Personal notices from Frankfort and region
Tadge C C Turner of Frankfort visits here on business. Judge and Mrs B F Day plan a Florida winter. Mr and Mrs R F Moore back from Paris. R P Winn discharged from the army returns home. H R Prewitt and English Anderson go to Fort Sam Houston. Leo Schlegel of Great Lakes Naval Training School visits mother. L Evans and Carroll visit Hartford, Ind. A C Bogie returns from Paris Island to help ill brother. Capt James R Rogers and Alice Rogers Clay back from Bourbon County. Ada Embry MEets McKee in Hazard. Dillard Douglas discharged from Edgewood training camp resumes rural mail carrier duties. Stanley Wood and bride visit. Wood undecided on business return. Effie Eubank of Clark County visiting Hedden family. Rev E B Rohrer visits. W B White in Morgan County on legal business. Queen Rooney to return from Washington for Christmas then back to Washington. Mrs Sallie Welch of Lexington visits relatives. mentions army sons Gus, William, Barry Welch in France and hoped they sail home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Moore
Chas. W. Heck
Paris
R. P. Winn
H. R. Prewitt
S. English Anderson
Fort. Sam Houston
Texas
Wood
Douglas
Stanley C. Wood
Effie Eubank
Clark County
J. W. Hedden,Jr
E. B. Rohrer
Mayslick
W. B. White
Morgan County
Sallie Welch
Lexington
New Nuts at Vanars Dell’s
Local listing notes a fresh assortment of nuts including mixed varieties now available at Vanars Dell’s.
Must Stand the Test at Jones Jewelery Store
Local advertisement touts select gifts at Jones Jewelery Store that promise enduring quality and value. Prominent claims emphasize craftsmanship and lasting appeal for discerning shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Jewelery Store
Ill list of Flu and pneumonia cases in local community
The column lists numerous local residents and their family members as sick with influenza or pneumonia. Names include Louise Orear Henrietta Greene Minnie Graves Walter Turner and many others with several recoveries noted and ongoing illnesses.
Curious Facts About Pain and High Speed Bullets
Dr. W Crile explains pain evolution behind how high speed bullets can cause unconscious wounds while slower injuries trigger marked pain. He notes organ function evolution, saying swift piercings may avoid pain as a protective adaptation and even very sharp knives at extreme speed could cut a body without pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crile
Crile
Poverty Drives Love Out In Millionbuck Alimony Case
The old Millionbuck case shows poverty prompting separation as a wife seeks alimony while the husband faces financial strain. A referenced saying notes love leaving when hardship arrives. The remark underscores economic pressures on marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Millionbuck
A Catastrophe Decides Pennant Clash In Classic Drama
In a tense pennant race thriller at the final at bat, Jerry O Flannagan battles two strikes and three balls with two outs while fans roar. A ball explodes toward the plate but is halted when a ball park policeman pulls Jimmy away from a knot hole in the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry O’flannagan
Jerry
Ball Park
Jimmy
Punished Kaiser-Willie in bed after front losses
A humorous wartime line laments Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Wilhelm over a failed front and a broken telephone exchange causing setbacks. The speaker jokes about staying in bed and mocks the military leadership while noting the cost in lives and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Crown Prince
Papa
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Methodist Church
The all day meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society will be held with Mrs J Clay Cooper beginning at 10 30 a m A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. Clay Cooper
Aprons sale advertised at The Novelty Store
A sale advertisement lists aprons at The Novelty Store for Saturday December 14 with emphasis on variety and pricing.
Dawson Faces Real Daylight Saving Paradox
Dawson, the northernmost continental capital, observes daylight saving though daylight never leaves the sky. Inhabitants debate schemes to save summer daylight for the long winter nights and extend usable light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
The Untamable Mule
A humorous wartime exchange about a mule given to the army. One speaker jokes the mule’s fate as patriotic while wishing a German captures him, reflecting lighthearted home front banter during conflict.
One Syllable Too Many
A dialogue about business foresight and moral balance. A man must know when to be prophetic and when to avoid profiteering. The exchange suggests prudent boundary setting in enterprise.
