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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
Finder asked to return to 41032 E. Chestnut Street with a liberal reward offered. Item listed is an Amethyst Rosary from the Indianapolis Louisville Traction Company. Adv appears with dates May 4 to May 8.
For sale eggs in Jeffersonville Indiana from Glen E Burtt two options prices three dollars per single setting or special rates per hundred. Advertised through May 6. Also wanted a cook for the Jeffersonville Orphan's Home on Meigs Avenue inquiries at the Home phone 255. Advertised April 15-21.
Four room cottage for sale located at 617 Indiana Avenue. Call between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the address for details. Advertisement appears in the April to May 6 edition.
Help wanted ad seeks a core maker for Gardner Foundry and Machine Co in New Albany. Contact D. 61 with application details for May 1 3 4 5.
The Ladies' Aid groups at Memorial and St Luke's meet Thursday with various hostesses. Christian Church and Presbyterian Aids hold Thursday afternoon sessions. English Club gathers Thursday night. W M S and W H M S plan Friday events. Mr and Mrs William Willinger welcome a ten pound baby girl born Sunday May 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank J Braun.
Mrs. Lizzie Riley of Jeffersonville credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with relieving a severe kidney attack and subsequent symptoms after two boxes. She reiterates the improvement and urges others to use the remedy, priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY endorses the product.
George Parks from Indianapolis visits with A. L. Groves of St. Petersburg Florida attends at H. H. Duffy Howard Park. Tabor Lodge initiates three. Red Men Carnival at Spring Hill draws strong patronage. George and Mrs. Ahrendts return from bridal tour and settle on Utica Pike farm. Chestnut Street PTA to hold business meeting at 2 pm with May festival to follow. Mrs Phipps of Claysburg is ill. Helen Pearson of Cleveland aids Red Cross in first aid training.
A column discusses marriage as a profession similar to medicine or law. It argues women should prepare for wife and mother duties, while noting men’s training should match with expectations of husband and father. Frances Frear endorses balanced prep for both spouses.
The verse notes that a man in love must cover all the expenses when furnishing a flat, highlighting the practical burden of domestic setup coupled with romance.
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