Dr Rogers lauded for aiding 89th Division in St Mihiel drive
Paris doctors report Dr Harry Rogers aided the 89th Division during the St Mihiel offensive by unloading supplies, serving hot cocoa under shell fire, and conducting religious ministry. He established the first canteen, held a communion, and baptized two men before being reassigned due to health. He plans to return to Kansas City for December 15 preaching duties.
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Ers
Paris
89Th
St. Mihiel
Doctor Rogers
Jenkins
Harry Rogers
France
Dr. Rogers
Kansas City
T. Foster Rogers
Death of J M Swango Highlighted by Missoula Paper
The Missoula Sentinel notes the death of John Morton Swango at St Patrick's hospital at 4:30 PM from pneumonia following influenza. He came from Kentucky 18 years ago and was active in business and the Elks organization. Survived by his wife and three small children, all ill with influenza. funeral plans await brother James Swango's arrival.
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Missoula
Elks’ Lodge
Montana
Hazel Green
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
G. B. Swango
Mt. Sterling
James Swango
Terre Haute
Ind
Chandler Fizer Transferred to Watertown Base Hospital
Mr Chandler Fizer, previously stationed at Camp Taylor for months, has been transferred to the Camp at Watertown New York, and is connected with the Base Hospital. His friends praise his advancement. he is the son of Mr and Mrs J C Fizer of this city.
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Chandler Fizer
Camp Taylor
Watertown
New York
Mr. Fizer
J. C., Fizer
When a man builds a castle in the air sentence
A wry adage about an heiress imagined by a man. the dream woman in the boudoir rarely mirrors his wife.
Same Old Sheriff’s Sale Dated in Old Store Lament
A dated verse laments the same old sheriff's sale and dusty shop cliches. It mocks stale stock, cobwebs, and reluctance to advertise, depicting a tired, repetitive merchant scene with no fresh note or change.
Noted rupt ure specialist Seeley to visit Lexington
F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, famed truss expert, arrives at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington for one day Saturday December 14. He promotes the Spermatic Shield claiming cure of rupture without surgery and offers free demonstrations for charity cases with federal and state court verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Watch Out For Your Vitality This Month
Cautionary advice about maintaining vitality during seasonal illness. Promotes Via Hepatica as a cleanser to detoxify the system and prevent diseases. Ends with a sales note for W. B. Lloyd, Druggist, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling
Mystery over who named Cupid Dan in old records
A reader asks who first called Cupid Dan in historical texts, seeking the original naming source and its context within the early records.
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Cupid
Dan
There, William. The clock strikes two, midnight retold.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a lady accuses William of arriving after midnight. He insists the clock began at ten but he stopped it to avoid waking her, revealing tension and a private moment in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Old Fashioned Blush Not Hand Painted Now Recalled
A discussion notes the fate of the old fashioned blush that lacked hand painting and asks what has become of it now, hinting at a change in style or production.
Sugar restrictions lifted for households and public dining
A Washington telegram announces removal of the four pound per person per month sugar limit for households and the four pound per ninety meals cap for public eating places. The change returns sugar to normal trade ahead of Christmas, and General Orders 8 and 9 are discontinued with sugar bowls restored to tables. Sugar cands and retailer records are no longer required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food Act hoarding section remains in full force
The notice warns that due to Europe’s needs the public will face strict limitations again and recalls that the Hoarding Section of the Food Act remains in effect.
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Europe
Groves Estate Divided Among Heirs After Settlement
The estate of the late Fufus Groves is settled and divided among his brothers James Andrew Wade and Dee Groves his sister Miss Preshia Groves and his deceased sister Mrs Julia Williams Dee Groves served as administrator. His 33 acre Tipton Pike farm was bought by Dee Groves for 100 dollars per acre.
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Fufus Groves
James
Andrew
Wade
Dee Groves
Preshia Groves
Julia Williams
Tipton Pike
Paul Weckesser Leaves Mt. Sterling for Detroit Job
Paul Weckesser will leave in a few days for Detroit Michigan to accept a position. He is described as an enterprising industrious young man and popular in Mt. Sterling. His family will remain for several weeks while he starts his new life.
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Paul Weckesser
Detroit
Michigan
Weckesser
Mt. Sterling
Old Landmark Tree At National Hotel Cut Down
The old knotted tree in front of the National Hotel, long a hitching post for country folks, has been removed. The Advocate for Printing notes the landmark’s removal and suggests disposing of other aging landmarks that have served their purpose.
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National Hotel
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J. M. Swango
Fizer
Lou
Christma _ tock
Goryright Fashion Park
Manhattan
America
England
Knox
Fifth Avenue
THE
Walsh Company
Seeley
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Advocate For Printing
Wohn G. Roberts
MT. Sterling, Kya
Willys-Knight
Overland
Chevrolet
Griggs Motor Car CO
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