Tanlac credited for turning Covington woman from nervous wreck
Mrs Susie Medaris of Covington Kentucky says Tanlac restored her health after nearly a year of fatigue loss of appetite and nervous strain. She reports quick relief improved appetite and renewed energy and praises the medicine as making her a new woman. Tanlac is sold in Mt Sterling by Land and Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Tanlac
Susie Medaris
West 14Th Street
Tanlae
Mt. Sterling
Land & Priest
Gi D Sullivan & Co Mt Sterling Ky
Commercial listing for Gi D Sullivan and Company located on West Locust Street in Mt Sterling Kentucky with office and residence contact numbers provided. Local business directory entry notes office 474 and residence 132 for inquiries.
Kentucky farms report 47 more cows tested in Shelby county
Shelby county farmers added 47 cows to the local cow testing association bringing total tested cattle to 184 under County Agent J. W. Worthington. Davies county elected P. Wothington as president of a new tomato growers group with Henry S. Berry as secretary. Nelson county exhibitors helped by Bardstown bank prizes, while Davies county organized a swine breeders association with over 20 members. Fulton county farmers push lime and phosphate use. Jeff Doolin to run corn variety tests with F. H. Spickard. McCreary county seeks 2,500 hatching eggs for poultry standardization under R. O. Bate.
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Shelby County
J. W. Worthington
P. W. Wothington
Davies County
Nelson County
Bardstown
C. L. Hill
Swine Breeders’ Association
John R. Spencer
Fulton County
R. O. Bate
Pepto Mangan Ad Promotes Vital Blood Health
An advertisement urges readers to improve blood quality with Pepto Mangan to boost energy and overall health. It compares blood to fuel and highlights benefits for muscles brain and eyes, urging use of Gude's Pepto Mangan tablets or liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Diversify Crops Suggested for Kentucky Farmers
The article urges Kentucky farmers to diversify beyond a single cash crop. It cites Tennessee's successful shift to multiple crops like peanuts and sweet potatoes, reducing risk and boosting income when one crop fails. It recommends adopting similar diversification to improve stability and prospects for Kentucky farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nobody Like Him, A Man Who Mirrors You
A reflective portrait on how encountering a person exactly like oneself leads to reluctance and distance. The piece emphasizes caution in seeking similarity and the awkwardness of sameness in social interaction.
A Menace to Our Rural Education
The American Federation of Teachers Executive Council blames tenure insecurity for rural education inefficiency. It calls for state laws to prevent arbitrary teacher dismissals by local boards, with impartial hearings and civil appeals. It cites numerous country district dismissals for trivial causes as harmful to democracy in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Teachers’ Executive Council
Federation
Boards of Education
Cardus credited with relief for Mrs Williams after weakness
Mrs D V Williams of Springfield Missouri describes chronic weakness back pain headaches and nervousness improving after taking Cardus. She says her husband arranged the dose. after use she felt stronger slept better and regained health with her doctor approving the recovery. Cardus advertised as available everywhere.
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D. V. Williams
Route 6
Mrs. Williams
Cardus
A Rotting Bone and a Dentist’s Warning
A decaying tooth is a bone rotting in your mouth and poisons your system day and night. It weakens health, contributing to rheumatism, neuralgia, fatigue, eye and heart troubles, and susceptibility to diseases. Dr H. M. Wright warns that neglecting teeth invites numerous woes. About the frankest man we ever met was a conceited man who admitted it.
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H. M. Wright
Traders Bank
Tea gown chosen by Mrs. Harding in New York
The first photo of a newly purchased White House tea gown shows Mrs. Harding in mauve chiffon trimmed with gold, green and black lace. The gown is described as a fashionable choice likely to engage many women across the land.
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White House
Rivet and Nut Purchases Questioned by Shipping Board
Republican era note claims the Shipping Board overpaid for rivets and nuts, citing procurement excesses as a public concern reported by the Little Rock Gazette.
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Shipping Board
Little Rock Gazette
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Mickie
Bizzy
Gi. D. Sullivan & Co
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Vila
Ob Et Cleaners & Dyers
Missouri
Nashville
Tenn
Alice McCloud
Sixth Ave
Mrs. Harding
Ballard & Ballard Co
Lexington
Mansfield
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
S. P. Greenwade, Prop
The
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Comfort
Charles H. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
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