Entertaining Mrs. David White in Falls City and Louisville
Mrs. David White of this city spent holidays with her nephew M. W. White in Louisville. Numerous entertainments honored her, hosted by Mrs. W. H. Wintersmith, Mrs. Robert Mason, and others, including dinners and luncheons at several addresses. A separate item quotes Robert W. Boynge on peace terms and a humorous tale about Jobbins and Battling Bill.
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David White
M. W. White
Louisville
Falls City
W. H. Wintersmith
W. Chestnut Street
Purnell
A. Wrightison
Mary Wright
Marie White
Leolia Tynes
Sam Cooper
Silas Hallier
Robert Mason
W. Gray Street
J. B. Williams
FE. Burnett Avenue
J. B. Purnell
Leolia Tittus
W. Liberty Street
8. Hill
Mary Bridges
Elizabeth Harden
James Cooper
Samuel Cooper
Ben Dorsey
James H. Hathaway, Jr
Silas Hall
Robert W. Boynge
New York Republican Club
Germany
For Sale Baby buggy and high chair
Reed baby buggy in good condition and a high chair offered for sale. Apply to Mrs. W. Paul Wechesser at phone number 733. Also mentions McCormick farm sale advertised in this paper. 28-21
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Reed Baby
W. Paul Wechesser
McCormick
Bank of Kentucky Ledger: December 31 1918 Statement
Semi annual financial report detailing the Exchange Bank of Kentucky at end of business on December 31 1918. Balances assets liabilities and equity outlined with figures for cash deposits loans and other financial positions. The document records the bank's status during the period and provides a snapshot of its financial health.
Cinnamon Oil as Influenza Remedy Claimed Fast Fever Drop
The article reports that oil of cinnamon reduces fever and shortens illness duration in influenza. Twelve drops are taken in water, repeated after an hour, then ten drops every two hours until fever normalizes, with further dosing after fever subsides. Early treatment may normalize temperature within 12 hours.
Origin of the Ap pellation Doughboy Discussed
An English attempt to trace the doughboy nickname is noted in the London Post. Colonel Repington speculates the term may come from a Spanish word used by American allies in the Mexican War to describe infantry often covered with dust.
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Repington
London Post
Soldier Letter From A E F France December 8 1918
A private in Company M 51st Infantry writes to his mother from France describing mud and hunger on the front. He recalls the Armistice joy, nights in barns, rats in dugouts, and hopes for a return home soon around Christmas. He mentions mail from home, letters from Eldred and Jameson, and shared memories of fatigue and clothe washing delays.
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Moose River
Eldred
Jameson
Mt. Sterling National Bank December 31 1918 Balance
At close of business December 31 1918 the Mt Sterling National Bank reports assets of $921 714 26 with a five per cent dividend placed to credit of stockholders. W L Willpatrick cashier.
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Mt. Sterling National Bank
W.L. Willpatrick
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Oldham
Fle
Battling Bill
B. Frank Perry
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Fixtures Banking House
France
A. P
Bertha
Resources
Rdrafts , . Co
Treas
Federal Reserve
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
A. 5
Hart
John R. Crockett
Parks Donaldson
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