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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
2
Short notice from the Jeffersonville Printing Co at 15 West Maple Street under editor in chief Pasiness Vinnager announces services and contact figures for the city newsroom.
Editorial critiques the handling of government offices and resignations, questions the legislature's authority to empower a Secretary of State for passports, and points to the Navy Department's unpreparedness for war while urging cooperation to defeat Germany.
The report suggests Palmer may push for another price inquiry while resisting broad regulations. Mentions a peace treaty and a figure associated with it, with unclear references to outcomes or supporters.
Unclear how President Wilson will respond to the evolving France situation. Officials say decisive steps will come only after further developments and consultations with allies.
Charlestown pupils from the Dra fuuide Personae presented Brown Pied Betty in Leixington Indiana last Friday night before a large audience. The production drew strong appreciation from the crowd and showcased the students' acting talents.
A church meeting held Sunday in the curlors of the Church gathered for devotion to Harriet stalker Reading A Sunday School sp auna Frances Harriman. Business focused on the collection of dues.
County officers for the Home Economic Club were to be elected at a meeting Saturday in Enurlestown. H. A. Stephens of Voom was named president, with Mrs. Laudierwood and others in line for key posts. The group planned plans for October.
The text describes a missionary meeting hosted by a women's society with a program including a talk on the Far East and speeches by Miss Clara and Mrs Vawterr. It mentions guest speaker Mrs Vawterr of Jeffersonville addressing missionary work and aid, with a Mystery Box activity conducted by Clara and others.
The Ularie-tuan Home Economic Chu held a May 1 meeting in the school hall with reports from committees. A Mothers Day menu and music were arranged, readings and poems were shared, and members displayed baby pictures for a guessing contest among guests from other Home Economic clubs.
Charlestown hosts county clubs gathering after a day of school activities. The Charlestown grade school closed last Friday with the 1st through 8th grades enjoying hikes and a scenic dinner at The Lick and Rocky Bend. The High School will close May 21 with commencement in the school auditorium.
Mrs F A Guthrie will host the Standard Bearers next Friday night. Mrs Myrtis Smith and two sons of Louisville were the guests of the group and...
Mr and Mrs Chas Holman and family were hosts for a Sunday visit. 2nd Mrs J D Sharp joined relatives for a Sunday gathering. Mrs Lyman Gold returned to Indianapolis after two weeks with relatives. daughter Mary stayed longer. Mr Wendel Goodwin left for Akron Ohio to work. wife to join later. Albert Drury and family move to former Carr property on Maine. Rev Fred Davies conducts Christian Church meetings. Epworth League Rally Day and officer installation at M I Church next Sunday.
The article notes Missionary Rev. Pot G C A Nichols leading Baptists in Burma, with Burmese youth benefiting from frequent press trips and sales aiding practical industrial education as they travel to Mandalay and Notika.
The article describes an ambitious venture on the Burma frontier tied to the Trawadd river region. It highlights the Northern Baptist Mission movement led by Dr. Nichols, aiming to create trade apprenticeships and industrial education for local youths as part of a broader Christian society expansion. The text links missionary education to economic independence and cites railway prospects and funded equipment for workshops.
The excerpt warns against both overfeeding and underfeeding to prevent stunted growth in the stock. It stresses maintaining a steady, adequate diet to support proper development and vitality.
The article urges buyers to choose fore quarter beef to cut costs and stabilize prices. It cites USDA guidance on price differentials between fore and hind quarters, and notes fore quarter cuts are suited for loaves and stews, with guidance on a loaf recipe and baking in a moderate oven.
The institution stands for thorough educational methods in training its students for the business and financial affairs of all vocations. Its shorthand course is thorough and reliable. It places graduates in touch with the largest and best business interests.
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