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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented list outlines candidates for state and local offices in Indiana. Names such as ARLOL EVANS HUGHES, LES W. EHREN FAIRBANKS, and E. Watson appear alongside offices like Governor Lieutenant Governor and State Senator. The text references counties and districts including Indianapolis Evansville Carmel Greensburg Bloomington and Goshen, with various judges and clerks noted.
Ambiguously sourced ad text offering quick money via stock shares and 8 percent dividends. Mentions Amalga and a cheap building near the S W tracks with factory suitability. Contact J. manager Claggett at Saddle Ninth and Spring Jefferind.
Walter M Schoenler son of William Po Schenler and Moss Helen Ro BRehrine of St Loves will wed in St Louis Wednesday evening and then go to Jeffersonville to visit his father. Schoenler is a Jeffersonville Tech School graduate and civil engineering student at Purdue and works with a major structural firm in St Louis.
Over 309000 soldiers and 300000 men nationwide enroll in the International Correspondence Schools campaign in Scranton Pennsylvania. Foremen managers and factory employers join as Railroads and universities endorse I C S programs and texts. The National Association of Steam Engineers and the American Electric Railway Association back the schools offerings.
A grocery sale listing many low prices for noodles soup mix crackers and baking goods. Includes boxed macaroni spaghetti five cent and ten cent items and bulk baking soda washing soda and powders. Encourages saving money and paying cash to avoid credit debts.
A vivid recruitment plea extols youth opportunity and argues training opens paths to success. It promotes the Industrial Preparedness Campaign led by Captain N. H. Fister of Louisville to supply trained workers and invites inquiries without obligation. It also includes brief ads for Dean's Ointment and a salesman wanted, plus a note on Mexican tensions and low priced railroads.
An advertisement from White Mfg Co Cincinnati promotes Sedl GASO-TONIC gasoline at 3 cents per gallon with claims of carbon elimination and a dollar per hour profit guaranteed. Department 35. Ad date August 25.
Classified note offers a cast iron coal range oak glass safe and a tanl for sale. The ad directs interested buyers to apply at 334 Ne gs Ave.
Wood and Co advertise Madame Huntingford European specialist offering hot oil scalp treatment and head face neck care. She will conduct a full course this summer at half price in principal cities. Promises expert hairdressing manicuring and a pleasant, rapidly learned business. Write 1018 Stevens Building Chicago.
Direct sales position offered to factors mills and farmers with established route. Pays $50 to $100 weekly. Located in Cleveland Ohio.
Schools present a week long window display at The Dohert Drug Store starting Thursday June 15 with a 15 discount on prices. Employers seek trained men and N H Fisher offers to explain courses to potential students.
An advertisement calls for men to sell Gaso-Tonic gasolene in Southern Indiana and Southwestern Ohio. It claims the product eliminates carbon, offers a dollar an hour profit, and guarantees sales. White Mfg Co, described as the oldest and largest in the field, seeks clean-cut, forceful workers for stores garages mines and mills.
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports constant side and back pains attributed to kidney weakness. After using Foley Kidney Pills he experienced relief after the first dose and decisive relief within 48 hours. The ad claims benefits for rheumatism backache swollen joints and stiff muscles and says the pills also stop sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Ben Doolittle.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Regulats 25¢ per box as a mild remedy for liver and bowel issues claiming to ease dyspepsia and constipation. Available at all drug stores.
Local ad notices offer ten cents fare for a single rider within city limits with two or more passengers at five cents each and a minimum fare of ten cents. Hourly trips cost two dollars for one passenger or a party of four. Also promoting Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for burns cuts and emergencies and Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs with a testimonial.
An elderly Covington reader recalls a neighbor whose young child suffered a severe cough from croap and how Foley's Honey and Tar eased it. The letter extols the product as a reliable remedy for coughs, colds, and whooping cough across ages.
Official Wisconsin publications for soil, climate and crops directed at homeseekers. Division of Immigration notes Capitol Ride and Mac'son address with a 315 Wis. location.
Advertisement for GASO-TONIC from The White Mfg. Co. Cincinnati Ohio extols a mystery motor fuel that equals gaso line at 3 cents per gallon, claims carbon elimination, high hourly profits, and guarantees safety while warning of imitators.
Wanted advertisement offers $200.60 monthly earnings with training at Power Lubricating Co in Detroit Michigan. Also promotes highcrats Paints Lubricating Oils and Blackstone Oil & Ohio with good territories and liberal commissions for salesmen.
Woman admires clear skin and rosy complexion as Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised to purify the blood, improve digestion, and clear the skin. Sold by all druggists for $1.00.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchial coughs and related ailments, along with Foley Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and other products. It includes a mail-in offer to receive a trial package via Foley & Co. Chicago and mentions Burdock Blood Bitters as another remedy. Also lists a second hand six hole coal range for sale with winter correction and a telephone contact.
An old advertisement from White Mfg Co Cincinnati promotes GASO TONIC gasoline with claims of higher profits and guaranteed sales. It mentions Department 10 and a dollar hourly profit, noting gasoline is rising in price and carbon equals value.
Division of Agriculture Madison Wisconsin advertises free soil climate and crops information for homeseekers from Capitol Building Madison.
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