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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1920
Page
3
A reader praising Doan's Kidney Pills describes relief from persistent kidney trouble after using two boxes. She details prior symptoms, notes long familiarity with the product, and asserts improved health since. The notice cites a June 18 1942 statement and a prior July 31 1919 testimonial, price 60 cents at dealers.
The Seelbach Hotel in Louisville transitions its famed bar area into Crutcher & Starks branch store a haberdashery and clothing room. Derby visitors will access it from Neatbach Travel lobby with fixtures copied from Paris. The opening marks a sharp shift from drinks to retail.
Mrs. Lizzie Riley of Jeffersonville endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after a severe kidney complaint flared up causing back pain dizziness and irregular kidney action. She recalls a morning episode that nearly paralyzed her and left her unable to rest in bed until relief.
The Parent Teachers Association of Hose Hill will hold the last business meeting of the season on Wednesday and Friday evening will host a social. Charles Sauer arrives from Kansas and has not visited in nearly twenty years. Walter Rumple was arrested in Louisville Friday on a child desertion charge filed by his wife Bertha Rumple before Justice Keigwin and brought to this city.
Captain Thomas N. Gimperling of the Q M C is ordered from Washington for temporary duty in Jeffersonville connected with the segregation of wool textiles.
George Stoner filed expenses of 88.86 dollars and Marion Bennett 34.99 dollars. Stoner is the Democratic candidate for treasurer and Bennett is the Republican nominee for county commissioner.
Mr and Mrs Clifford String of Nashville Tennessee are guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Joessie String on Duncan Avenue for a visit.
Mrs Walter Working of Anderson Indiana is the guest of Miss Ada Frank with Mr Albert Stump and Mr Charles noting social visit.
Mrs JuLes Erro Jr of Casco Wisconsin reports severe weakness after childbirth but says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health for fifteen years with only a minor later attack. She recommends the remedy and offers to publish her testimonial for others. The ad notes the product is made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics. It invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Lang family members who came for the funeral of Mr. Frank Lang have returned to Indianapolis. Mrs. Stump and her young daughter will stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Thro until after the high school commence unit.
Mrs Lida Chambers and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Chambers visit Mr and Mrs Todd Garrett in Indianapolis. Miss Ruth Pring entertained the ALO Club on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Brattburn of Frankfort Kentucky are guests of Misses Emma and Belle Baken and will depart for home on Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Kiley of Evansville is visiting her aunt Mrs. Dallas Lawrence.
Miss Etha Hilton extends hospitality as Mrs Rebecca Parrish, guest speaker, attends New Chapel Church next Sunday morning for the Thankoffering address.
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