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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
2
Jeffersonville resident Marion Bennett announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the First District for County Commissioner, subject to the Republican Primary on May 4, 1920.
We are authorized to announce that James E Taggart is a candidate for Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit subject to the decision of the Republican primary May 4 1920 Adv
The Star announces Harland D. Sanders as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Clark County, subject to the May primary election.
A news item notes Lewman as a candidate for the Democratic nomination in County Commissioners first district with a May 4 1920 primary. It references a Senate resolution for a Grain Corporation inquiry and remarks by former Senator Ham Lewis on a San Francisco convention nomination. It comments on Treasury method changes for imports and busy federal officials at the San Francisco event.
Democratic lawmakers who attempted to meet the President over Article X report being rebuffed. They note ongoing effort to press the issue despite a cold reception and lack of audience.
Lord George assured India that the Sultan would remain in Constantinople to avert a Muslim uprising. The remark raises questions about why the United States would be drawn into religious imperial controversies.
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, a leading Democrat, sought an audience with the President about the treaty but was denied at the door. He holds that the principal obstacle to ratification lies with President Wilson, despite efforts to gain support for Americanized reservations.
A discussion on poultry preparation notes that French poulterers highly a d dress carcass appearance and that American methods aim for price through care. A cocoa cake recipe is given with butter sugar eggs milk vanilla cocoa baking powder and flour. The Laurentide Company of Quebec is re foresting cut over lands and importing Newfoundland reindeer to test work as dog substitutes in winter woods operations.
A newly invented wheelbarrow empties by pressing the handles, prompting readers to suggest improvements to the hod idea. The brief notes a crowd of readers seeking better efficiency and ease of use.
A small truck carrying a wheel is designed to bolt in place temporarily to tow an automobile with a broken axle. The device enables a repair shop to move the car without a full tow trailer, simplifying field work and roadside assistance.
A notorious troublemaker who disrupted a summer event now enjoys skating on thin ice to crack it and frighten skaters, turning a risky stunt into a local spectacle.
A short set of instructions advises taking one ounce of gum camphor and pouring it over six ounces of alcohol, then using the mixture to bathe the bust twice daily.
In Rome the Scuola Di Polizia Scientifica trains men in modern detective methods. Entry requires two years of law study. The four month course covers dactyloscopy record keeping penal law psychology of criminals and cross examination. Fingerprint bureau started in 1908 with monthly additions and includes foreign crime impressions.
Do not cool a hot bronze bearing with water. Let it cool naturally, or if in a hurry use oil instead of water.
Among many American women in traveling sales, Miss Helen Courtney stands out as selling her own line of goods. She handles fire engines and other firefighting apparatus for a Columbus Ohio manufacturer and is noted as one of the most successful sales representatives in the business.
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