Indian Blood Purifier and Oil Liniment Promoted for Quick Healing
Advertisement touts Rattlesnake Oil Liniment and White Eagle Indian Blood Purifier Herbs with claims of rapid healing for constipation rheumatism kidneys and stomach. Priced at 50 cents per bottle and 1.00 per package with mail order from White Eagle Medicine Co Piqua Ohio. on sale in Mt Sterling Kentucky. The piece closes with unrelated war and social remarks.
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White Eagle Medicine Company
Piqua
Ohio
Mt. Sterling
Parker Photo Car and Vanarsdell's Fresh Produce Ad
A compact newspaper item lists Parker Photo Car offering 25 pictures at 35 cents and post cards at 1 dollar per dozen. Cabinets priced at 2 dollars per dozen. Fresh vegetables advertised at Vanarsdell's with likely daily offerings.
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Parker
A Dream of Farm Work For Vacation
A columnist muses that a two week vacation on a farm could improve health increase food production and boost the economy. The piece notes such a plan is a dream but suggests shores of benefit if implemented.
Mammoth Cave Day Trip from Winchester
Three day tour conducted with round trip railroad fare from Winchester at 5.65. Rooms at Cave Hotel including boards and cave trips priced 6.50, total cost 12.15. Special coach on regular train at 7 01 a m. Free band concert on Echo river. Write or phone L. and N. Agent. 47 4. The Advocate for printing.
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Winchester
Cave Hotel
Cave
Echo River
Million Hear Thomas Brooks Fletcher Lectures On Chautauqua
Over one million people paid admission to hear Thomas Brooks Fletcher on the Chautauqua circuit. The Ohio editor and lecturer, noted as a leading young orator, has substituted for famous figures and drawn large crowds across the nation. Marion, Ohio, hosts his program with strong local support and a thriving newspaper plant.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Fletcher
Lyceum
John P. Dolliver
Findlay
Ben B. Lindsey
Juvenile Court
Denver
Colo
Union
Massachusetts
New England
Iowa
West
Parkes Cadman
Newell Dwight Hillis
Wendling
Gunsaulus
John Temple Graves
Mletcher
Marion
What Liquor Money Would Do
The American Grocer argues the $1 724 908 519 annual drink bill could fund homes for nine million families and provide clothing for all, education for every child, car ownership for every family, and nationwide gospel, railroad, and government financing. The note ends with gratitude for life’s blessings.
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United States
Union
Optimist Adverts for a Lost Opportunity
A succinct, wry observation noting that an optimist would promote a chance or opportunity even when it appears lost. The line plays on optimistic branding of failure as potential.
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Ky Letter
In Catron, Kentucky Mrs Bettie Bullock writes of four years of illness from womanly troubles. She describes severe left side pains and near total weakness until her husband gave Cardus, the woman's tonic, which started helping from the first dose. She now walks two miles and works.
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Catron, Ky
Bettie Bullock
Gum Grove meeting and local notes reported
Correspondence from Gladys Richardson covers Pastor James Davis leading a Gum Grove schoolhouse meeting, family visits, illness, crop updates, livestock deaths from lightning, births, and reflections on nature’s harshness and its effects on health and life.
Wyatt buys 200 acres near Lexington on Military Pike
Mr. William Wyatt purchased 200 acres of land ten miles from Lexington on the Military pike from the Hackett heirs. The price was private but said to be favorable. Wyatt will not move to the farm.
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William Wyatt
Lexington
Military Pike
Hackett
Price
Mr. Wyatt
Finest Fruits at Greenwade's Store
Greenwade's advertises a selection of oranges grapefruits lemons bananas and apples as a local fruit variety feature.
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Greenwade’s
War in the House of God and Christian Harmony
The piece laments bitter denominational antagonism within Christianity and questions why rivalries spill into churches. It argues for unity among Nazarene followers to promote Christian enlightenment and a cleaner, better world through peaceful collaboration.
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Nazarene
House of God
Bullets From the Front War Telegraph Rant
A satirical column mocks global war fatigue and critiques leaders and combatants. It names England France Russia Italy Germany Austria Turkey Belgium Servia Montenegro and Japan while anticipating ongoing peril to the United States. The piece ridicules medical metaphors and notes anxiety about future conflict.
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England
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Belgium
Servia
Montenegro
Japan
General Wood
United States
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F. C. Duerson
If Court
Vanarsdell’s
Mammoth Cave
the Advocate For Printing
J. Will
Edward
McDermott Alt
McDermott
Owensboro
Copencessine Co
Gladys Richardson
Gum Grove
James Davis
James French
Sarah Chambers
William Turley
Messrs
Blige
Boone Willoughby
Oscar Woosley
Millard
Burgin Trimble
Estill County
Jesse McIntosh
Mancelona
Mich
Kentucky
Fred Moore
George Coburn
Arthur Coburn
Vernon Holley
Illinois
Jack Coburn
Little Son
Frenchburg
Myrtle Martin
Silver Ridge
John H. Blount
Cumeents
P. Sullivan
Cincinnati
H. C. King
East Main St
Lexington, Ky
Europe
San Francisco
San Diego
Southern Railway
B. H. Todd
Louisville, Ky
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