This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 44 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
3
A fragment quotes Sir John Lubbock on how life’s nobility rests on spirit rather than chosen vocation. The line repeats “The KITCILIN CABINETS” as a possible decorative header amid reflection.
A compact guide details multiple pudding sauces with preparation steps and serving notes. German Sauce uses sugar, water, eggs, butter, vanilla. Opera Sauce blends butter cream and sugar with optional flavor. Currant Jelly, Brown Sugar, Creamy, Orange, and Chocolate sauces are outlined with ratios, cooking times, and finishing touches.
A pithy adage attributed to Cope notes that a person’s outward claims reveal less than the truth of their inner motives. The quote cautions that self deception precedes any public posturing.
Go Great Northern advertise registration points at Omak and Spokane for 350 000 acres of Colville reservation lands open to homestead entry. Low round trip fares to registration sites June 20 July 4 and July 18 with summer tourist fares to North Pacific Coast. Stopovers allowed at Glacier National Park. mail for Colville Circular 39 with maps and booklets. E C Leedy G N R and A Paul C E Stone Mor.St Paul Minn.
In World's Work, Guy W. McConnell notes the decline of old European mine workers in the anthracite fields and the influx of southeastern European, Russian, and Polish labor. He cites UMWA President White on deteriorating conditions, rising living costs, debt to lenders, and crowded housing as miners struggle to keep families afloat.
A brief witticism notes a glover mentioning twins and a reader’s joking reply describes them as a pair of kids in a playful exchange.
Quote exchange highlights tension as opponents call a colleague a pinhead while defending limits on conduct. The sharp back and forth underscores broader questions about permissible boundaries in the discussion.
The article advises quitting coffee as the sensible remedy for caffeine related symptoms such as headache nervousness insomnia biliousness and a jumpy heart. It emphasizes stopping coffee to alleviate these effects.
An old cookbook style article describes a chicken pie served in individual dishes with a hint of onion and three small biscuits. It also provides recipes for Salmi of Pigeon Swiss Meat and Turkish Tongue with detailed steps, ingredients, and simmer times for flavorful results.
A compact cultural observation piece notes that success breeds further success more often than failure. It riffs on pay as a measure of bluff, fear of women by a man who hates them, and the appeal of scandalous dress. It mocks advice, wedlock timing, and fame as a neighbor’s cornered resource.
A collage of aphorisms from multiple newspapers. The notes poke at humor, judgment, self deception, media bias, and social taste. The quotes juxtapose how people judge stories and appearances, with wry observations on truth and daily life.
A compact quotation card cites Ralph Waldo Emerson on enthusiasm driving all great deeds and Chamfort on the value of laughter, noting that the most wasted day is one without a laugh.
A German astronomical clock shows errors of just one second over more than 18 years. New x ray methods detect flaws in thick steel castings. Japan rapidly adopts electric lighting in cities. Berlin police use pocket telephones linked to city circuits. An adjustable camera lens finder attachment is invented. An American improves sanitation in Jerusalem reducing malaria. A new wire loop device handles hot cooking utensils.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quips about human folly luck and social habits. The lines mix humor reflection and street wisdom with phrases about eyes jokes ten years and banana peels.
A collection of wry maxims on optimism, sympathy, and reform. The speaker humorously warns that even well meaning advice can be insincere and reveals a wary view of pride and self improvement.
A collection of statistics on employment, trade, and production across nations and regions. Highlights include New Jersey factories employing 232000 workers, Britain’s wool consumption, US tungsten ore output and value, Malaga dried orange peel exports, Kentucky birth and death totals, US tungsten value, and 1914 aluminum usage and worth.
The quote asserts that true happiness lies in appreciating others' good qualities and sharing in their joy as if it were one's own. It highlights selfless empathy and communal joy as the highest form of contentment.
Simple cupcake and cake fillings and frostings outlined with pineapple orange fruit and plain chocolate options. Pineapple filling uses gelatin, pineapple and lemon with stiff frosting. Orange filling blends orange juice rind cornstarch eggs sugar and butter. Fruit filling mixes raisins almonds figs dates citron with boiling frosting. Chocolate icing combines chocolate milk brown sugar and butter. Maple filling uses maple sugar syrup.
The passage lists recipes for soup garnishes and ball shapes. Marrow Balls use marrow bread crumbs parsley salt pepper and egg, formed into filbert sized balls and simmered. Spinach Basils mix chopped spinach with fine bread crumbs pepper salt cayenne and egg white, poached in hot soup. Forcemeat Balls combine veal or chicken with soaked crumbs milk butter eggs and spices, formed almond shaped and simmered, with ham option.
An editorial sentiment from the New Canaan Advertiser urges young men to keep daily income ahead of expenses. It condemns idleness and profligate spending while praising honest labor in any field as honorable, noting that persistent shortfalls can lead to dependence on public aid.
