Domingo Stars in Musical Extravaganza at City Hall
Domingo delivers a strong first night in a three act stand at City Hall Auditorium. He ranks among the world’s top violinists and ukulele and steel guitar soloists, supported by a high quality company delivering classic and Hawaiian numbers. The show features yodeling whistling solos duets trios and a male quartet with a finale by a famed hula dancer. Performances continue tonight and tomorrow at 8 with a 2:30 Christmas matinee tomorrow afternoon. The Pablo Theatre dates follow January 17 and 18.
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Domingo
City Hall
New Year Urges Optimism for Prosperity and Labor
A Manufacturer's Record editorial calls for unity and courage as the Old Year ends and the New Year begins, acknowledging unemployment but urging Americans to harness optimism, suppress graft, and drive national upbuilding toward widespread prosperity and work. It highlights past crops, possible abundance, and the need to resist pessimism while promoting honesty and efficiency.
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Congress
Kentucky Proclaims National Thrift Week 1921
Governor Edwin P. Morrow designates January 17 to 23 as National Thrift Week to promote thrift across state, urging mayors, officials, schools, churches, businesses and citizens to plan and act on money matters in earning spending saving investing and giving.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Treasury Department of the
United States
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Frankfort
Milk Trains Without a Cowcatcher Question
In the current era of adulteration the article notes a shift toward milk trains lacking cowcatchers as a symbol of broader changes in railway safety and reliability.
Trouble Teaches Lessons Yet Glory Masks Them All
A reflective line notes that hardship provides hard earned lessons but success often blurs the memory of those warnings, suggesting humility and caution amid bright times. The sentiment cautions against pride and encourages steady, thoughtful conduct.
Advertised Article Aims at Up-to-Date Merchants
The piece argues merchants who advertise must have faith in their goods or risk losing customers. It defends papers featuring current ads as trustworthy compared with shop worn items.
Bank Statement Sworn By Kentucky Official 1921
The document records a bank statement sworn by J. O. Greene as cashier for Montgomery County Kentucky. It includes liabilities figures Whey 73340.77 and Ret. True 785.78 and notes the oath date January 10 1921 with notary details and commission expirations.
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Kentucky
Montgomery
J. O. Greene
Cori
W. H. Strossman, JR
National Meeting of National Chamber Chosen Atlantic City
Joseph H. Defrees announced that the ninth annual National Chamber meeting will be held in Atlantic City on April 27 to 29. He said New Orleans and Washington were considered but Atlantic City was chosen for better hotel and meeting space close to Washington.
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Cupid
Dorothy Gilh
Constance Talmadge
Greenwich Conn
Jann Rentine
New York
Joseph H. Defrees
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Atlantic City
Defrees
New Orleans
Washington
The
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Carlond Blacksmith
H. H. Coppage
Inter
Spersing
Lancaster
Ohio
Pablo Theatre
Vermont
U.S. Senate
William P. Dillingham
Carroll S. Page
Senate
Cumberland Telephone
Benjamin Franklin
America
MT. Sterling
Advocate
Reserve District
Traders National Bank
Mt. Steriing
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
A. A. Hazelrigg, D. J. Burchett, W. Lois Thompson
Rey
National Meeting of Chamber of Commerce
Lexington
A. S. Johnson
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