Kentucky Governor Proclaims Thrift Week in 1919
Governor Edwin P. Morrow issues a proclamation designating January 17 to 24 as Thrift Week to encourage personal thrift amid economic unrest. The statement cites Franklin's birthday as a focal point and urges church and civic groups to observe the week with coordinated activities nationwide. Also notes a price decline forecast by Attorney General and predictions of higher food prices in 1920.
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Edwin P. Morrow
State of
Kentucky
Treasury Department
Benjamin Franklin
National
Young Men’s Christian Association
Thrift
American Bankers’ Association
National Association of Life Underwriters
National Association of Real Estate Boards
A. Palmer
Onions Said to Drive Out Contagion in Medical Opinion
The rumor claims onions can erase contagion according to a recent medical view. It recounts popular belief and cautions against relying on cuisine alone for health protection.
Farm tract with 90 acres includes house and facilities
Tract No 1 contains about 90 acres all in grass and rye with some strong tobacco land. It is well fenced and features a seven room house stock barn hot house cellar milk house poultry house stock scales a physician's office a good orchard and garden and is well watered by springs and wells. A money making excellent farm.
New Year Outlook Calls for Unity and Service Across America
The year 1919 to 1920 is framed as a pivotal era with unrest and upheaval in politics and finance. The piece urges Americans to act with conciliation, uphold the Golden Rule, and boost national prosperity through personal effort, restraint, and service to others.
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