Local Residents Report Health Improvements
Mrs. Isa Reed remains at home quite sick while Clyde Norris shows marked improvement after three weeks of illness. Miss Nancy Hon, once critically ill with pneumonia, is much better and considered out of danger, bringing relief to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Maxwell
University of Kentucky
Ila Lee
Henry L. Stone
May
Louisville
A. M. Bourne
Robert Covington and Baby
Richmond
W. R. Thompson
Daisy Weathers
Narmond
Ind
Clyde Norris
W. H. Prewitt
J. M. Prewitt
Paris
L. G. Cannon
Isa Reed
Nancy Hon
A Touch of Linen with Gingham in Society Circles
A brief society note hints that an abundance of snakes accompanies socialites and fashion events, suggesting a lighthearted look at fashion and fashionable crowds in the era.
University Players Stage Fanny and the Servant Problem
University of Louisville presented Jerome K. Jerome comedy Fanny and the Servant Problem at Tab at Kerrigan Theatre New Albany and Louisville under Boyd Martin. Ruth Truman Wilson stars with strong ensemble including R L Wayne Margaret Dalrymple Bruce Smith Martha Dietz Amy Rose Troxler Leo Thieman and J A Adams as a well staged amateur production with sharp humor and care in lighting and set. Curtains rise next Tuesday April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrigan Theatre
New Albany
Fanny
University of Louisville Players
Boyd Martin
Dramatic Workshop
Louisville
Jerome K. Jerome
Bantock Hall
Martin Bennett
Vernon
George III
Jerome
R. L. Wayne
O. B. Ellis
Ruth Truman Wilson
Charim
Butler Bennett
Margaret Dalrymple
Bennett
Bruce Smith
Martha Dietz
Amy Rose Troxler
Lord Bantock
Horse Laughter Amid Auto Hauling Ranked Sixteenth
The excerpt notes that among animals the horse ranks sixteenth in intelligence yet shows a clever side by laughing when pulling an automobile back to its stable or starting point. The observation highlights a horse’s practical problem solving in a surprising moment.
Heroines and Frails Feature in Subtle Smiles and Winks
A line stands out about heroines who could smile only with their eyes and frails who could wink cleverly, suggesting a literary contrast in nuanced gestures. The piece hints at character traits through expressions.
A Witty Take on Marital Strains and Hats
A humorous remark notes that divorces rise when women choose husbands as carelessly as hats. It suggests poverty keeps men attentive to wives, while increased income attracts attention from blondes unaware of commitment.
Patchwork quilts and the costs of easy virtue
A reflective piece on women, dressmakers, and household quilts suggests popularity is expensive when bought at the cost of principle. It argues that any job requires effort and that legal battles become hard when funded by ample money for attorneys.
No clear news item found in readable lines
Fragmentary prose reflects everyday observations on shopping, family roles, and mood changing with seasons. The text hints at contrasts between perception and value in rugs, home welcome, and optimism despite winter.
Inquiries Rise Over Business Woes and Sleep Talk
A terse remark probes whether male responsibility shapes business failure while a dismissive warning targets sleep talk about a named party. The exchange hints at personal accountability and reputational stakes in a contentious matter.
Something old something new something borrowed stew
A playful traditional line is paraphrased noting a groom’s wedding attire includes pieces aged, fresh, borrowed, and humorously a stew.
In Love Affects A Homely Girl’s Rated Beauty
A homely girl is seen as pretty by the lovelorn man who cherishes her. The tale underlines how affection shapes perception beyond outward looks.
If Your Manager Sells You Would There Be Bidders
A provocative question explores whether workers could attract buyers if an employer attempted to commodify labor. It weighs labor rights, ethical concerns, and market dynamics without endorsing a stance.
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John G. Roberts
Lexington
Morris Marks
Denville
Lula Pitman
Pineville
W. T. Tyler
Dorothy Tyler
Marvin Gay
Cincinnati
Tom Hall
Frankfort
Charles D. Grubbs
Duke Duty
Winchester
Mrs
Bruce Duty
W. C. Clay
Marion W. Bridges
Robert Trimble
Ella Trimble
Robert Catlett
Owingsville
Frank Horton
Nettie Horton
C. W. Compton
Christine Compton
Anne Simrall
W. T. Simrall
J. H. Jennings
Miss. Edith
Birmingham, Ala
Clam Jennings
Pemeye
R. C. Goldsmith
Dardanella
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
University OF Louisville
Troblem
Maison de CouTung
West Main
Bassett's
Father
Japan
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