation amid war ruins.
An old newspaper health notice promotes Jad Salts as a flush and stimulant for kidneys. It claims uric acid buildup harms blood and advises a daily tablespoon of four ounces in water before breakfast to improve kidney function and stop urinary issues.
Mrs. Harry Coleman and daughter Dorothy spend the week in the country with sister Mrs. Hugh Marble. Miss Mary Josephine Farrell to have tonsils removed at St Edward s Hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cold and four children of Sellersburg dined with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Allen. Bernice Kelsey returns home for vacation from Washington D C. Dorothy Coryell visits Miss Helen Rauth then returns to Franklin Ind. John Collings family guests of Mrs. Thomas Enlow and later hosted by Miss Margarite Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Goodwin spend Sunday with father J Goodwin. Prof Elmer McCullen and son arrive to stay with Mrs. Mary Wright on Meigs Ave. F A Landwehr leaves for Seymour on government inspection trip.
Reverend J T Scull departed for Greencastle to attend the iterate school of the Méthodis church where he serves as an instructor. Mrs Albert Pancoast and children of Silver Hills visit Mrs F A Landwehr at Howard Park for a day.
Mr John Enlow paused during an extensive Eastern trip to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Enlow in the city before returning to Chicago. Mr and Mrs James Tifford returned home from a visit to her sister Mrs Emma Davis in Columbus Indiana.
Mr. C. B. McClure is back in his Dayton Ohio home on a furlough from military duty.
Miss Alice Robertson, a Republican from Oklahoma, became the first woman to preside over the House of Representatives. She led the roll call for a resolution creating a commission to represent the United States at the Peruvian centennial celebration and then relinquished the chair after about ten minutes under applause from members.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home hair darkener. It claims the ready to use preparation gives natural even color, covers gray strands, and leaves hair glossy and youthful with simple application. It notes the product is a cosmetic, not a disease cure.
Trustee of Jeffersonville School Township Clark County Indiana invites bids for a one room addition to Ingramville School House. Project includes painting and heating work. Bids due 3:00 PM July 9 at Best Building Jeffersonville. Bond required double contract price. Sealed bids and security as specified.
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