Farm and Home Pointers From Lexington Convention
Excerpts from the tenth Farm and Home Convention in Lexington call for marketing reforms, higher legume acreage, and statewide rural school consolidation. Quotes urge clear fabric labeling on wool, honesty in textiles, and practical poultry management boosting Kentucky farming efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Aaron Sapiro
California
Kentucky
George Roberts
Agronomy
Hear
College of Agriculture
M. L. Hall
Shelby County
George Wilbur
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
J. T. Wilson
Corydon
A Woman’s Reflections on Marriage and Regret
A proverb-like line suggests a girl may pity a man long enough to wed, but then she ends up feeling sorrow for herself for the rest of her life. The remark frames marriage as a source of enduring self-pity.
Married pair likened to a stallion and a thoroughbred filly
A humorous remark compares a married couple to a male tied to a highbred mare, noting the odd image and social flavor of such expressions.
Vets' Sanatorium To Be Dedicated Feb. 22
Dawson Springs prepares for a major dedication of the United States war veterans sanatorium on February 22. Governor Morrow will give the dedicatory address as federal officials, Kentucky leaders, and veterans groups attend. The 22-building unit, built on 75 acres with modern facilities, can care for 500 patients and may expand to 1,100. a Special train may run from Frankfort for Kentucky attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Dawson Springs
Uncle Sam
H. E. Whitledge
United States Public Health Service Department
Hopkinsville
Madisonville
Kentucky
Hopkins, Christian
Caldwell
United States
American Legion and War Veterans Bureau
Treasury Department
Treasury
Edward Clifford
D. H. Kincheloe
Kentucky Geneva Assembly
Illinois Central Railroad
Frankfort
American Red Cross
American Legion
Gold Star
Dedication program highlights include major organizations
A nationwide dedication will mobilize the Salvation Army Y M C A Jewish Welfare Knights of Columbus and other groups whether wartime linked or not. The day will feature speeches inspections of the buildings and a grand ball at the recreation hall with music from a famous orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare
Knights of Columbus
Dawson Springs
Rich never know what real love is
The passage contrasts the rich with those who face biffs and slugging, implying they experience legal trouble such as warrants for nonsupport rather than true affection. It portrays wealth as lacking genuine emotional depth and struggle.
Taniac Impresses Lexington Man Says It Delivers
J F Holly of Lexington Kentucky declares the medicine Taniac is the first he has taken that actually does what it claims. He emphasizes personal satisfaction with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Holly
Lexington, Ky
Land & Priest
Tanlac credited for family weight gains in Buffalo
George L. Tessey a Buffalo mechanic says he gained twelve pounds his wife gained twenty six pounds and his daughter gains weight daily from taking Tanlac, according to Land & Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Tessey
Buffalo
Tanlac. Land & Priest
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Tradewater River
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Virgil P. Lary
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville
Florida
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Suwanee
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