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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

5

Mr Fox Chooses Silent Flight After Nursery Rivalry

A clever fox hopes to be judge of the prettiest woodland babies but flees at dusk rather than face the task. He contends with Mrs Squirrel over her brood as other parents defend their claim to beauty in the woods. An Owl refrains from judging due to daylight limitations, leaving mothers to trust their own instincts.

MC Fox Squirrel Mr. Fox Pox Dpoesani Msn J . Afytt Posstua Dorey Thas Pattet Feeidog Dba Aia Bose Lew

Unclear text excerpt with disjointed dialogue and game talk

Fragmented narrative centers on a girl teaching gambling style games and tea play, referencing court costs ten dollars and various players. The text includes garbled speech about poker and tennis and an unclear payoff, without a coherent storyline or identifiable people, places, or events.

Sheesov Oalba Gemma Lanse Fey

Kathlyn Williams First Movie Serial Star Remembered

Kathryn Williams is noted as the first star of a movie serial and lauded for her stage work and screen talent. She is described as one of Screenland's most talented and beautiful stars.

Kathryn Williams Feading Miss Williams Screenland

Piercing the Void in a Spinning Camp Tale

An old Irish prospector recalls a mining scam by a so called mental science expert in a spin filled frontier tale. The speaker claims the conman tested pockets to reveal wealth but was outwitted by a veteran who had nothing to lose.

New York Post

Fragmentary Local Note Skims Nearby Communications

The readable fragments hint at a private exchange between individuals named Jones Poe and Toe about visiting a house. The tone is casual with a possible hint of concern but no clear event or outcome is provided.

Jones Poe

Windowed mail and mischief in the street

A playful bundle of vignettes about misaddressed letters and windows into others lives. The piece riffs on mail with windows revealing names and goods across a bustling world and hints at a cheeky social commentary on honesty and trust among strangers. The tone blends whimsy with urban observation.

Minny Reflects on Fear and Odd Ballet Request

A comic fragment shows a bright yet bumbling figure nicknamed Minny debating a ballet invitation. His friends press him about joining, while he recalls his father’s orchard switch punishments and a lingering fear of peach drinks as a misheard clue.

Special Delivery Stamp Passed After Bitter Fight

New York reports on the creation of the ten cent special delivery stamp after a long congressional battle. Dr Charles Skinner recounts early proposals, committee debates, and final passage by a 79 to 66 vote, with President Arthur signing into law. The stamp expanded mail delivery rights and profits.

New York Congress Charies R. Skinner Legislative State Skinner First S Frank Hatton Doctor Skipner State Service New York State Hatton Edward M. Gates Watertown Committee On John G. Carlisle Congressional Record House Doctor Skinner Senator Money Mississippi Warry Bingham Philadelphia John Cosgrove Missouri McMillin

Passenger air line dirigibles link New York and San Francisco

Harvard professor Harvey N. Davis outlines a wartime backed project for regular passenger airship service between New York and San Francisco. Langley field Virginia would host a helium plant to supply lifting gas for a $2,500,000 Navy dirigible, with costs around five cents per mile and engines inside the outer shell.

Cambridge Mass New York San Francisco War Department Harvey N. Davis Harvard University Davis Langley Field Virginia William N. Hensley United States British Isles Navy Department

Faces Death Boldly Kolchak Killed Despite Firing Squad

In Irkutsk Captain Webb reports former head of the all Russian government Kolchak was killed after asking for a cigarette. Feppeliayeff screamed for mercy and a commissar shot Kolchak as the firing squad balked. The account notes Webb arrived from Vladivostok and describes the dramatic last moments.

Mime Kolchak

Booze Word Traces Long English Pedigree

Professor William H. Ffultre of Western Reserve University documents the etymology of booze from house to booze. He notes changing meanings from a noun and verb to excess drinking and traces early forms bousing and bouser through 1529 to 1611, highlighting its historic stigma and evolution.

Meveland William H. Ffultre Western Reserve University Hulme Professor Hulme

Breaks All Records for Earnings Off Chickens

Nogates Arizona establishes a county earnings record as H. A. Atking nets 100 dollars from 170 White Leghorn hens at Parker Canyon near Patnyvonia. He sold feed and eggs on the open market, claiming the month yielded significant gains.

Nogates, Ariz Santa Gruz County H. A. Atking Parker Canyon Patnyvonia Tie

Sugar Spoils the Heist at Elk Botting Plant

Burglars broke into the Elk Botting plant in Clarksburg West Virginia and stole 900 pounds of sugar. Police seek leads as sugar shortages drive concern and potential price impacts locally.

Clarksburg W. Va Elk Botting Company

His Overalls a Torch Ashland Ky

Frank Hubbard of Catlettsburg died after his overalls were ignited by gasoline from washing them. A match ignited the flames causing fatal burns and his death.

Ashland Frank Hubbard Catlettsburg Blubbard

Creeping Cat Dance Debuts In New York Ballroom

The cat step is described as a slow creeping dance in three variations with a touch of kittenish flair at the end of the second movement. Alexis Kosloff, former dancer with the Russian imperial ballet, is cited as the originator, aiming to join fox trot and modern waltz as a dignified ballroom style.

New York Alexis Kosloff Russian Imperial Ballet Interzar

Man Swallows Hardware During Delirium in New York

Surgeon Dr Dres Hach reports a shell shock patient who, during delirium, swallowed a hardware assortment. Doctors removed thirty rolls of tin, four wooden tongue depressors, nails, buttons, screws, needles and sixty nine other pieces from the stomach. patient to recover.

New York Dres- Hach United States Public Service

Not Wanted Travel Views Subaqueous Route

A quip on travel preferences contrasts dislike of mid air journeys with curiosity about underwater routes, reflecting a skeptical view of emerging transit ideas. The remark suggests hesitation toward air travel and openness to alternative, submerged transportation concepts.

Mexican Style Dishes and Quick Tex Mex Cookery Tips

A list of Mexican Hash, Boiled Ham with chili, Tripe Mexican Style, Kidney with Chili, and Carne de Olla recipes. Includes steps, ingredients, and cooking times with chili powder as a key spice. Concludes with a remark on orderliness as a form of everyday sanity.

How to Prepare Cozy Winter Family Meals

A family cookbook style guide lists hearty dishes for cold days. It covers hot egg nog for sleep aid, baked beans with sausage and hamburger, roast beef with onions, stuffed calves hearts, carrot salad, escalloped tomatoes with eggs, cabbage with cheese, and method notes for each.

Origin of coal from vegetable matter, James Loman argues

After studying many coal seams, James Loman concludes most coal formed from on site vegetable material. Leaves twigs bark and fruits dropped over time formed seeds and cones from large trees, creating the coal substance.

James Loman

Kilkenny Castle Rooms Preserve 80 Years On

Certain chambers at Kilkenny Castle remain almost unchanged from eight decades ago, reflecting careful preservation. The historic site's interiors retain period details and offer visitors a glimpse into the long heritage of Kilkenny.

Kilkenny Castle

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