Ratliff family moves to Lexington on Walnut Street
C M Ratliff who recently died at his residence here bought a Walnut Street home in Lexington and will move there about March 1 with his family, regarded as valued members of our citizens. A column of humorous quips follows on social behavior and marriage, noting women, husbands, luck, and honesty with light satire.
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C. M. Ratliff
Walnut Street
Lexington
Tom Jones
Pike Grove
Becknerville Pike
Winchester
Clark County
Pike
Estill
Letter From Death Row Aims To Guide A Young Offender
A dated, reflective missive from Eddyville Kentucky dated June 6 1916. a condemned inmate writes to a young person about life choices and friendship after reform. The note ends with a sobering moral urging to shun crime and seek success while warning of social consequences. The text includes admonitions about gambling bad company obedience and a final farewell from a prisoner facing execution.
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