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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
4
The fragment references The Star with editor and business manager credits and a notice of postal matter. Several partial lines mention names Fonville Moos and Toston, a request for a room cottage on a specific avenue, and a solicitation to inquire at 5 Spring Street, suggesting local notices and small ads typical of a community paper.
A fragmented recipe describes preparing stuffed peppers with raw pork chops and veal, including pepper trimming, scalding, filling with meat and rice, and baking. It discusses seasoning steps, onion and tomato usage, and cautions about cooking times and pepper softening.
Event notes show TESS WINES HATS at the hoof PL Armory Friday night with May 28 reserved seats on sale at Bovee s Sweet Shop Anky 107 May 27 28 Also sale ad for a car in good phoning condition and local advisories including health terms and store mentions Boronia bets Doane adly
Notice of rental offer for furnished rooms with light housekeeping services. Contact details include a telephone reference and a code 4 for reply. Addressed to SMVRay 24,005.26 context.
The Presbyterian church guild hosts a tea at Mrs. Joseph Goodman’s Spring Hill home Friday afternoon marking the last meeting until fall. The Epworth League of Wall Street Church presents a musical entertainment Friday night at the Armory. The Women’s Give Club stages a Flower and Card en Carnival Saturday on the Interurban station lot.
Senator James H. Watson reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to inspect rail cars with fin cans for the packing season. Demersonville Canning Company seeks to move four carloads of vans it bought weeks ago amid the dispute.
Henry Falzboy advertises a Packard car for sale at 218 Locust Street with five good tires. The classified appears in the Adv. C100D issue on May 24 25 and 28.
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