Health Service warns influenza linger may kill many
The U S Public Health Service warns influenza can persist through winter causing pneumonia and bronchitis. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges care, fresh air, suitable clothing, and avoidance of overcrowded, poorly ventilated rooms to reduce deaths and spread. A new health education poster is issued and available free by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Bureau of Public Health
Treasury Department
Berryman
Washington
Plain Citizen
7M Health Service
Washington, D
Tennessee Jerseys Milk Cattle Sale in Paris Tuesday
Forty fresh second third calves selected from Tennessee breeders. Four thousand Jerseys to be consigned in Bluegrass counties over ten years, proving Carpenter and Brown's Tennessee Jerseys satisfy buyers. Tuberculin tested by Dr. Jacobs, Tennessee State Veterinary. Public sale rain or shine. cattle available for viewing by the public in Paris Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Bluegrass
Carpenter and Brown
Jacobs
Paris
Move to City Family Relocates on Harrison Avenue
Mr and Mrs Stanley Thomas move from their farm to the residence of Mrs Geo McCormick on Harrison avenue. Also note local call to buy Xmas candies nuts and fruit at Vanarsdell s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Thomas
Geo. McCormick
Harrison Avenue
Vanarsdell’s
Louisville to motorize police force. Old Dobbin to go
Louisville officials announce plans to motorize the police department and replace the city’s horse patrol with motor vehicles, citing efficiency and modern policing needs. The move signals a shift from traditional mounted patrols to mechanized units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Old Dobbin
Teacher With Flu In Mt. Sterling Public Schools
Miss Eliza Harris, fifth grade teacher at Mt. Sterling Public Schools, is among the latest flu victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Harris
Mt. Sterling Public Schools
The Blond Eskimos of Northwestern Canada
A World Vault piece describes Blond Eskimos as nomadic tribes along the arctic shores of northwestern Canada from Dolphin and Union straits to Coronation gulf. It claims primitive instincts and cites a 1914 murder by two of their people. They migrate with seasons to hunt caribou fish and gather resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Capitol
Arctic
Canada
Dolphin
Union Straits
Coronation Gulf
Larus
Rouvier
Greenland
HIS VIEW. German efficiency sparks wartime warning
The column expresses frustration with perceived German efficiency and reflects on national preparation for war. It questions whether decades of readiness would suffice if the nation cannot outperform Germany, ending with a pointed moral about pride and capability.
The Truth of It and The World Owes Me a Living Debate
A cryptic line contrasts the old belief that life owes a living with a modern view that individuals owe the world effort in the trenches. The exchange hints at shifting values and duty in a social climate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Christmas
Duerson’s Drug Store
MT. Sterling, KY
Tadge C. C. Turner
Frankfort
B. F. Day
Florida
Leo Schlegel
Great ‘Lakes
City
Mr.l. ©. Fivans
Carroll
Hartford
Ind
A. W. Evans
C. E. Evans
EB. C. Bogie
Paris Island
8. C
A. C
Bogie
Jas. R. Rogers
May Stoner Clay
Alice Rogers Clay
Bourbon County
R. G. Stoner
Longwood
M. C. McKee
Ada Embry
Dillard Douglas
Edge
Just
Schumacher
Louise Orear
Henrietta Greene
Minnie Graves
Walter V. Turner
Clyde Darsie
Garrett D. Marshall
Mart Wells
W. R. Parkins
J. M. Gatewood
D. C. Fox
Fox
Ewington
G. B. Turner
A. C. Jacobs
L. R. Douglas
Emma E. Beall
John Barnes
Louise
C. T. Derrickson
Elise
Henry Reid
Elizabeth
Earl King Senff
Colonel Gatewood
H. G. Hoffman
Laura Gill
Elizabeth Gering
Albert Erdman
Alma Cockrell
Pointer and
Lawson
Anderson C. Bogie
Mr. Bogie
Harry F. Howell
Camp Taylor
Vallarsdell’s
U.S. Health Service
United States
the Advocate For Printing
Fuhrman’s Stable
D. F. Brown
S. C. Carpenter
Millersburg
Northwest
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