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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
6
An older advertisement touts Sloan's for pain relief claiming quick results for stiff joints sore muscles and back pain. It highlights non staining application and economy of a large bottle available at druggists.
The article compiles mothers voices on the ideal daughter, praising virtues such as purity, faith, obedience, generosity, and devotion. It recounts sermon notes by Rev. Hunter and readers from Plattsmouth, detailing moral guidance, family trust, and the mother daughter bond as central to a virtuous life.
The Journal office offers hundreds of Christmas card designs for every family member and friend. Early buyers secure the best choices as many popular designs may sell out quickly. visit today to select and scatter sunshine with a memorable card.
The Journal published an erroneous wedding report for Otto J. Kramer and Mrs. Adeline Newton. The ceremony occurred at St. John’s Catholic Church and was performed by Father M. A. Shine, not by Rev. A. V. Hunter. The couple now reside on a farm south of the city.
The Justice Department warned miners and operators that illegal actions to restrict coal supply will be prosecuted and troops could be deployed to protect workers. Officials expect a 14 percent wage offer rejection and plan to boost bituminous mine output to avert severe winter shortages.
Frederick V. Bowers brings Kiss Me Again to the Parmele on Wednesday evening for a December 3rd show. The musical comedy features fast pace laughs, lively music, and a cast of beautiful girls on a supplementary tour before a New York run.
The St Marys Episcopal church guild announces a Christmas shop in the city on Friday and Saturday December 12 and 13. Proceeds fund church activities. Beautiful needlework pieces will be exhibited for sale offering shoppers dainty gifts.
Washington date line reports General Pershing will begin a nationwide inspection of U S cantonments and posts December 2 visiting Camp Lee Virginia then the southeastern central and western departments. The trek includes over a hundred camps aviation fields and plants with Portland and San Francisco visits slated for mid January. No link to the Mexican situation is intended and border posts were delayed to avoid misreadings.
Call on us and learn our plan to sell you a Ford car on payments that fit your salary. Now is the time to buy before spring demand rises and orders may be delayed. T. H. Pollock Auto Co, Phone No. 1.
Sale notice for a strictly modern five room cottage on a large lot with cement basement furnace hot water gas and electric light. Newly decorated includes three months coal supply contact A. E. Allen at 603.
The Journal office has added a choice line of books to the stationery and office supply department. Readily available are popular copyrights and late fiction titles for boys and girls including Peter Rabbit Billy Whiskers and a linen line for children.
Buy your Christmas cards now at the Journal office with a postcard rate at one cent per card and a finest booklet priced at 50 cents.
Washington reports renewed anxiety over President Wilson’s condition amid talk of paralysis and prolonged illness. Admiral Grayson says the president is improving slowly and signing papers only when urgent, while denying that paralysis affects his hand.
Plymouth voters chose American born Lady Astor as the Sutton division MP in the November 15 balloting. She won with 14 495 votes over Labor candidate W T Gay 9 292 Liberal Isaac Foot 4 129. The count began at Plymouth Guild hall at 9 00 that morning.
Past years show many patrons order Christmas cards with engraved name plates. Place orders early to ensure delivery on time during the Christmas rush. The Journal office offers the big line of these cards.
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