Maysville Delegation Seeks Reappointment for Judge Wall
A group of Maysville Democrats led by Circuit Judge C D Newell T D Slattery and C L Wood urged Gov McCreary to reappoint Judge Garrett S Wall to the State Board of Control of Charitable Institutions citing his four year tenure supervising the State Hospitals for the Insane and the Institute for the Feeble Minded. They praised his administrative ability and leadership as board president and expressed hope for a favorable decision. The governor is asked to honor the state by keeping Wall in public service as his term expires this year.
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Maysville
C. D. Newell
T. D. Slattery
C. L. Wood
Institute
Commission
Eir
Judge Wall
Louisville
Wall
New Year Resolutions and City Street Contract
The piece argues the season for New Year resolutions, noting their good faith though often unkept, and urges the City Council not to accept Maysville street until work quality is assured to avoid a costly blunder.
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Maysville Street
Whipping post debate sparked by an elderly witness
The piece notes mounting press criticism of the Delaware Whipping Post but recalls an old lady aged seventy two who testified about her son's brutal acts. Her court account leads the editors to concede that in some cases a whipping post and a firm hand may be warranted.
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Delaware
Thompson Leaves Mark With Court House Grounds Repair
After sixteen years of service, Esq. C. G. Thompson had repairs completed on the walk around the county court house. The county and the court house grounds will miss his watchful care and efficient services.
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Esq
C. G. Thompson
Countywide Holiday Order Praised for Peaceful Observance
Officials commend the county for maintaining orderly conduct during the holiday season. The message highlights public cooperation and safety, noting continued calm and adherence to rules as celebrations proceed.
Pay Your January Bills Prominently
A call urges all citizens to observe Bill Day on Thursday January 1 by paying all due accounts promptly. Merchants face credit risk from delayed payments, and collectors seek timely settlements to ease trade conditions. The message, provided by a prominent business figure, asks readers to have checks ready and support prompt payments.
Goodby to Summer and a Maiden in Gates of Green
A Baltimore Sun poem reflects on summer fading as a young woman bearer of harvest faces farewell. The speaker mourns the passing of sun and light while imagery of fields gates and dreams marks the end of a season and youth.
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Goodby
Lost Love in Langs Verse of Timeless Longing
Poem excerpt by Andrew Lang about love and loss where the winner of love loses it again through time and memory. It contrasts the fleeting passion of those who gain with the enduring dream of those who avoid possessive attachment. The speaker favors a love that does not age or decay.
Immune to Love But Not to You, Cy Warman Poem
The fragment recalls longing and travel as the speaker recalls a past romance. A northern landscape and glacier imagery frame the emotional arc with lines about aging, love’s sting, and a dream encounter. The verse culminates in the refrain that immunity to love is an illusion.
You Must Look Her In The Eyes And Press On
A speaker urges resolve and steady resolve, telling readers to face daily ordeals without flinching. The message champions perseverance through continuous effort and a stubborn cheerful attitude amid trials.
Roses and Time Poems on Birth and Night
A lyrical meditation contrasts blooming roses with infant death and sky imagery. It muses on time and light, noting strange creatures and the elusiveness of today and tonight.
Love's Crucible in a Silent Confrontation
A poem fragment explores intimate longing and guarded emotion between two lovers. The speaker questions mutual understanding and hidden thoughts as Lilian Lauferty remains unnamed yet central to the emotional tension.
The Voice and Law United in One God and Sun
Poetic fragment asserts unity of law and divinity across all things under the sun. It links land sea and wind with a singular divine order and moral code guiding life and nature.
Beef and Tomato Salad and Variations from Cold Meats
Practical, period style note on making beef based salads with cold meat. Recipes include Beef and Tomato Salad with Worcestershire and tomato shells, plain beef salad with potatoes and beets, vinaigrette style beef, and spiced beef salad marinated in French dressing with optional gherkins and garlic.
Nice hot soup makes a wholesome winter dinner
A column discusses vegetable soups as the most popular choice for winter meals. It notes that many methods for preparing assorted vegetable soups have been collected for reference.
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Kentucky Press Association
W. Hedden, JR
B. Senff
Eptrors
Mt. Sterling
New York
Chicago
Summer
League of May
Baltimore Sun
Andrew Lang
Borthlens
Cy Warman
Elizabeth Kirkman
Land &Priest
Thos. Kennedy
Jane Burr
Lilian Lauferty
Aeisser Menefiarn
Bryan & Robinson
Sewelers
You
W.H. Berry & Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
M. E. Wilson
Lexington
Ashland
Dowd & Jones
Wm. Cravens
Fine Bluegrass’ Farm
Janary
Howard’s Mill Pike
J. L. Barry
Henry R. Prewitt
Sterling
T. Barry
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