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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
5
Editor in chief L. O. Hester and business manager C. Swartz lead the official city newspaper. The masthead lists these roles for the Jeffersonville paper.
New financing method for welfare work enables Salvationists to reallocate efforts. Article highlights how efficiency gains reduce time spent on routine tasks, freeing resources for frontline support and community outreach. Regular deployments and church programs are mentioned as benefiting from the streamlined process.
A fragmented report describes salvage efforts and protective measures under a wartime act. It mentions organizations and individuals tied to salvage operations, asset protection, and the use of salvaged goods for purposes including shielding and relief, with references to methods and wartime logistics.
A garbled calendar fragment lists a mix of names and items including references to Morr en Metroid and Vermers an Puesdiw qigh. The text mentions sections such as Wall give a pus athe Vermers and Vie Pri Nap pate with scattered mentions of Stl Parker Chidreda and Dinah Wall Abs.
The Busy Bees meet Wednesday with Mary Mee. Wroe Avenue lease on Wall Street discussed. Miss Daisy Maeleis leaves Foine’s Obsel: Wednesday dictates the Church.
A mid spring schedule lists the Aed Societies of the Presby freedan and related church events at several venues. Miss Leora Glauber and Mrs Joseph Goodman are seen among organizers with garden party and embroidery club activities noted.
Fragmentary text mentions events and names in a scrambled urban bulletin. It references a panel meeting, speakers and local venues, but most details are obscured leaving only hints of dates and places.
10 000 plants available including cabbage and huckleberry plants with three crops per season. Berries priced 30 to 40 cents per quart. Tomato plants also offered. Iwo weeks to berries. Plants 20e a dozen. Decker's Place 722 Spring St May 18 to 24 Adv P920.
Several Indiana counties have begun contributions to a state Salvation Army fund. Major Arthur Munson announced counties will meet a statewide goal of 452030 dollars with Uilen County first to provide sixty dollars from its war chest. Additional counties including Allen LaPorte Montgomery Jennings Veagne and others have completed their pledges.
Prominent Indiana figures including Albert J. Beveridge Samuel L. Ralston former governor and Thomas Marshall back the 19 tome Salvation Army relief drive in Indiana. The state quota stands at 45200 dollars with leaders and supporters urging statewide donations.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil as absolutely tasteless, promoted as a tasteless, purer form of the classic remedy. It notes physician and druggist familiarity, claims suitability for children and adults, and lists two bottle sizes 650 and Ge, available at druggists.
The navy’s gunners demonstrate accuracy in target practice off the Virginia capes. The exercise shows high precision against small holes and plausible counts, enhancing national pride for the ship and its crew.
Fordson Farve tractors available for immediate delivery from Gwin Motor Sales Co. Authorized agents serving Jeffersonville New Albany Salem and Charlestown.
Uncle Eben laments many men who think they are great at sport when they only imitate the “Dew r-andy- Out club” signals. The note captures a folksy critique of sporting pretensions.
The text notes males outnumber females in India by 1 000 to 936 and comments on age and experience. It suggests men grow less young while women grow less old. The passage appears as a commentary on demographic balance and aging.
Mrs. Lee Carl hosts a closing out sale of dry goods continuing all next week with greatly reduced prices. Advertisement appears in D97C May 2224 24.
Allen Moders of Jeffersonville reports years of kidney discomfort causing nighttime awakenings and back pain. He cites his relative’s prior relief from Doan's Kidney Pills and urges others to try the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. ask for a kidney remedy from Doan's.
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