Death Knell to TB in Kentucky Sees Decline
Census figures show Kentucky TB deaths fell from 3982 in 1919 to 3207 in 1921. Dr A T McCormack credits improved physical fitness public health nurses and elimination of tubercular cattle. Christmas seals fund nurse work and public support aids progress against the disease. Lloyd George donates book profits to charity and a quip about circulation closes the item.
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Kentucky
Census Bureau
Washington
A. T. McCormack
MacCormack
Bureau of Foods, Drugs and Hotels
State Board of Health
Kentucky Tuberculosis Association
Gale
Lloyd George
Advertising clinic speaker hails ads as culture’s mirror
Gig Morgon, advertising specialist, told the Louisville Advertising Club that newspapers and magazines will chronicle 1922 civilization for future archaeologists. He said literature and advertising dominate today and that advertisers are key professionals shaping stories and society beyond filling space.
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Gig Morgon
Louisville Advertising Club
Hog Killing Time
Advertises hog slaughter services with trimming grinding sausage rendering lard in a sanitary manner. Pricing lists $1 per hog killed and $2.50 for killing and work by Hon Packing Co. (11-tf).
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Hon Packing Co
Purebred Livestock Boosts Farm Profits Says Obenchain
An analysis of Agriculture Department bulletins argues for purebred livestock to reduce waste and raise returns. Secretary Obenchain cites surveys across multiple states showing scrub stock yields far lower productivity and profits than purebred stock, with dairy cattle and beef leading gains. The piece concludes with satirical quips on policy and innovation.
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Department of Agriculture
Fred L. Obenchain
Poland
China Record
Indianapolis
America
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Washington
Idaho
Georgia
Burch
Agricultural Department
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MT. Sterling
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Dame
S. M. Newmeyer
Federal Farm Survey
Lars
Edison
H. L. Clarke
Rogers Co
West Main Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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