Blue Grass League Schedule and Used Car Exchange Ad
The page lists a Chevrolet sale or exchange offer beside a public notice and a series of Blue Grass League baseball games with dates from July to October. It includes a joke line about love, marriage and arithmetic, plus a note about two tone knit ties at Walsh's. Venue pairings feature Lexington Cynthiana Maysville Mt Sterling Paris Winchester and frequent cross matchups.
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Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Cynthiana
Maysville
Winchester
Paris
Maysvile
Impersonator Sidney Landon Brings Literary Masters to Redpath Chautauqua
Sidney Landon, humorist and interpreter, will present impersonations of Mark Twain Longfellow Riley Hugo Poe Bill Nye Tennyson Kipling and other great writers at Redpath Chautauqua. He uses wigs makeup and recitations reading from masterpieces to entertain and educate audiences.
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Mark Twain
Longfellow
Riley
Hugo
Sidney Landon
Mr. Landon
Poe
Bill Nye
Tennyson
Kipling
Landon
Chautauqua Lecturer to Advise on Inexpensive Dressing
Evelyn Hansen from the Art Institute of Chicago will present a Redpath Chautauqua lecture demonstration on fashion types. She will show lines, color combinations, and economy in dress using models of different types and discuss beauty, utility, and budget.
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Redpath
Art Institute of Chicago
Miss Hansen
Chambers of Commerce
Relief for the Livestock Breeder Faces New Financing Plan
The War Finance Corporation under Dwight F. Davis backs regional Federal Livestock Finance Corporations to replace costly short term notes, offering standards based paper to raise funds and end the ninety day bogey. The plan aims to relieve breeders and stabilize the industry. The Jacksonville Journal questions railroad owned papers and urges legislation to bar public service corporations from owning newspapers to protect a free press.
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War Finance Corporation
Dwight F. Davis
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Jacksonville, Fla
Journal
Public Service Corporation
The
Seed plots improve Kentucky potato seed stock for future crops
A. J. Olney, potato specialist, explains that Kentucky's second crop planted mid July yields seed spuds comparable to other sources. Seed plots remove diseased plants to prevent mosaic, a disease spread by aphids and leaf hoppers, ensuring vigorous foundation stock for next year. Durably, healthy hills are selected at digging time for seed while the rest goes to field planting.
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Kentucky
A. J. Olney
College of Agriculture
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Blue Grass League
Chevrolet
Walsh’s
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
Batis
United States
Gertrude Eggett
Fresno
California
America
Evelyn Hansen
South
Newmeyer's
Uly
Clark
Louisville
S. M. Newmeyer
Walsh's