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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
iETERSONVILLE PRINTING CO. A. R. SCHIMPFF, Editor and Publisher. 5 Weet Maple St. Telephone 160. 60 per year. 64.50 per year i paid In Advance. ius wtar ja entered at the Post te. ap second-class matter.
Deland Florida advertises an ideal winter with orange groves and nearby university, beaches 25 miles away via a hard road. The notice includes a call to request a booklet from the Business League secretary in Deland. It also markets Dr Thomas Electric Oil for ailments at 25 cents from druggists.
Advertisements offer state or county distributors for Ford cars with large commissions and guaranteed satisfaction, plus stock investment pitches from Amalgamated Oil Co and a calendar advertising sales position. The notices urge rapid action, list addresses in Chicago and Oklahoma, and advertise limited enrollment and liberal contracts.
Parties may sell Chautauqua Season Tickets on commission by applying to Theo. Lyons at 336 W. Maple St. Jeffersonville. Adv. The notice mentions uncertain phrases about injuries and opens. It references Thomas' Electric Oi and a drugstore selling product.
An old advertisement claims the beverage enriches blood and nerves and keeps you well with regular monthly use. The ad promotes Holliester's Rocky Maori Tea for 35 cents and lists M. F. Doherty as the seller.
An advertisement touts ARO LENTSJOY O cleaner as a versatile product priced at 4 to 6 dollars per day, claiming 200 percent prefit and use by mechanics, homemakers, and general users. It promises garment and carpet cleaning plus auto care, with a 15 cent sample and free literature from Joy-O Chemical Co. Dept. A Toledo.
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a family system tonic improving appetite digestion and sleep with a claimed price of one dollar. It emphasizes strength and healthy comings with the tonic.
Classified notices advertise salesmen positions for a $1,000 death and weekly accident policy with key registration and $1 annual fee at Newark New Jersey and Clinton Street in Newark. Additional ads promote oils greases paints and hair bristle products and a nursery with exclusive territory in Rochester New York.
Advertisements offer sales positions with commission potential and references required. Prospects in Anderson Indiana are noted with earnings cited at $3000 yearly. Also an ad for a constipation remedy and a pain relief medicine appears, promoting over the counter drugs at 25 cents a box.
An early-20th century note on marriage and disillusionment. The verse laments fleeting joy, unrealistic romance, and domestic strains as couples face stale meals, failed meals, and conflict over cooking. It hints at divorce and unhappiness beyond the wedding day.
A fragmented passage discusses ideals and virtue, urging care for quality of life and personal standards. It contrasts noble thoughts with moral decline and emphasizes guarding one’s ideals as essential to societal direction. An abrupt scene follows of a parent discovering a child hidden in a closet, the child muttering lines about clothes and darkness.
A tense scene unfolds as a mother searches for her hidden baby and a vengeful voice declares it is waiting for others. The exchange highlights fear, urgency, and a looming threat.
The excerpt notes a teacher’s misused sentence The toast was drank in silence and Bennie Sheridan’s correction The toast was ate in silence. It reflects a brief humor moment and a remark on a man interfering in a woman’s affairs in a novel and a contrast between decorating old houses and faces.
Mrs. W. Russell of 818 Watt St Jeffersonville reports kidney trouble worsened by overwork and back pain relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges others to use the same remedy noting improved kidney secretions and lasting benefits. Sold for 50 cents at dealers nationwide. Foster Milburn Co Ruffalo NY.
Classified ad notes salesmen with ability to secure hearings with engineers and purchasing agents. territory open to big producers. Includes contact address MR. ADAMS BOX 190 STATION 0 SLEVELAND OHIO. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a summer remedy for digestion and skin issues with price 35c.
An OCR fragment advertises high payments for old coins including 1853 Half Dollar and 1694 Dime with mint, plus mentions a mail-in circulator. It also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming health benefits and weekly use for nervous conditions, with price points 35 cents for tea or tablets.
Lost note books near Ninth and Wall with liberal reward offered for return to Reverend W. H. Riley at 415 Eleventh Street. Advantageous city notice.
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