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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented text grounds on child discipline emphasizing setting expectations and rewarding good conduct. It shifts to piano care and tuning best practices, then shifts to a blind piano tuner’s appeal for work, noting skills, rates, and the need for fair opportunity in Chicago and Kentucky markets.
A testimonial from Mrs Thomas Taylor of Blum Texas proclaims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine raised her from the grave and boosted vitality. The letter praises the remedy for nervous exhaustion sleeplessness and loss of appetite, touting money back guarantees and strong confidence in the product.
Funeral services for Cora Lee Burgess were conducted by Rev. A. B. Gardger and she was laid to rest in Liberty burying ground on Friday morning June 16. She leaves a family network of three brothers and many friends and relatives to mourn. Her passing is mourned as a peaceful transition to life with her father and sister, with prayers for everlasting joy beyond pain and sorrow.
A letter from Hines Alabama features Mrs Bula Mae Bradley praising Cardus for indigestion and nervousness relief. She claims lingering fatigue and head discomfort faded after using the product, urging others to try Cardus for similar symptoms.
Official call for the Republican Executive Committee of Ohio County to nominate a candidate for the next General Assembly. Delegates to be selected July 1 1911 at precinct meetings, voting precincts open July 3 1911 at 4 30 p m Standard Time, with listed precinct locations and delegates allocated to districts. Details include precincts such as Fast Hartford Magan South Rockport and East Fordville with turnout noted.
A fragmented regional note reports Kentucky women leading a women’s movement in a neighborhood exchange. The piece mentions a recent convocation and community gathering amid unsettled social dynamics. Details are sparse and uncertain due to the garbled source text.
A fragment condemns brewery and distillery power influencing women and children, urging virtue over alcohol profits. It warns of a looming millennium where liquor magnates fund churches and grocers over charities, interwoven with a medical sales pitch for Dr King’s New Life Medicines addressing constipation and liver troubles.
Directory-style fragment listing Hartford police court, judges, city attorney, and council members. Includes religious services, secret societies, lodges, and county education board roles with scattered, unclear dates and venues.
Lawyer advertises practice across Ohio and neighboring counties with emphasis on criminal law and collections. Office on Main Street opposite Court Hours signals accessible downtown presence.
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