Meney county hopefuls urged for people’s voice in 1924 Kentucky Assembly
The speaker urges electing men who will back ballot plebiscites on road issues and constitutional amendments. The writer endorses incumbent S. B. Lane of Menefee County as a true representative who would vote for the people and against opponents of vox populi, advocating road construction and maintenance without extra cost.
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General Assembly of Kentucky
Menefee County
Montgomery County
Vox Populi
Kentucky
S. B. Lane
Health and Welfare Report Summary Month Under Care
The report records ongoing and new health cases, discharges and outcomes, nursing visits, and miscellaneous activities. It notes 28 cases in month, 13 remain, 6 discharged recovered, 2 deaths, 165 total, with 3 deaths among discharged.
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Florence Wallingford
Easter styles and fashion items with prices listed
Brown kid and calf oxfords in low and military heels priced from 4 to 8 1/2 dollars sold by R E Punch Co Inc. Paragraphs mix in moralizing quips about prohibition and social behavior with humorous asides on campaign rhetoric and women in the workforce.
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R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Saying shop barred minds misspeaking wordplay
The remark suggests that prohibition of talk in a trade or craft stifles thought and speech. It notes many people are near-sighted and near-minded, implying limited perspective when prevented from discussing their work.
Color Psychology and the Room That Drives You Mad
The article recalls a color expert’s tactic to unsettle a writer or lawyer by painting a small study walls in a warm red with intricate designs. The idea is that the surrounding intensity would irritate and crowd in, potentially driving the occupant toward madness, or at least a strong urge to escape.
Just Guess a Dog Leads to Miss Mason’s Surprise
A schoolyard mix up ends with Earl and Rodney uncovering a letter and a note from Rodney to Miss Mason. Guess the dog facilitates discovery of the truth, revealing Rodney as Earl’s uncle and Miss Mason as Shirley. She bursts into tears at the revelation.
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Allison
Earl
Shirley
Arl
Rover
Hart
Burl
Mason
Guess
Bart
Schooolhouse
Rodney
Fk Rodney
Mr. Porter
Uncle Rodney
Modest arrival offers beauty value at thirty five dollars
A brief note notes a new arrival priced at 35.00, emphasizing value for beauty. It mentions three models and hints at enhancing appearance with the items offered.
Sunday Bell and Civic Action Echoed in Town Talk
A reflective column notes a country church might remove its bell and prompts readers to push themselves by rising and running for it. It critiques gossip and insinuations, urges genuine praise, warns that folly can topple plans, and muses on societal worries from drugstore corner locations to sly neighbors.
Ambiguous phrases in newspaper text prompt caution
A collection of quips notes that spelling errors do not prove education and a black eye may have a simple explanation. It also suggests some people feel compelled to live beyond their means to exist.
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Advocate Publishing Company
MT. Sterling
SS Ssering
The
American Press Association
NO Questions
Health and Welfare Report
Oklahoma
J. B. A. Robertson
Okmulgee Bank
Sluggard Ant
Brockway’s Floral Shop
Locust Street
Henry Seniour
J. W. Boardman
Aria E
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
S Marter
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