New Kentucky Board of Charities and Corrections Reforms
The article outlines Kentucky reforms led by the Board of Charities and Corrections. It highlights new superintendents, improved prison facilities, and expanded cooperation with state agencies to rehabilitate inmates and curb crime. It details parole procedures, funding needs, and ongoing efforts to modernize institutions and reduce waste.
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Commonwealth of Kentucky
E.S. Tachau
Louisville
Henry P. Barset
Henderson
Samuel H. Halley
Lexington
A. P. Humphrey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Charities and Corrections
New Jersey
National Committee On
Kentucky
State Commission On
Stanley
United States
Genestone
Siciauan
Imhof
Lakeland
Board of Charities and Corrections
State Board of Health
University of Kentucky
Comb in public room sparks anger over family use
A man chastises his wife and daughter after discovering they used his comb and brush kept chained in a public room. He vents frustration at the intrusion and privacy invasion, insisting personal grooming items stay his alone.
Untold Tale of Love and Regret
Readable fragments suggest a troubled romance where one partner pursues intense closeness, while the other alternates between desire and withdrawal. The cycle repeats as affection shifts to disappointment, hinting at emotional conflict and unfulfilled longing.
Old-fashioned tomboy Prisoting fades from the scene
An aging figure once renowned for outrunning neighborhood boys, Prisoting the Advodite, has fallen from prominence. Community members recall her swift strides and spirited presence during youth, but current events show little trace of her former notoriety.
Crouch Corresp notes Christmas dinners and local visits
Marguerite Crouch Corresp notes Mr and Mrs W B Crouch hosting a Christmas dinner with guests from Little Rock and Winchester. The item lists many local visits illness for Kellar Oldson and Howard Kendall, social calls by Miss Mattie Lee Laughlin, Lena Matt Jones and others, and a Christmas tree event at Plum Lick schoolhouse drawing a large crowd.
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W. B. Crouch
N. H. Fletcher
Troupe Clark
Little Rock
Leonidas Neal
Winchester
Little Kellar Oldson
Mattie Lee Laughlin
Lexington
Yancey Laughlin
John Taul
Bessie Shaw
Indiana
Lena Laughlin
Matt Jones
Clint Williams
Frank Taylor
Paris
Frank Ritchie
Henry Fletcher
Howard Kendall
Isabelle Ritchie
Elizabeth Taylor
E. H. Crouch
D. H. Webster
Mt. Sterling
Sam Ishmael
J. D. Ishmeel
Judy
Plum Lick School
John M. Crouch
Noah Gilvin
Gilvin
Donaldson
Lida Lou Crouch
Buford Curtis
Mildred
Clayton Curtis
North Middletown
Mind Your Own Business Week Suggestion Earns Debate
A reader suggests a national Mind Your Own Business Week, warning that adoption could leave many people jobless. The idea appears in a letter to the editor attributed to Graham Burnham's Hound Dog column.
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Graham Burnham
Proprietors Confront Hard Sell for Cider Stands
Soft drink stand owners find cider sales constrained as demand shifts or tastes favor other beverages. A local market note highlights pivot toward harder options or diversified offerings to sustain business.
Hidden runs in silk stockings upset them
A sharp remark notes that many seemingly new silk stockings show holes unseen by onlookers, suggesting concealed flaws in a fashion scene.
Man Fixes Own Breakfast Reflects Domestic Tension
A humorous quip suggests a man rising to cook his own breakfast not from love but from irritation toward his wife, illustrating domestic frictions in a light tone.
Cheer Up A Sage Reminder From A Sunny Proverb
The saying notes if the sun shone constantly there would be no hay to make, urging resilience and balance in hardship. It frames sunshine as a reminder of natural limits and the value of work and patience.
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Ers
Eddyville
State Board of Charities and
Cér
Philadelphia
Little Rock
Disarmageddon Settlement Lifts Nation’s Burden
A public mood shifts as the country awaits a final settlement of disarmament talks. Officials foresee relief once a formal agreement ends the long standing dispute and restores confidence across communities.
Henderson youngsters plan year's farm work
Henderson county junior agricultural clubs map a year focusing on pigs calves and crops under leaders D W Martin S J Howard J T Wilson G D Givens and Theodore Posey The pig project emphasizes purebred sows litters gilts boars and berrows while the calf project will form a Jersey bull calf club Hatching records tobacco corn and tomatoes will be emphasized in crops The remarks include unrelated jokes about Prohibition and biblical marriage.
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Henderson County
D. W. Martin
S. J. Howard
J. T. Wilson
G. D. Givens
Theodore Posey
Jersey
Man vows to ignore decoy grassencounter in play
A quoted man states he will not be fooled by anyone posing as a decoy grassman in a staged trick. He insists on vigilance and warns others to stay alert for misdirection during performances.
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