A tribute praising a man for honesty integrity and civic duty. It lauds his effort to support his family and be a good neighbor, arguing he raised the community’s standing and embodies the best society on earth.
In a Kansas City Journal reprint style note the phrase Blow thyself appears as a critique of wasteful spending. The piece frames prudent fiscal behavior as the era’s guiding principle, urging consumers and public spenders to value restraint and self control.
Snobbery is described as expensive, excess baggage, a counterfeit in society, and a dangerous force. Comparisons frame it as a paralyzing chloroform to the mind, a disease that swells the head, and a veil that cannot fully conceal sins.
Mrs. M J Crocker learns lace making in a Los Angeles school. J C Nickerson of Pittsfield wears an overcoat bought 55 years ago. L A McClintock of Pendleton Ore attacked by a rooster. Gm F Pfeister of St Louis seeks divorce as wife, 65, goes out at night. Sarah Hunsberger of Allentown inherits 200000 from Robert Pyle estate once a boarder in her home.
Selection from National Proverbs of France presents maxims on courage in danger, marital dynamics, love without bread and wine, speaking wisely, and living according to nature with patience and restraint toward physicians.
A syndicated quip about marriage and bachelor conscience. The widow counsels self reliance and cautions that love and success can hinge on partnership, noting men rely on wives for support while courting or climbing in life.
A concise slice notes a man born without hands mastering penmanship and highlights that many influential theories in intellect have emerged from thinkers who faced extreme adversity.
A compact collection of notable quotes from Hunt Seneca MacDonald Carlyle Montaigne and Taylor. The reflections address manners time generosity restraint wisdom and self awareness. Each aphorism presents a concise moral or insight drawn from diverse thinkers.
Editorial muses on news scarcity and self reliance while joking about humor, human nature, and behavior. The piece blends pithy maxims about waiting, laughter, and criticizing bluntly in a concise, humorous tone.
In a Stray Stories exchange, Mr. Goode claims the man is so honest he would not steal even a pin. Mr. Cayenne questions the pin test and suggests trying him with an umbrella to prove honesty.
A humorous anecdote about Eddie at lunch choosing to eat the final pudding. He asks each person if they want it, finds none, then sizes up the room and asks aloud if they would eat it if he were dead. The moment highlights his concern for others and his dramatic self reference.
New Zealand reports an annual death rate below one percent signaling improving health outcomes. The data point highlights low mortality relative to population size and may reflect healthcare access and public health measures.
A terse aphorism on ignorance and wisdom, urging proactive pursuit of desires. It notes job loss can erode confidence and ends with a provocative quip about a woman's cake drawing guests for seconds.
On D. D. Hess’s Quarryville area farm, terrier dogs chased giant rats to their hives but only tails were seized. Years later a new brood of tailless rats appeared, indicating lingering infestation despite past efforts.
Retiring touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. A clean healthy scalp means good hair and freedom from dandruff itching burning crustings and scalings. Free sample by mail with Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Two sharp merchants meet weekly in friendly golf matches and police each other for rule infractions. One driver hits out of bounds then slyly swaps in a new ball, declaring triumph as the missing ball is retrieved. The joke ends with the quip You’ve been standing on it for ten minutes.
An advertisement claims ethine double strength cream removes freckles. Apply nightly and morning from an ounce of product bought at a druggist and see freckles fade, with lighter spots disappearing entirely. The ad guarantees a refund if it fails.
A light exchange about love as a disease ends with a joke that a bachelor married a girl worth half a million in her own right. The spinster notes the gold cure, and the bachelor confirms the fact with a humorous bite.
Advertising copy claims old and feeble people, plus weaker youths, will be strengthened to endure summer heat by taking Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purports to purify blood, enrich the body, and build up the system.
Reproof crosses a farm dispute as Farmer Corntessel defends his son Josh who insists the plan to farm corn and hay spoils the proposed golf links. The exchange hints at tension between farming and recreation plans.
Mrs Anna Kelly of Burlington Wisconsin says irregu lar pains in side and back vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She urges other suffering women to try the remedies and notes the firm offers confidential free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
A late seventeenth century Flemish tapestry titled The Haymakers brought 1400 dollars at the Anderson galleries sale in New York, selling to M. Kernochan. Other notable results include a Sung dynasty wine jar about 960 A D sold for 175, a Ming Chinese painting for 160 to M Kernochan, a Ming landscape for 150 to the same buyer, and another Ming landscape sold to W Hotchkiss for 130.
Pure blue ball blue product advertises a true blue whitening agent that makes clothes whiter than snow. Marketed as the best, sold in large packages by reputable grocers for five cents.
A broadcast admonition warns schoolgirls against excessive zeal in teaching students to speak out. The tone urges restraint and prudent communication in classroom discourse.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.