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Newspaper

Hartford Republican

Location

Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1920

Page

6

Bonded Coolies In Tough Luck At Sea And On The Dock

Thousands of Chinese laborers bound for Cuba via San Francisco and Tampa face starvation and joblessness as the sugar market sinks. Reports say ships idle in Havana harbor and thousands more abroad are en route, with officials seeking steps to halt the bond system and stop more arrivals.

San Francisco United States Orient Bond Pacific Cuba Havana China Tampa Fla

Snakes Not Charmed by Music Says Reptile Expert

A. B. Williams of the Reptile Study Society of America debunks the belief that snakes respond to music. He explains snakes react to body motion, not music, and have poor vision, being startled by movement such as a swaying curtain.

Williams Reptile Study Society of America Dodia Mr. Williams

Quarantine Advice for Colds Cited by Physicians

Physicians urge strict isolation when a cold is present to prevent spread to family and colleagues. They warn colds are highly contagious, noting faster recovery reduces risk. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is recommended as an effective aid to cure a cold.

Chamberlain

Maryland to establish state police force and motorcycles

Maryland plans a state police force following Pennsylvania. An initial unit of about 50 mounted officers will patrol the highways using motorcycles. Call boxes will be placed along routes to enable rapid police communication and response to crimes involving automobiles.

Maryland Pennsylvania

White's Cream Vermifuge Sold by Ohio County Drug Co

Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge for sickly children claiming to destroy worms and strengthen the stomach and bowels. Priced at 20 cents per bottle and sold by Ohio County Drug Co.

Ohio County Drug Co

Hazing Strike at Annapolis Stirs Naval Academy

A new hazing outbreak hits the U S naval academy at Annapolis and the old St John’s naval preparatory school. Upperclassmen forced freshmen to perform menial acts while defiance grew until authorities disciplined several offenders and the strikers backed down.

Naval Academy Ajross St. John's Naval Preparatory School Annapolis

About this time of year in dialect verse

A Kansas City Times excerpt presents a humorous monologue describing seasonal whims and rural pleasures. The speaker laughs at honey trees, a turkey gobbler, and simple kitchen tasks as the year turns, using exaggerated phonetic speech to evoke a folk voice and local color.

Kansas City Times

Ex German Empress Augusta Vic... in Serious Condition

Doorn Dec 7 Telegrams say Augusta Victoria former German Empress remains in a very serious condition with frequent heart attacks as she lies in Doornhouse. Queen of Sweden and other royals have been informed via telegrams.

Doora Doornhouse Sweden Augusta Vietoris

Lula Hoover Ta ff y D ied and Buried at Clear Run

Ta ffy Lula Hoover died Saturday afternoon and was buried Sunday at 3 o'clock in Clear Run Cemetery. Bro Smith led a brief service at the grave. Ira D Funk and family attended the funeral of J O Pulket at St Pauls Church in Bere last Friday morning. Everett Shaver’s funeral was held in Hartford Monday. W D Smith of Hartford visited relatives last week. Infant Mary Ethelene Baird ill with stomach trouble.

Lula Hoover Clear Run Bro. Smith Ira D. Funk J. O. Pulketon St. Paul's Church Bere jThe Hartford Mary Ethelene Roscoe Baird

Bordeaux Spray Boosts Potato Yield by 54 Percent

Lexington Kentucky December 11 a one fifth acre plot of potatoes sprayed with Bordeaux Mixture yielded 62 bushels while an unsprayed plot produced 41 bushels at the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. The two plots were adjacent with identical soil seed and cultivation aside from the Bordeaux treatment. The sprayed plot appeared healthier with better color and vigor.

Lexington Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station

Prizes Offered by Foundrymen Association to Six Winners

The American Foundrymen's Association plans awards totaling 20000 dollars in prizes and medals to six foundrymen who have advanced the industry through constructive and scientific work. It notes America is held back by a shortage of tool makers and iron and steel molders and calls for education of the younger generation in these fields.

