Local Book and Stationery Offer Promotes Subscriptions
Advertisement notes Ximas Suggestions offers a range of items including satchels, men’s pockets, Bibles and Testaments, cards and envelopes, books, games, and letters. Subscriptions for magazines are available by mail order.
Personal greetings and visits noted in Lexington area
Local society page records visits from Mr J P King of Lexington and Rev J B Wil Dr, Col Huntington in Brankfort on business, and many guests staying with local families including Dr and Mrs Thompson, Mrs Drake, and Miss Fisher. Several trips to Winchester and St. Louis noted, plus a planned dedication of a new Baptist church in Winchester.
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Norman D. Brown
Georgetown
Cora Goodwin
Willie Fisher
LaGrange
J. 8. Wilson
Visit notes and social updates from local residents
Ribival aap by Weeks visit at Hot Springs Arkansas. John B. Spratt left for La Crosse Wisconsin after visiting relatives. Mrs J R Hobbs and two children visit then go to Winchester and Jonesboro. Winchester attendees at Baptist church dedication include Rev C C Carroll and many family groups. Xmas safety ad promotes razors, tools, harness, buggies, skates, fishing tackle, ranges, sewing machines.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John B. Spratt
la Crosse
Wis
Spratt
J. R. Hobbs
R. Q. Drake
Winchester
Jonesboro
Prewitt & Howell
For Rent Three Rooms on First Floor
Rental notice for three rooms on the first floor to apply to Mrs N G Robinson at 16 Harrison Ave. Also an advertisement for Black Cake Material and sanitary meat products from Sanitary Meat Co.
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N. G. Robinson
Harrison Ave
Sanitary Meat Co
Johnson and Pieratt Wed in Aaron's Run Neighborhood
Mr James Johnson and Miss Ora Pieratt were married in the city on Wednesday afternoon. Both are well known in the Aaron's Run neighborhood and the ceremony drew local families and friends.
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James Johnson
Ora Pieratt
Aaron’s Run
Bazaar to be Held at Cockrell Building
The Baptist church ladies announce an annual bazaar at the Cockrell building on Friday and Saturday December 15 and 16. A delicious lunch will be served each day and dinner will be offered on Court Day Monday December 18.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Cockrell
Tea Costs Bare Cent Cents a Pound in China
Tea costs only a few cents per pound in China but transporting it there involves a long journey across seas and borders. The note highlights the high distance and effort required to bring tea from production to distant markets.
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China
Free Delivery Window Offered by Sanitary Meat Co
The Advocate notes that Sanitary Meat Co offers free delivery daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. This service detail appears in the newspaper’s public notices or advertisement section.
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Sanitary Meat Co
Chiropractors Claim Nerve Pressure Drives Disease
A chiropractor advocates that spinal subluxations cause most illnesses and that adjustments restore function. He cites cases of deafness and heart trouble improving, and quotes Dr Alfred Walton endorsing nerve pressure removal. The piece promotes chiropractic practice and urges readers to investigate the truth.
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Alfred Walton
Philadelphia
Harvard University
T. Homer Marshall
D. C
Miss Olivia Anderson Purchases Buick Runabout
Miss Olivia Anderson bought a handsome Buick runabout from Mt. Sterling Garage, the local agents. The car had just arrived at the garage and is described as a splendid one.
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Olivia Anderson
Mt. Sterling
Robes Ranges Stoves Food Chop Sale Opens Today
A local sale lists robes ranges stoves and a food chop event. The notice indicates a sale date this week with items priced and described for buyers.
Local health notes report several recoveries and serious illnesses
Master Robert Laughlin and Little Miss Christine Ramey show signs of recovery after Lexington surgeries and illness. Dr. J. F. Lockhart and Mrs. P. K. McKenna improve at home. Master Allen Prewitt's appendectomy recovery proceeds smoothly with home return planned. Mrs. Robert Vanarsdell improves after surgery, likely home soon. Mrs. Mary Moffett’s hip fracture remains serious in hospital. Mrs. Thos D. Jones of Tampa is critically ill. Mr. R. M. Trimble Sr. has traveled to her bedside. Jones' Jewelry Store promotes a diamond gift.
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Mis
Malcom Thompson
Lexington
W. R. Thompson
Elizabeth Wyatt
Is. McChesney
St. Louis
R. Henry Caywood
Middletown
T. G. den
J. F. Lockhart
Court House
Mary Moffett
Thos
D. Jones
Tampa
Fla
R. M. Trimble
Jones
Nee
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Emsie" Kenton
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Susie Pickrell
J. R. Scott
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J. JH. Scott
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C. C. Carroll
Clayton Strode
Homer Strode
Frances
Katherine
Ruth Strode
Wm. Ogden
Leland Haggard
Eunice
Harvey Hunt
Reed Haggard
H. G. Garrett
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Florence Quisenberry
Walter Strode
R. M. Motley
John Conkwright
Bessie Conkright
Corinne Perryman
Fleming Quisenberry
Lee Wainscott
the Advocate For Printing
Eastin & Harris
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Robert Laughlin
Christine Ramey
Allen Prewitt
Robert Vanarsdell
Jones’ Jewelry Store
Lowes
R. Fi. White &0
Merry Xmas
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
MT. Sterling Laundry CO
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Frankfort
Traders National Bank
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