William Owen To Lead Redpath Sure Servant In the House Cast
William Owen heads a company of artists for a Redpath season production of Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant In the House on the Lyceum platform. Kennedy will assist in coaching, with exclusive Redpath rights for the United States and Canada. The play explores a father’s love and a child’s longing, featuring Manson as a guiding ideal amid hardship and separation.
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Lyceum
United States
Canada
Redpath Bureau
William Owen
William Rann Kennedy
Redpath Chautauquas
Redpath
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Goldsmith
Charles Rann Kennedy
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Manson
Editor J R Lemon Praises Rep W J Fields at Olympia Springs
The Mayfield Daily Messenger notes J R Lemon retiring as Kentucky Press Association president and recounts Fields speech praising good roads and good schools. It describes Fields as a Ph Democrat from the Ninth district, over forty, tall, handsome, a mountaineer, and a rising favorite for his ongoing work for roads, schools, and literacy.
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Kentucky
Congressman Fields
Washington
The Plunkville Idea
A reflective verse about time and ambition. It contrasts human pace with the vastness of travel to the stars and uses sea imagery to compare love to an endless, unreachable depth.
Tetanus or Lockjaw Prevention Campaign Report
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes a decade long effort to spread tetanus prevention. Deaths from lockjaw after Fourth of July injuries dropped from 417 in 1903 to 130 in 1909 and 3 last year. We warn that punctured wounds from unsterilized objects are dangerous and urge immediate professional care. The anti-tetanus serum, given within hours, helps prevent disease and the State Board of Health stocks it at cost from Bowling Green laboratory for physicians.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
State Board of Health
Bowling Green
Vin's Vicious Drive Sparks Family Strain and Road Rush
The speaker boasts a race to wealth through costly car upgrades, mortgaging the home and chasing six cylinders and a fancy ride. Family pressure and public scorn surround the get rich rush as friends cheer the reckless pace and lamppost misfires invite costly repairs.
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Vin
Smile and song chorus promotes mood lifting at work and play
A light verse urges readers to smile to dispel blues, suggesting upbeat mood improves daily life at work and at play. It emphasizes the simple act of smiling as a remedy and invites readers to try it to brighten the day.
Political Prophets on Stanley in Madison County Primary
The item argues Stanley backs the Whisky Trust and opposes the County Unit law while claiming public support for him is weak in Madison County. It labels his stance as feigned on Local Option and states a vote for Stanley means endorsement of the Whisky Trust ahead of the August primary.
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Frankfort
Stanley
Madison County
Whisky Trust
Uncle Sam's gun may be slow to fire headline
A compact item notes the slow firing rate yet vast reach of US weaponry, signaling cautious assessment of military might and strategic implications for defense planning.
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Uncle Sam
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