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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1920
Page
2
The Week Club Calendar lists Monday events including the Turcent Events Club with Mrs. Lee Robinson and the Adelphians hosted by Mrs. Otto Keller. A newly organized civic club meets Monday night at the Young Men’s Club, plus Epworth League, D A R, Needle Craft Club, Tri Kappas, Triangle Missionary Society, and Boy Scouts activities scheduled through Tuesday.
The Twelve Needles Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Ellis. Mrs Will Robinson hosts the Calumet Club Wednesday afternoon. Wall Street Junior League meets Wednesday at 4 00. Rose Hill School Parent Teachers hold a Wednesday business meeting. The Womans Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Elnora Liston. William Alexander of Louisville will conduct prayer Wednesday night at Morton Memorial Church. The Presbyterian Aid Society holds an all day meeting Thursday. The Aid and Circle of the Christian Church meet Thursday afternoon. Wall Street and Morton Memorial Aids meet Thursday afternoon. Mrs Emily Ettel hosts Embroidery Club Thursday. The Stitch and Chatter Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Robert Howard. Rose Hill Parent Teachers observe Pethers Night Friday with mood program and social hour. The Presbyterian Guild meets Friday afternoon. The May Musical Festival will be
This ad promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a cure for poor digestion and related symptoms. It claims laxatives only offer temporary relief and urges a 25c box, with one tablet nightly for a week, then occasional use to maintain health. It asserts guaranteed availability through a charity dealer.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Friday night gathering at a school setting with unclear details about participants or purpose. The text suggests an informal event, possibly sports or assembly, but specifics are unavailable.
The speaker urges careful farming that saves and feeds more stock to turn grain into meat efficiently. Manure from fed animals will boost next crops, making farming pay. Overstocking weak animals harms policy and soil fertility dictates the farmer’s character.
The text argues that trees near crop land exhaust soil moisture and fertility beyond their canopy. It notes trees rarely improve farmstead appearance, and along highways they impede snow clearance in winter and hinder road drying in summer.
Mulford declares his cheerful offspring will grow into a champion pilot, noting the boy’s every move shows racing potential. Yet Mulford Junior has only ridden in a baby carriage so far, his proud parent observes.
A collection of aphorisms from the Chicago News outlines views on luck, regret, fairness, self awareness, and marriage. The short horse with long odds and the mirror as judge illustrate social wit and caution about human behavior.
Advert placed by Holzbog in Jeffersonville Indiana seeks blacksmiths and a painter skilled at stripe work. Employment notice appears in Adv. C 77 D May 7 8 10.
Ralph Mulford Jr resembles his famous father with the Mulford smile as he plans to watch the next Indianapolis 500 mile sweepstakes on Monday May 31 from the grandstands with his mother He pledges to treat his father to a hundred mile an hour burst on his birthday The piece notes racing drivers are human with close family ties and high risks in the sport.
The Salvation Army has purchased the Civil Service Building at Eighth and E Streets Northwest Washington, to serve as district headquarters and possibly house a home for working girls with hotel facilities and clubs. Colonel William Peart says the move will extend the Army’s activities in the capital as it adds to its nationwide network of shelters meals and rooms.
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