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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
5
In Tulsa an underground electric car railway was found beneath wooden buildings where customers paid in the cars for whisky. Cars ran to a distant plant where orders were flashed by an electric button and returns brought more liquor. Police raids yielded some arrests.
Advertisement fragment lists a found pair of gold spectacles for Mrs Nelson Barker at 420 Craham Street with a contact phone 403. It also includes a Dean’s Ointment skin remedy and rental ad for two furnished rooms at 819 Market Street. Several employment ads mention selling direct to retailers and factories with potential weekly earnings.
Advertises Division of Immigration and Wisconsin Department of Agriculture public notices in Madison for homeseekers. Promotes an automobile gas additive Gaso-Tonic with sales opportunity in Indiana and Ohio. Claims three cent per gallon profit and guaranteed sales. White Mfg. Co. brand promoted as oldest and largest in its class.
Classified ads offer opportunities for ambitious men to earn $200 or more per month with sales training and liberal commissions at Power Lubricating Co Detroit and Blackstone Oil Ohio. Also an ad promoting Madame Huntingford hair and scalp treatment courses in Chicago with expert instruction at half price.
Reputed regulation sets a total figure of 1 117 509 for by total enterprizes amid tin mining and rubber production. The territories show varied readiness for industrial growth under canitel guidance.
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The Division of Agriculture at Capitol Building 315 Madison Wisconsin announces a free climate and crop guide for homeowners. The program aims to help residents adapt farming practices to local conditions and improve yields.
An eager sales pitch from The Wire Mfg. Co. Cincinnati Dept 49 promotes GASO-TONIC as a unique motor fuel. It claims low price, carbon elimination, and guaranteed sales while warning against imitators and noting chemists are baffled by its composition.
Advertisement touts GASU-TONIC as a unbeatable motor fuel with profits and 3 cent gas per gallon claims. It warns imitators and promotes White Fag Co of Cincinnati Ohio with free details.
An old readable note advertises the Dick Thompson’s Son Trctionery at 801 Ind. Ave offering up to date goods and asking patrons for continued support.
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from back pain and nighttime urination after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad cites renewed energy and better sleep with claims of prompt, efficient action against kidney trouble and related discomfort. Also mentions JEN DOOLITTLE as an advocate.
Clean wallpaper service advertised with no dirt or trouble and guaranteed satisfaction. Paul Miller can be reached at 75 Dohertys Drug Store, Spring and Maple.
Dean Oil and Paint Co of Cleveland seeks a reliable energetic man to sell lubricating oils greases and paints in Clark and adjacent counties. Salary or commission offered. Apply to Dean Oil and Paint Co Cleveland Ohio.
An advertisement by Ritchie Supply Co of Madison Indiana promotes bulk supply arrangements with huge profits and repeat customers. It offers a free catalog and exceptional deal details and invites readers to write for more information.
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