Overcoming the shy social obstacle and finding charm
The piece discusses how self conscious people hinder themselves in social settings. It urges speaking or moving forward despite fear, noting how prideful perception harms social life. It praises shy individuals who can delight a few, warning that bold, tedious voices often fill public spaces.
Prospecting Ahead General Prosperity Prompts Exit
The speaker declares intent to depart at once upon General Prosperity's approach, signaling a swift departure once the figure appears. No other actions or details are provided in the fragment.
All the world admires a man when he is a man
A succinct line praising integrity and steadfast character in men across society. It emphasizes virtue and public respect earned through consistent conduct rather than rhetoric.
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Wrold
Prohibition Advocate MA H V M Cheshey Endorsed by Shelby News
The Shelby News backs MA H V M Cheshey as a total abstainer who opposes liquor interests. He supports County Unit Law and statewide prohibition, promising to seek a statewide vote if elected governor, to empower people to decide the liquor issue over the whiskey crowd.
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Kentucky
Stanley
Shelby News
Home First: Cherish Local Community Over National Pride
A civic message urges residents to focus on improving local conditions and developing adjacent farm lands. It extols honoring both country and home, and warns against public mischief by noting the town knocker’s head under the hat as a humorous safeguard for order and progress.
Compliment Heeds Neighbor’s Positive Reception, Spongelike
A light note suggests giving neighbors compliments, likening praise to water absorbed by a sponge. The idea emphasizes simple, kind gestures building goodwill among locals.
Co-operation Backbone of Town and Country
The author urges stronger co operation among chainleds societies lodges business men and the people as the town's backbone. Without pulling together loads will be small and ineffective. Emphasizes seizing undeveloped opportunities through united effort.
Four room flat with bath in central location
Classified notice describes a four room flat with bath and central location available for rent or inquiry addressed to 13-11 G. H. Strother. The text includes a Bible quote about treasures in Heaven and angels losing sleep over interest, indicating a moral aside or ad copy.
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G. H. Strother
Residence for Sale Baptist parsonage on West High Street
Brick residence known as the Baptist parsonage on West High Street occupied by Rev. J. S. Wilson. In thorough repair and desirable property. Apply to W. A. Sutton or 45tf W. W. Tyler. These wars and rumors of wars have at least one saving grace. They are keeping the Thaw case off the first page.
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Baptist Parsonage
West High Street
J. S. Wilson
W. A. Sutton
Notice to claimants against J W Clark estate
All persons having claims against the estate of J W Clark deceased must present them proven on or before August 15 1915 to H R Prewitt attorney or to John W Cecil administrator with the will annexed of J W Clark deceased. 52-31 Of course the other fellow is always in the wrong but he doesn't know it.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Tobacco Saver
City Club
Prince Albert
STAGS
M. B. French
Mt. Sterling
Camargo Pike
J. W. Clark
H. R. Prewitt
Jno
For Sale 308 Acres Blue Grass Land in Montgomery County
Montgomery County real estate offering 308 acres with good improvements at a bargain if sold quickly. Property subject to division. Oldham and Frazer, Mt. Sterling Kentucky real estate agents. The piece emphasizes value and prompt sale.
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Montgomery County
Oldham & Frazer
Mt. Sterling
The Brief Visitors and War Toll Reflections
The piece laments fleeting gratitude and warns of sudden ends while detailing massive WWI losses for Great Britain Germany and Russia. It notes a pattern of James P Edwards appearing at Stanley speeches and alleges Edwards was mounted to influence Louisville votes, alongside critical press chatter about a political machine.
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Mr. Stanley
James P. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Stanley
Louisville
McDermott
Many Littles Make a Much in Editorial Pockets
A playful parody urges editors to recall small debts owed by many readers. It begins with imagining being owed 50 cents to $5 by hundreds, totaling around 500 to 1000 dollars, and ends by poking fun at editors reluctantly tracking such small payments while reminding them that “many littles make a much.”
Advertising Boosts Paying Ability Across Local Businesses
The article notes that advertising supports revenue and helps advertisers maintain solvency. It argues that consistent marketing improves cash flow and customer reach for firms of various sizes.
Bassett Drug Co Unusual Offer on Dr Howard Remedy
Bassett Drug Co guarantees refunds on Dr Howard’s remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. Regular 50 cent bottles are offered at half price 25 cents with no returns. The store notes high customer satisfaction and invites readers to try the treatment while the sale lasts.
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Mr. Bassett
Dr. Howard
Quote about country fuss over Morgan sparks threat idea
The speaker notes that if the nation showed as much concern for them as for Morgan they might be tempted to invite a foolish shot. The remark highlights frustration with public attention and perceived double standards.
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Morgan
Jail of Huerta Ruins Promised Grub Worth Millions
The remark condemns Huerta’s jailing as a terrible waste of perfectly good grub, signaling public frustration over scarce food resources and political actions.
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Huerta
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