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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
5
Analysis suggests Mr Bryan's departure from the Cabinet may stem from factors beyond the German note. The public awaits his forthcoming statement on political plans and the Wilson Administration's inner workings, while his critics push for a stronger, more pointed message.
The dispatch notes a two week pause in diplomacy after Bryan's resignation. Berlin signals the German reply to the U S note may arrive in about two weeks. The England note also requires time and may wait until Germany responds. Emperor William will personally oversee the German communication.
Reports indicate a large number of Progressives are shifting toward the Republican party to advance their goals. Observers note clear declarations in Washington and growing misgivings at the White House over these realignments.
A fragmented pro progressive stance is described with calls to unite with Republicans to block Democratic President Wilson. The piece notes reactions from Indiana and forecasts a unified GOP facing Wilson at the national convention and in the next election. The writer argues for aligning with Renalvican forces to end current conditions.
A quirky recipe page gives a fudge method using melted chocolate, water, powdered sugar, chopped walnuts and cherries. It instructs mixing until thick, then pouring into a buttered pan to set, followed by cutting into cubes for serving.
A penny postcard offers a free big book about farming on Texas Gulf Coast lands. The promotion invites readers to respond for more information and farming tips.
The ad argues customers save at least 20 percent on groceries with Wood & Company, claiming a $5 weekly bill saves $1 weekly and a $10 weekly bill saves $104 yearly. It compares loan costs and asserts net gains exceed 1,000 percent after interest. Free delivery for $3 orders, sugar inclusion noted.
Wood and Company spot four on Spring and Chestnut marks a price cutting grocers display. Local shoppers note lower prices on essential goods and promotional offers during a limited sale period.
A page on the autdor girl offers advice for swimmers. It lists attire guidance such as loose suits and non tight corsets, recommends simple canvas footwear, and argues against tight garters. Practical tips urge entering water decisively, avoiding deep cold, and swimming only when not fatigued or endangered by fear.
Harry E. Brock of Seattle admitted a seven month Chinese smuggling operation to the United States from Canada. He carried two Chinese in canvas sacks, earned $200 per person, and described making trips seven miles north of the border and ten miles inland to Blaine.
Charles Becker condemned for the Herman Rosenthal murder ends plans to reveal new information after a death house conference with his wife. Mrs. Becker says he remains hopeful Governor Whitman may spare him and plans to meet with counsel Martin T. Manton with possible further statements to come.
Classified ad notes a nearly new Remington typewriter for rent offered by Prof. A. M. Symmes at phone 604F.
Advertisement notes Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as a remedy for cuts bruises and burns with wide availability through druggists. It emphasizes consumer trust and low price of 25 and 80 cents, urging purchase at all druggists.
Itching piles provoke profanity but profanity won't remove them. Dean's Ointment is recommended for itching bleeding or protruding piles. 50 cents at any drug store.
Mrs Lowerten tells Sally to cut a hole in their visiting cards to seem modern and society minded. The daughter asks why and learns the act is to signal status and avoid embarrassment if the new neighbor misses the hint.
A mother explains that Mormons practice polygamy with many wives, noting thirty or forty wives in some cases. The dialogue shows a child reacting with shock and the mother confirming the practice as indeed awful and unacceptable.
A lecturer questions a train’s speed and the guard retorts you can walk. The speaker worries about arriving late for a reception committee and avoids arriving early.
A woman notes that the longer a man studies the curves of a decanter the more likely he is to imitate them on his way home at dawn.
A wry remark envisions a market where people buy experience and can return it if unsatisfactory, highlighting desires for testable, risk free personal growth and choice. The idea humorously treats life lessons like merchandise with refunds.
A brief musing noting that accepting events aids endurance, while parting with possessions requires a different resolve. It contrasts passive tolerance with active detachment as a philosophical stance on change.
A quip contrasts advice with selling it and notes a husband’s honesty keeping him poor. It suggests women seeking honesty from husbands often face the cost of virtue. The tone points to self interest and legacy of advice.
A pointed commentary notes that few families with hidden scandals act to reveal them, suggesting prudence in airing private misdeeds. The remark implies social pressure to keep personal faults out of public view.
Indian Springs Land Co offers orange and winter crop tracts of any size in Florida with low prices and easy terms. Request free information and photos. Address Besk 2 New Smyrna, Fla. Adv, 1-16.
Spring brings lingering hacking coughs and colds that weaken the system. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as a safe cough medicine that eases a cough checks a cold relieves inflamed membranes and clears air passages. Subscribe for The Star.
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