It Is Not So Easy To Apologize
A reflective note from Exchange on the difficulty of apologizing admitting error and changing course. It contrasts humility with pride and highlights the value of learning from mistakes while noting the author’s stance that the speaker always pays.
Prices Slashed on Pumps and Oxfords by Brunner Shoe Co
The Brunner Shoe Co announces a sale on pumps and oxfords with prices cut to 3.45 dollars from 4.00 dollars. Limited stock available as discounts apply storewide across styles.
Garden Labor Brings Mental Growth and Gains
Quote extols daily garden work, claiming any man can spend an hour to gain mental and physical development plus monetary benefits. Encourages readers to “Try it.”
Speak the Good Word Instead of Criticism
A reflection urging individuals to replace idle fault finding with positive speech. It cautions that constant nitpicking makes the critic self centered and urges constructive, uplifting commentary.
Building Bourbon Pike Resurfacing Progress Near North Middletown Mt Sterling
Resurfacing and reconstruction on the North Middletown and Mt. Sterling turnpike from the Montgomery county line to North Middletown is advancing rapidly. Contractors expect to finish soon with continued good weather. The pike is being renewed and new iron and concrete bridges are replacing old structures. When the Montgomery section is done the road will be among the best in the state.
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Delicious Cafe
Conroy's Saddle and Harness Shop
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co
E. W. Stockton Prop. Telephone
Sterling, Ky
Brunner Shoe Co Advertises Silk Neckwear on Sale
A Brunner Shoe Co catalog page promotes Silk Novelty Neckwear at 50 cents and a complete line of wash neckwear. The rest of the snippet references a German submarine entering an American port and a critique of isolationist attitudes.
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Brunner Shoe Co
Right to Express Opinion Amid Hospital Valuation Debate
A reader argues free speech matters but warns opinion exchange may waste time valuing hospitals. The remark contrasts rights with practical costs and hospital valuation work.
A Departure in Agricultural Education at Kentucky University
The University of Kentucky shifts toward mass service through practical education. It announces a one year practical agriculture course open to all ages, focusing on agronomy animal husbandry and farm management with no degree awarded. The program runs Sept to Sept and uses campus facilities including barns laboratories and an 113 acre farm to teach up to date farming methods.
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American University
State University
University of Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Milk-Milk Our Dairy on Sanitary Lines
A reflective piece contrasts youthful reluctance to work with the consequences of idleness, warning that the value of steady labor often becomes clear only after missed opportunity. It emphasizes sanitation and discipline in dairy practice as a guiding standard.
Typewriter that prints on cards with two colors
The device writes on cards labels and tags while printing in two colors without changing ribbon. It is ready for stencil cutting without removing ribbon. It invites demonstrations promising about 40 percent savings if claims prove superior. otherwise no risk to the buyer.
Kentucky fair dates listed across towns and weeks
A long list of Kentucky county fairs with locations and dates from July through September, covering Harrodsburg Winchester Adairville Taylorsville Henderson Berea Danville Springfield Lexington Uniontown and many others ending with Mayfield.
Oil Awakens Greed as Faith Dims in Town
A local saying contrasts old piety with new wealth as oil discovery tests morals. Residents debate charity and corruption while businesses boom and churches fear losing guiding values.
Kentucky National Guard First Regiment faces heavy wartime shortfall
Nearly half of the First Regiment Kentucky National Guard were rejected by U S Army physicians at Ft Thomas after the physical. With 618 rejected, the unit lists 638 men remaining ranking far below wartime and peacetime needs. Adjutant General Tandy Ellis plans to appeal to the War Department to send recruiting officers to fill the gaps.
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Kentucky National Guard
United States Army
Ft. Thomas
Louisville
Tandy Ellis
War Department
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