Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
Fragment describes postal terms with annual payment of 4.50 and entry of water at a post office. Details are incomplete and appear from a damaged OCR segment.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
4
Fragment describes postal terms with annual payment of 4.50 and entry of water at a post office. Details are incomplete and appear from a damaged OCR segment.
Old classified style ad markets Dr Thomas Electric Oil with 25¢ and 60¢ prices. Claims quick pain relief and wide availability through druggists. Mentions Florida Deland area prospects and a distributorship with large commission and protected territory.
The ad lot promotes Amal Oil Co and others offering high dividends, stock for $10 par value, and limited charges. It seeks salesmen, promises liberal contracts, and lists addresses in Columbus and surrounding areas. Also pitched are tonics and insurance items with various incentives and commissions.
Jeffersonville resident Mrs W Russell reports relief from back pain and weak kidneys after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes abnormal kidney secretions and overwork worsen symptoms, and she continues to rely on the remedy when needed. Also mentions government Alaska railroad investment offer and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil and Dean Ointment ads.
An advertisement offers territory open to large producers with the chance to secure a hearing with engineers and purchasing agents. It invites readers to write MR. ADAMS at BOX 190 STATION O CLEVELAND OHIO for a free book and mentions opportunities for sellers in farming on the Texas Gulf Coast.
Advertisements offer top prices for 1853 half dollar 1878 half dollar 1894 dime from Fort Worth Texas and tout coin circulation profits. Also promotions claim Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea purifies the stomach liver and nerves with weekly use and price 35 cents for tea or tablets.
Lost note books possibly near Ninth and Wall. Liberal reward offered and to be returned to Rev. W. H. Riley at 415 Eleventh Street.
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