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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
Official paper of Jeffersonville advertises paid advance rates and sales positions. Surgeons endorse BUROZONT antiseptic for initial wound treatment on humans and animals. Advertisement notes Parker Refining Company in Cleveland, Ohio and a general call for skilled sales talent.
For sale a brand new Typos vic tor. Will take staal last how pary ment or cash. Big bargae. A predecessor L W OL lite tig care St.
A fragmented classified note advertises an American Adding Machine with basic functions like adding and multiplying. It asks to send a name and hints at a forthcoming address box listing. The text includes garbled street references and an emphasis on the device’s tastiest appeal.
Neighboring notice seeks men and women to fill police positions in the area. It lists eligibility updates, background checks, and contact details for application. Located near Phoenix Poseera Og on West Market Street, Stauton ady and 1000 Philadelphia.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a “clean profitable” remedy with promises of cure and inducements to districts. It contains garbled brand names, mentions court street and criminal context, and claims permanent relief with minimal details.
The readable text mentions health and diet terms, mentions supplies and fake exercises, and includes unclear phrases about cleanliness and a product or brand. It appears as garbled OCR from a local page with no clear event or person names.
The notice promotes MitGee's Baby Flixie as a grand corrective remedy for infant stomach and bowel disorders including indigestion sourness and cramps. It emphasizes gentle tasting formula and claims to relieve discomfort in babies, with seller listing Hen Glosticdeady as the distributor.
Large sale advertised with limited stock and discounted prices. Mention of 25 cents per item and a prompt supply for Totare customers. Readers urged to view the stock and visit the shop to take advantage of the low prices.
An old style advertisement warns of recurring back pain signaling kidney issues. It promotes Gold Medal Hearlem Oil Caperles as a remedy, claiming quick relief by flushing germs and restoring health, with a money back guarantee if not helped.
Dr J Rn Poaiue of Seattle Dr Fred Busher of New York and Dr C F Hesper of New York discuss the Centenary Celebration’s use of motion pictures to spread a peace message. The plan includes showing foreign villages with real natives to give audiences a global view without long travel. Dr Earl Paevier notes the event aims to demonstrate the practical power of cinema as a universal language.
An Ohio chemist touts Miro Pile Remedy as a groundbreaking internal treatment that cures piles by reaching the ulcers directly. The ad claims rapid relief in days, endorsements from druggists nationwide, and a guarantee with no charge unless it conquers the worst cases. It notes external treatments and surgery only offer temporary relief and mentions a separate Miro Pile Ointment for itching piles.
HAT’s private collection of Indian curias is loaned to the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus. Directors announce no reserved seats for The Wayfarer pageants, with arena doors opening each evening for general spectators. Season tickets admit pageants. single gate admission adds fifty cents for the Coliseum evening feature.
An Indian trader from Ortonville Minnesota, Mr Palm, displays artifacts as part of a celebration. The exhibit promises substantial attention to Pueblo pottery Navajo weaving and St Regis basketry as living native traditions.
A portrait of Sir Hugh Clifford the long serving colonial era administrator. From Malay service to Pahang and the West Indies his career spans The Gold Coast and Ceylon. A witty yet independent governor admired for frontier experience and letters including Malay dictionaries and adventures. Advertisement for McGEE'S BABY ELIXER ends the piece.
Samuel T Kramer of Sel lersville Pa reports kidney trouble and two years of backache are gone after using Foley Kidney Pills. Ad writer claims kidneys overwork cause waste and pain and that Foley Kidney Pills provide quick relief and healing tonic effects. Also says aids bladder trouble.
An advertisement from Gark County State Bank touts security and a 3 percent compound interest savings account starting with a $2100 deposit. The note emphasizes future planning with a forward-looking tone.
A historical note touts dizziness vertigo and sallow complexion as liver torpor signs. It claims Herbine is a powerful liver stimulant and that a dose or two will dispel symptoms. Sold by Ben Doolittle.
C A Schimpf and Son advertise a large stock of writing paper regular values up to 1.50 selling at 25c a box. Encourages customers to lay in a future supply with a wide selection.
Jeffersonville resident Mrs. Nora Ryan describes weak kidneys and back pain from kidney trouble. She praises Doan's Kidney Pills as relieving backaches and other signs after using them from Doherty’s Drug Store. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
A grateful young woman reports Foley Kidney Pills eased backache rheumatic pains and tired feelings improving sleep and reducing kidney and bladder trouble. She plans to continue use. Mrs. Chas Gray Detroit Michigan endorses the remedy, sold by Ben Doolittie.
Classified notice seeking a farm size ten to twenty acres for purchase. Contact via telephone Jeffersonville 1032 for details.
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