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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
Helfersonville Printing Co lists A. R. Schimpff as editor and publisher at 115 West Maple. Telephone 160. Subscription rates are 6500 per year standard and 4500 per year if paid in advance. The star is entered at the P osi tive as second class matter.
Advertisement for Dr Thomas Electric Oil priced 25 cents, noting its usefulness for finger injuries cuts and burns. Mentions availability at druggists and a Florida Deland promotional booklet from the Business League with a winter reg date near orange groves and Atlantic beaches.
Industrial Mfg Co advertises as state or county distributors for invisible self starter Ford cars. Sells on sight large commission protected territory guaranteed to satisfy. Chicago address 546 Jackson Blvd.
A bold advertisement from Amalgamated Oil Co offering immediate ground floor stock at 2 cents per share with 500 par value, claiming 100 percent dividends in 90 days and 70 wells ready. Limited shares, $61,000,000 company, remit now for free information and soon declared dividends. Located at 1147 Colcord Building, Oklahoma, Okla.
Help wanted in territory to sell premium calendars and advertising specialties starting January 1 1916. Permanent position with liberal contract. Provide age selling experience and references. Address TER
Parties wishing to sell Chautauqua season tickets on commission apply to Theo Lions at 336 W. Maple St. Jeffersonville for arrangement.
Advice emphasizes readiness for injuries with Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil marketed by druggists at 25 cents. Popular remedy touted as essential for cuts burns and scalds with wide consumer appeal.
A monthly health tonic advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Moon in Tea for enriching the blood strengthening nerves and overall well being. Sold as tea or tablets by M. F. Doherty Adv. with a suggested price of 35c.
Joy-O Chemical Co promotes AGENTSVO-O as a versatile cleaner usable on garments carpets autos and toilets. It claims high profits with a daily rate of 4 to 6 dollars and offers a free sample from Dept A Toledo Ohio ACL.
An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a family system tonic to improve strength appetite digestion and sleep. Price advertised at $1.00.
Sale items advertise a $1,000 weekly accident policy with annual registration costs and a $259,000 deposit with the insurance department. The registry office is at 44 Canton Street Newark New Jersey. An eczema treatment advert promotes Dean’s ointment as safe for children and effective with small use.
Salesmen needed offering salary or commission of three to four hundred dollars monthly selling oils greases paints and specialties. Inland Oil Worke Co Cleveland Ohio advertises a strong proposition for energetic applicants.
Classified ad roundup offers opportunities in Rochester New York for salesmen in nursery goods with permanent exclusive territories and good wages. Also an insurance advertisement promoting a $1 weekly accident policy with $250000 coverage and a money making registry at 40 Clinton Street Newark New Jersey.
Advert shows D Emanuel of Anderson Indiana recruiting salesmen for a five stop proposition claiming large institutions buy scales and men can earn about $3000 yearly. References required. Also a medicinal ad for Doant Requiets constipation relief 25¢ a box available at all stores.
An Oklahoma style column cites Doan's Kidney Pills proved reliable by Mrs. W. Russell of Jeffersonville for back pain and kidney troubles. Price 50c. Also an Alaska government railroad ad invites inquiry from H. W. Ellis in Seward. Reminders to be prepared for injuries with Dr Thomas' Electric Oil sold by druggists.
A letter argues married women and mothers should not be excluded from teaching posts and calls for legal remedies if boards refuse employment for marriage or parenthood. It notes mothers can be highly effective teachers and suggests by law or by by law amendments the education field stop penalizing motherhood.
A Civil War veteran ran a tiny country post office and store, paid no clerk hire, and improvised lights from fuel hauled by trains. He set prices freely, knew everyone in Pocassene, and controlled the flow of mail and cards, shaping local commerce and daily life.
A reflection on how overconfidence in understanding a woman misleads and how former dreamers of world changing fame often reveal themselves as ineffective. The passage cautions against overreaching certainty in personal insight.
An epigram is described as a fool remark that people accept as gospel because it is easy to remember. The note reflects on how brevity and wit can shape belief regardless of accuracy.
A veteran warns that while compliments may satisfy some, a hitt collector demands missing funds and accountability, stressing that financial reckoning is essential in disputes over unpaid debts.
An 1890s style notice sells Ov'atment for itching bleeding or protruding piles at 50 cents, available at any drug store. The ad targets readers with uncomfortable symptoms and promises relief.
A brief item notes a Texas Gulf Coast farm where work leads to wins as a promotion offers a free book via a penny postcard. The promotion invites readers to send a penny postcard to receive a large free book.
A collage of classified style ads promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for digestion and purification with price 35c and testimonials. Also offered are vintage coin buyback offers up to 500 for 1853 Half Dollar and 100 for 1694 Dime, plus a sales opportunity for engineers and purchasing agents via MR. ADAMS, BOX 190, STATION CO, CLEVELAND OHIO.
Lost note books likely near Ninth and Wall with liberal reward for return to Rev. W. H. Riley at 415 Eleventh Street.
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