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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
7
President Harding urges Congress to strengthen government shipping aid with minimum interest protections. He argues direct aid could reach twenty to thirty million annually, preserving U.S. naval and commercial interests, and urges broader credit reform to aid farmers and postwar recovery. He emphasizes shipping as a peace-time foundation for national defense and commerce.
Arnold notes a Saturday night Mount Liberty meeting led by Rev. M. G. Snell that produced many conversions and a spiritual awakening among Christians. Pastor Robert Burden commends Snell for his service and influence in the community.
Lexington Ky Nov 24 The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky in special meeting today formally accepted the provisions of the will of the late Dr James K Patterson president emeritus and for forty years president of the University of Kentucky directing that the income of this estate be used to create a college to be named for William Andrew Patterson Dr Patterson's deceased son to train young men for diplomatic and consular service of the United States and to provide special training for those who may seek employment in extending personal and scientific ones the commercial relations of America Additional provisions that Dr Patterson's library consisting of several thousand volumes and worth 10000 be given to the university provided It remains intact in the house in which Dr Patterson lived and jailed were also accepted
In Ashland Ohio on November 26 a two year old, Marian Dannley, daughter of Dr G R Dannley, swallowed a pill containing arsenic. A stomach pump and a fourteen inch rubber tube were used. A separate anecdote mentions a gold nugget found in ashes later identified as 14 karat gold.
Warrington November 26 The Smithsonan Institution reports ancient Pueblo people in Mesa Verde left behind a rich ceremonial complex. Excavations near Mumma Lake reveal a rectangular building with a circular tower aligned to the cardinal points and a central chamber containing clay pipes, knives, pottery, idols and other artifacts.
Lexington Kentucky November 27. A Henderson county farmer near Corydon J Howard and 48 peers surveyed feeding practices with extension division to measure effect on egg production. His 167 White Leghorn produced 184 eggs per hen in the year ending November 1, ranking third among 47 flocks despite a two day January shortage.
Doctors urge strict isolation for those with contagious colds to protect families and others. The belief is that removing the sick person from shared spaces reduces transmission, suggesting prompt treatment with established remedies like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
General William A. Mitchell outlines new air bombs that sink battleships by underwater hydrostatic pressure rather than direct hits. A one ton bomb can affect the hull and an announced two ton bomb could lift a dreadnought from the water, enabling an air force to deter enemy fleets within 200 miles of the coast.
Farm and home news reports poultry culling demonstrations this fall in McLeon County led by County Agent R H Ford and the extension division of the College of Agriculture. The event helped scores of farmers as part of the state program.
A cow owned by T. Johnson in Rhynie Nevada fell into an abandoned well. Ropes hoisted the animal free revealing a glittering gold bearing quartz ledge. Investigations suggest rich ore in the area preceding a possible mining rush.
A weekly Bible thoughts note for Thanksgiving prompts gratitude and devotion. It cites Psalm 103:1-5 praising forgiveness, healing, redemption, loving kindness, tender mercies, and renewal of youth. The message encourages blessing the Lord and remembering His benefits.
At the Akron market house a crowd gathered as Howard Moody uncovered two large loaves. One loaf appeared heavier and cracked, revealing a strange scent. Moody reported no crime and paid a fine when confronted by the police judge. The clipping also mentions medical remedies and a humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript.
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