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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
4
A reader from California reports using over the counter syrups to ease winter colds and lingering coughs. The letter mentions remedies like Ben Ton Pee and other tonics, claiming relief from bronchial irritation and flu symptoms.
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Will J. Morris sells his entire jewelry line including watches and silverware to focus solely on optical business. Customers are urged to see Morris before buying for potential savings.
Desirable furnished three room apartment available for rent. Includes piano and convenient location. Apply at 128 Indiana avenue.
Carriage in first class condition offered for sale. A bargain. Apply at 632 East Court Avenue or call 1568 for details.
Elmer Goldman resigns from the constable post in Jeffersonville township effective July 1. He cites ill health as the reason for stepping down to the Board of County Commissioners.
Word arrives in New York that Sergt Joseph Vollmer, previously stationed in France, has reached the city after a period overseas.
Perry Clapp of Nabb and Mrs Nora Kelly of New Washington married in Jeffersonville. Kelly had previously married twice to the same man, first in 1902. Albert Bare was shot in the Kelly home. Kelly was acquitted after trial. He later remarried in 1916 and the couple separated in 1918.
Lillie Miarzenell sues Flohert E. Wilson and Rose Wilson in Clark Circuit Court for 35000 damages claiming injuries from a June 28 1917 automobile collision. Plaintiff was a passenger in a car owned by the defendant and driven by Mrs. Wilson, which collided with a stretcae at Spring and Court Avenue on June 28 1917.
W T Houghland, owner of 1500 acres in Decatur county, may establish a new canning factory there after disposing of holdings at Underwood. Miss Ada Lawes plans an afternoon studio gathering at 214 W Chestnut Street with several pupils. Miss Helen Buckley of New Washington visits Mr and Mrs S W Herrod at Pearl Street. Mapor and Mrs D C Peyton will not meet this evening.
J. Schwartz from Purdue University poultry department will conduct culling demonstrations in Clark County on August 11 and 12. The events aim to educate farmers on efficient flock management and egg production techniques.
Farmers near Jeffersonville reported further damage to standing wheat from yesterday's heavy rain. The rain ripened grain and caused it to fall before harvest, complicating field work.
The Weinstein Clothiers base ball club led by Ern est Tracy will travel to Louisville Sunday afternoon to face the Turners Boat Club. They will catch the 12 50 car to Louisville.
Mr and Mrs Herman Leist formerly of New Albany have moved to Reading Pennsylvania to locate. Mr Leist has accepted a position there and Mrs Leist is known previously as Amelia Haas before her marriage.
James Neil Hag arrived home from Hattiesburg Mississippi having retrieved his honorable discharge.
Ev ery city and county. Make S20 a day with PARKO CLEANER, ready to use without water, necessity in every public institution, factory, office and home and among automob ilists. Repeat orders come easy, fast. Small capital nets you $2000 to $5000 per annum. Write Parko Sales Co. 32 Vesey St. New York.
The notice promotes McGees Baby Elixer as a universal remedy for sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaint suitable for homes with babies. It claims no opium or injurious drug and lists Ben Doolittle as the seller. It also touts HERBINE as a liver stimulant to relieve dizziness vertigo sallow complexion and flatulence with Ben Doolittle again as seller.
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