American Foundrymen's Association America

Splendid Cough Medicine Endorsement from Ferguson Station Wife

Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in a testimonial. She says it helps her children when symptoms appear and relieves her own cough quickly, with a few doses curing the cold in a few days.

Chamberlain

OLL FIELD Opens in Edmonson County

Rapid development in Edmonson County follows discovery near the Warren County line of a well described as high quality for the area. The Lost River Oil and Seating Company and the Rocky Hill Oil and Gas Company drillersaverage, with leases around Rocky Hill. Both firms are represented by M. S. Burke of Decatur, Illinois. The field currently has five rigs, with a sixth to be shipped by barge from Pennsylvania. The Rocky Hill well was completed at 250 feet.

Edmonson County Warren County Lost River Ol and Seating Company Rocky Hill Pennsylvania

International loan consortium aids China's railways

United States, Great Britain, France and Japan approve a formal consortium to aid China’s railway and public utilities development. Governments sanction cooperative, publicly oriented loans with private initiative encouraged as the best path for Chinese interests.

United States Great Britain France Japan China

Copper Painted to Taste in Rio de Janeiro Coffee

In Rio de Janeiro a disreputable practice paints raw coffee with aluminum powder graphite talcum ochre to alter its color for buyers. The process involves mixing these substances into large batches before sale, deceiving consumers about the product's appearance and quality.

Rio de Janeiro

German steered coffee color trade ruined by war loss

Cylinders are rapidly rotated and roasted coffee loses artificial coloring altering flavor. Home buyers seek yellow coffee to compete with Java and other brands. The practice, said to have been inaugurated by Germans who bought cheap coffee in bulk for their trade, palmed off fake Mocha. War disrupted this industry, cutting German control.

Java Germany

French population drive creates new society head

President Millerand, father of four, leads the new society for Increasing the French population. A medal des familles nombreuses is created to encourage larger families. Critics fear convincing thrifty mothers will be hard until living costs fall.

Millerand Bimesit Maade

Tax steep on garblers in France sparks bond shift

Gamblers in France face a 20 percent tax in Paris on unforeseen revenue and a further 15 percent when funds are deposited, as part of yearly income. The heavy taxation drives more people to tax free six percent bonds, shifting money away from gambling winnings.

France Paris

Chile Bolivian dispute blocks league withdrawal

In Geneva a clash between Chile and Bolivia in the League of Nations Assembly derails moves to withdraw either country from the league. The dispute centers on the Tacna Arica case, involving Chilean northern provinces seized from Peru in the war decades ago, with Peru and Bolivia’s competing claims tied to the issue.

Geneva Chile Bolivia League of Nations Assembly League Assembly of

Resolution Aims for American Rep at League Commission

Washington December 11 A resolution seeks President Wilson to appoint an American representative to meet with a League of Nations disarmament commission. The measure was presented and urged in the Senate by Senator Walsh Democrat of Montana.

Washington Wilson League of Nations Commission Senate Walsh Montana

France plans 16 submarine navy expand beyond German dream

France outlines a vast submarine program. It talks of building 100 high powered submarines to replace cruisers and cites the high cost of cruisers and German use of undersea craft in the war as reasons for the plan.

France

Germany Delivers Bonds for Reparations Debt Security

A Reuters style report notes the German government delivered bonds totaling 60,000,000,000 marks as security for reparations under the treaty. The reparations committee will hold these as security for Germany's debt while broader context from Legion Weekly hints at travel attempts to battlefields of France and shifting winds in public sentiment.

Germany Loltaros France Legion Weekly

Directory to Circuit Court Officials and County Posts

A dated directory lists names and roles for Owensboro and Hartford region offices. Includes Judge N W Slack, Clerk A Porter, Master Commissioner Otto C Martin, Trustee Cal P Keown, various county officers, district agents, and election cycles. Also notes teachers institutes and examination dates for white and colored schools.

Circuit Court N. W. Slack Owensboro Com C. G. Smith Hartford A. ©. Porter Otto C, Martin Cal P Keown Beaver Dam Fordsville

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