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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
2
The Jeffer sonville paper reports local civic matters and notices from city officials. It highlights administrative actions and community updates affecting residents in Jeffer sonville.
Parker Refining Company invites skilled salesmen with ability in oil and paint to apply. The advert promises good pay for the best talent and notes a location in Ohio. Date 3 28 31.
An unsigned ad roundup from a 19th or early 20th century page touts Honey and Tar as remedies for coughs and chest issues, claiming quick relief and healing. Other lines promote pain relief salves, a Sherman electric gun, and various sale notices, all in dense, fragmented copy.
An old advertisement promotes MeeGee's Baby Felinia as a grand corrective remedy for infant stomach and bowel disorders. It claims to relieve indigestion sourness vomiting and frequent bowel issues with coke pains and diarrhoea. The product is described as pure wholesome and pleasant to take, sold by Pega Pookit the lady.
A cluttered item notes a wide selection of paper and writing goods offered cheaply at a local shop. It mentions low prices and a sale with various items and brands, though some words are garbled.
Readable fragments mention Ghadd and Papewri with local place names and dates. The text includes scattered phrases about a public notice or event, with several proper nouns and unclear context. Further readable details are limited by garbled OCR.
An article extols Borozone as the ideal antiseptic for treating gashes bruises and wounds. It emphasizes prompt application by surgeons or attendants to prevent infection and start healing immediately.
A distressed ad style note touts security from Clark County State Bank with a claim of 3 percent compound interest. It questions future value and savings potential, urging readers to consider opening a savings account.
Feeble readable text fragment mentions a phone number 1153 and vague references to room and head ties. No clear event or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
This institution emphasizes thorough educational methods in training for business and financial affairs across vocations. It offers practical courses in shorthand and bookkeeping based on accounting practices, linking graduates with major business interests and promising reliability and practical paths to advancement.
An invitation to all interested in a training course for sound employment and managing business and financial affairs. Prospective students are urged to call, visit rooms, and inspect the program and work presented by the organizers.
A short verse echoes Kipling style about patriotic souls not wealth or nation, but small daily gains and frugal picks. It rhymes on teas, livelihoods, and pennies.
Charles F. Coffin, Indianapolis chamber president, lauds thrift as wise spending and intelligent saving. He argues thrifty communities create strong markets for merchants and advertising, urging business support for government savings campaigns and local thrift initiatives.
The note proclaims that saving five dollars weekly at four percent yields over S4 432 in five years and a small surplus to celebrate, with a claim that twenty years of five dollar weekly savings produces substantial yearly income of 318 dollars. Belton Hall is referenced as the signer.
The industrious man works hard and saves regularly, while the careless spender wastes resources. Thrift grows wealth through planned budgeting and wise investments, encouraging consistent saving and prudent financial habits.
Nu-Ex- Fire Appliance Company announces a nationwide plan to place a distributor in every county of your state offering a business opportunity for men with a small amount of capital. Address 505 Buffles Ave Columbus Ohio.
A new Jeffersonville shoe shop operated by local residents invites the public to try its products. The business at 212 Spring Street guarantees all work and promotes home industry.
Advertisement notes hives eczema and itch relief with Dean's Ointment. Claims clothing touch causes discomfort and promotes the product as a remedy sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.
For sale nine room house on a deep lot in an improved street in the best resident section. Also three cottages for sale. See owner at 727 East Maple Street Jeffersonville or call Gumb 744 Jeffersonville.
An old drugstore ad promotes a grape and lemon juice mix with lithia to “rush and stimulate kidneys” as a cure, warning of kidney overwork from rich foods and wine. It cites Druggist Fred A. Mason as proprietor and urges use to flush urine and treat ailments.
Northern area guide lists improved black land farms in corn and alfalfa near Meridian. Includes address for Southern Land and Tinybello box 843 Meridian Miss and mentions land availability and main crops.
Advertisement seeks to purchase a farm of ten to twenty acres. Contact telephone Jeffersonville 1082.
C A Schimpff and Son unveil a wide writing paper selection offering boxes at 25 cents each. Regular values up to 1.50 discounted in this sale to stock up for the future. Shop for a splendid stock and choose early.
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