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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
8
A historic argument traces the rise of compulsory school medical inspections in the United States. Advocates cite sanitation and child welfare, while opponents warn of state overreach and loss of personal freedom.
A testimonial from Maris Gvortz of Oriente Oklahoma praises Wonderful Praise Accorded Perma the Household Remedy. She claims improved health for herself and family after using the medicine and Dr Hartman’s advice and books. She says she weighed 100 pounds and now weighs 140, thanking the doctor for guidance.
A satirical hymn by Mmm da Aint at a Ming Woman's Club meeting pleads for divine aid for its members. It laments modern women while asking blessing on church work, a supper, charity drives, and a social event, hoping to inspire service and virtue.
A historical column shows repeated wanted ads seeking economical or speedy runabouts, exchanges, and trades. Names include A Bugg and H A Hugs with box numbers, plus references to exchange offers and weekly cycles.
A dubious claim touts Bucklon's Araia Salve as a universal remedy for horror eruptions blotches sores and skin complaints. It promises to glorify the face and cure various ailments from chilblains to cuts and burns, touting unrivaled effectiveness for druggists.
In Chicago a protest by women targets Kosher meat sellers at Maxwell Street. They bathe fowls in kerosene to deter vendors, claiming higher prices and unsafe practices. Police report crates broken, crowds gather, and market stalls affected as demonstrators chant against meat sellers.
A fragmented note mentions Sheriff Tito County and readiness to receive a meme. The text is incomplete with unclear context or action. No clear date or location beyond a county reference.
A fragmented verse piece laments men’s idealized women and calls for real figures of virtue and brains. It contrasts old fashioned maidens with a modern suffragette, urging a woman who embodies independence, intellect, and societal reform.
A distressed sale notice mentions The Vulture's Claw praised as a major late book with strong Kentucky setting. It details property belonging to V Te Anderson and Mary A Anderson, a three month credit sale, bond terms, and a court clerk statement dated June 1 1912.
Execution notice directs public sale on the courthouse steps in Hartford Kentucky to satisfy A Anderson and Mary A Andersons debt. Describes two parcels with metes and bounds on Hartland Rockport Road, starting at a stone, with lines through Maddox and Duvall properties, conveyed to Mary A Anderson and V L Anderson. Sale set for July 1 1912 between 1 and 4 pm.
A splendid cottage in the Ronder4 edition in Beaver Dam Kentucky in good condition and including four town lots for sale if sold at once. Residence is being repapered. A bargain is offered. Call on or address Barnet & Foster Hartford Kentucky.
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