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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
London rumors and a medical debate quote Dr Ce cil Webb-Johnson opposing milk for adults, arguing it worsens digestion and health while favoring hard foods like celery and apples. The piece connects to historical St Louis mound sites and the city’s nickname Mound City, noting early settlers built earthworks shaping the landscape.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness can be cured by treating the mucous membrane of the eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward to any case that cannot be cured. The notice asserts the disease is caused by inflammation and promotes a patent medicine approach, naming CHENEY & CO and Mall? Culurrl Medvinw as brands.
Park June 10. Figures published here show airplane travel nearly as safe as boat or train. In about 8,000,000 miles flown by passenger planes there were 17 fatalities and 4 serious injuries. Since January 1919, 22,844 passengers carried. Data from six major French airlines. Air service on French lines to England Poland and Africa rose from 1,184 in 1919 to 15,244 in 1921. 1922 tonnage carried 192 tons of freight.
Athens April 12 American scientists start digs at Colophon in Ash Minor. The Pog Museum of Art Harvard and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens jointly oversee, with scholars from Bryn Mawr Yale and Princeton. Two fellowships of 1000 each fund a year of study for selected researchers.
Mire T J Archer of 1147 Shepard St Petersburg Va says Tanlac relieved indigestion heart pain headaches dizziness and rheumatism. She credits the medicine with enabling her to return to work after months of illness and pain. The ad promotes Tanlac as a remedy sold by druggists.
An account from Clay County recalls a farmer’s wife resisting a cash sale of $1500 as two neighbors’ wives in blackface attacked her during a hunting party. A barnifer at the house then shot the intruders dead, ending a violent attempted robbery in a grim domestic drama.
The piece jokes about food men and calls the finest beings on earth the nice old men. It asserts Harrieburg Patriot-America holds two thirds of the world’s telephones and four fifths of the world’s wrong numbers in a satirical claim.
A decipherable poem fragment mixes a wistful rural town memory with a humor vignette about a tannery sign and a philosopher, recalling youth, June dreams, and missed opportunities alongside a brief joke about a calf and a hole in a gate.
A jumble of old newspaper clippings includes spoofed lines referencing castor oil marketed for infants, plus a collage of snippets from Forbes, Washington News, Tipton Times, Providence Journal and others. The items resemble a derailed wire service collage with varied attributions and nonsensical fragments.
A New York state commission study of 29 000 workers shows 132 women to 92 men in the labor force with 142 distinct women employed for every 93 men. The report notes married women often quit, while husbands return to work with renewed effort.
A quick novel hors d oeuvre idea uses large green olives stuffed with hard boiled yolk mixed with butter. Each olive is topped with bacon, paprika, and a small pick. Broil briefly until the bacon cooks.
About 500000 people work in the U S telephone industry with two thirds women, including roughly 170000 Hello Girls who answer the vast flow of daily calls. The piece notes billions of calls yearly, far exceeding the rest of the world combined.
A man and his witty companion observe a cork roach on a railway carriage floor. The man jokes he never ate one of them but wonders where it is headed, in a brief London and North Western Railway Gazette noting a light anecdote from a railway car.
Directory entry listing multiple county courts boards and offices with meeting dates and officials. Includes Circuit Court terms, County Court officers, Quarterly and Fiscal Court details, Board of Education leadership, examinations schedule, and other county offices with names and locations for Hartford Beaver Dam and surrounding towns.
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