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Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a possible race or event but names and details are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about participants, location, and outcome.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a possible race or event but names and details are unreadable, leaving ambiguity about participants, location, and outcome.
Fragmentary notice reports a soldier overseas whose wife died at home. Partial text mentions a divorce and a local business invitation for dice repairing machinery at 212 Spring Street, with E. W. McPherson & Son. The readable items hint at personal hardship and a local ad tied to the person.
Community leaders warn delays on school bond loans after failure to secure needed support. Officials cite funding needs, district projects, and anticipated costs while promising continued efforts to resubmit during the next session.
Mrs Alters of Oregon Wisconsin reports severe organic trouble that kept her from walking. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she recovered enough to tend 600 chickens daily and recommends the remedy to others facing similar problems.
Fragmentary readable lines mention Margate and local names with unclear context. The text reads like a damaged page segment with scattered words and potential names, not a complete report or event.
Medical note stresses that rapid antiseptic first treatment prevents infection as wounds begin healing. It endorses Burozone as the ideal antiseptic for both people and animals to reduce danger and promote recovery.
Fragmentary notes indicate Mrs Dal Warder plans to attend events at Washington and visit heroes still at the sep. A warder will oversee preparations at Chamber Pier Pal while the Wilton College Sanadger Pisston seeks attendance.
An ad claims BALLARIUS SNOW JLINIMENTA Red cures skin trouble without scarring. It allegedly stops itching instantly and, after several applications, removes the cause and provides a permanent cure. Sold by B. Doolittle.
Fragmentary OCR reading references Indianapolis police and city department activity. Names and roles are unreadable, but suggests a nighttime incident or departmental duties with officers mentioned in error.
Business men on Spring Street and supporters of city growth are urged to attend tonight's Young Business Men's Club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. The session will discuss where the Diamond Pure Food Company should locate in town.
Mr and Mrs George Gaither of 61 Broadway announce corporal Harry Gaither will return home tomorrow from 13 months overseas now at Camp Sherman to receive discharge. Their other son George Jr is in Germany with the army of occupation and expected to come home after the peace treaty is signed.
A Cincinnati firm advertises profitable repeating sales and urges district agents to contact Big Wizard Chemical Co at 48 F Court Street for inducements and future purchases.
Misses Edith and Mary Grace Bottoni return to Henderson Kentucky after visiting Mr and Mrs Homer Bottoni on East Seventh Street and other relatives in Louisville.
The Christian Endeavor business meeting at St Luk's church will be held tonight. Arrangements will likely be made to send members to a summer conference focusing on modern Endeavor methods and youth work.
Through a deed filed in the County Recorder office Charles Hamlin transfers Lot 87 in Otisco to James Helzer for 1400 dollars.
Derailment of a Dinkey coach between New Albany and Jeffersonville caused many New Albany employees to be late. The Pennsylvania line incident disrupted morning transit and affected local labor.
The Reliable Shoe Repairing Co located at 212 Spring Street in Jeffersonville unveils its latest improved repairing machinery. All work is guaranteed as ordered.
Coal range in good condition offered for sale. Apply at 315 Locust Street for details and purchase.
A young woman’s letter reports relief from backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and kidney bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. She claims better sleep and significantly reduced pain and plans to continue using them. Mrs. Chas Gray Detroit Michigan endorses the product and Ben Doolittle sells it.
Advertises a new typewriter for sale with payment options including small monthly payments or cash. Includes the terse contact instruction to write L. W. T. at Bee it9 care Star.
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