Hartford Mutual Telephone Subscribers Rise Steadily
County exchanges report good growth with about seventy subscribers added recently. The Hartford exchange shows the largest rise since January 1, averaging ten new subscribers per month, with names like Jugit, King, Keown, Newbaird, Riley, Schlemmer and Shaver among listed subscribers.
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Ralph
J. D Riley
Schlemmer
W. C
Smith
Sheriff's
Sam
Shawn
Clarence
Ley
John
Tichenor
B.mama
Hartford Exchange
Not Much Hope for Farmers in Free Trade Debate
Greenville Ohio Courter reports skepticism about Free Trade harming farmers and consumers. The piece argues free wool and meats will raise prices abroad and at home, with entrenched retailers and trust busting failing to help the public. It criticizes the Senate’s prospects and predicts continued high costs for basic goods.
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Congress
Senate
Huye
Ben
Greenville
Ohio
Local notices and obituaries from Palo area
Mrs. Mary White mourns brother-in-law Estill Raley who died at 4 pm Interment at Mt Carmel The community notes visitors to Sunnydale Dukehurst and Magen areas and plans for the W O W celebration on the Fourth of July Also praise for Electric Bitters and its healing benefits for stomach trouble rheumatism and general kidney poisons with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents per bottle
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Mary White
Estill Raley
Mt. Carmel Rave Yard
Tom Wimsatt
Sunnydale
John Winwatt
Mesare
Charley
George Whoberry
Loulaville
Cicero Whoberry
W. le White
Dukehurst
Jeff Aldridge
Hartford
Bella
Lon Gilliams
Mrs. Ward
Magen
C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Letters You Will Never Receive From Your Doctor
A dated collage of satirical letters arrives from a doctor banker and daughter. The doctor mocks prescription advice and urges common sense. The banker notes an overdraft of $14.65 while praising deposits. The daughter asserts love for Roy and a desire to marry.
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Roy
Clean Up the Bowels and Keep Them Clean
A period ad touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a painless remedy for habitual constipation. It cites user Mr N A Waddell of Waco Texas who found common remedies painful and ineffective before trying the tablets. The copy urges physicians to recognize constipation dangers and promotes the tablets as a superior cathartic.
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Miles
N. A. Waddell
Ats
Abe
Arbitration Seen To Settle The Dispute
A judge letters suggest that the dispute can be settled by arbitration. He notes acceptance of Fred despite flaws and proposes returning the retainer, calling the money issue self evident. The communication emphasizes devotion and congeniality of a son and urges prudent handling by a lawyer.
Notice to Water Users on Hydrants and Night Use
Warning to hydrant owners to keep hydrants closed at night and not water gardens from the line. The Kentucky Light and Power Co urges all to avoid wasting water to prevent endOf-line shutoffs and ensure fair supply.
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Kentucky Light & Power Co
President urged free speech over tariff debate in Washington
An Albany Journal editorial defends Americans arguing against tariff provisions, asserting the president should not condemn dissent and that business voices deserve constitutional protest. The piece contrasts this with reports of improper influence and urges restoration of rightful civic discourse. It also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for pneumonia and bronchial issues with patient testimonials and drugstore availability.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Bs Weilve
Hon
Ita
Albany Journal
Dr. King
Mia
George W. Place
Rawsonville
Home Life Among Congressmen at Congress Hall
In Congress Hall near the Capitol eighty Congressmen of diverse parties gather for a Sunday evening sing along. The piano accompaniment keeps a lively rhythm as Congressman Falconer of Washington leads a bravely sung performance with colleagues joining in. Attendees crowd the lobby for an old-fashioned, cheerful social moment amid spontaneous songs.
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Congress Hall
Capitol Building
Congressman Falconer
Washington
Heartfelt Congress Scenes Stir Homesick Members
National Magazine notes the hush as Congressmen sing old heart songs reminding them of home and the American home life, portraying democracy’s charm. Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended for digestion and regular bowels, especially for middle aged and older people, sold by dealers.
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Capitol
National Magazine
Chamberlain's
Stengthen
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P Anderman
Ac Kis
Ambrose
W. C Ashley
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Burkhead
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Hean
Henry
Barnes & Smith
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Prof
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A. Barnes
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Met
WLCG
W. G. A Baird
Carson
Piee National Bank Fair & Co
Ford
EB. W Ford
B. W Fogle
J. Buiie Ford
Mra
Dudley. Ford
J. Wass Foster
Blacklenn & Simmermr
Hartford Grocery Company
Hartford Republican
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Hartford Ire Company
Hood
P. Havisee Mocker
IOC
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Seeree Realdence
Moore
Matiel
Martin
A Moore
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Dundee
Balzetown
PALO
Fred
Castoria
Yoav
THE
Holland's Magazine
Farm and Ranch
Holland
Sve
Republican
Security Life Insurance Co
America
W. R. Hedrick
A. S. Tanner
Owensboro
KODAK
U.S. Faught
Ceentertown, My
Cgres
New Home Sewing Machina Co
Orange, Mass
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Hartford Pressing Club
Y. Me. A. Bldo
Hartford, KY
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