Kentucky Building and Loan Convention Heads to Louisville
The Kentucky League of Building and Loan Associations plans its annual convention in Louisville at the Watterson Hotel May 27 28. The concurrent Kentucky Manufacturers and Shippers Association gathering may trigger reduced railroad rates. An open Macauley's Theatre meeting will explain building and loan basics and farm loans to Ken tuckians with invitations extended to all.
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Kentucky League of Building and Loan Associations
Louisville
Watterson Hotel
Kentucky Manufacturers and Shippers’ Association
Kentucky
Lousville
Macauley
Men racing to dinner despite late arrivals
A light humorous observation notes that men often arrive late to dinner but eagerly join the meal once there, highlighting charm over punctuality.
Senator Oltie James on local option and county democracy
In a last session statement Senator Oltie James argued that Kentucky could become dry if county voters so wished. He emphasized local government as the people’s right and warned against outside counties forcing will on others. He said democracy supports county self-government and honored his campaign vow for local option.
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Congress
Oltie James
Kentucky
Senate
Grim mood shadows society as laughter fades
Observers note some people deem laughter sinful or immodest and rarely show cheer. Their cadaverous countenances shed a somber influence, spreading deep, lingering sadness over those nearby.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Paid For By Toledo Firm
An 19th century style testimonial from Giz of Toledo promises Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The sworn statement offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any case not cured, dated December 6 with A. W. Noleabon as witness. The notice cites that Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Syned & Co
A. W. Noleabon
Hall
Thoughts of an Idle Hour encourages sober unity during wartime
Major F W Barber urges Americans to pause amid anger over the Lusitania sinking and to seek peaceful, lawful means to protect citizens. He calls for national unity, support for the President, and fair treatment of naturalized German citizens while preparing to face war if it comes, valuing justice and honor over rash action.
Advertising Arrows to Better Buying Guide
The advertising pages chart values and deals guiding readers to smarter purchases. Local merchants highlight prices, goods, and savings with concise descriptions and key contact details for shoppers. Through vivid layouts, ads emphasize value and accessibility across departments.
Meteor Mountain and the Arizona crater mystery
Arizona's Meteor Mountain near Canyon Diablo hosts a 150 foot rimmed crater three quarters of a mile wide and 300 to 400 feet deep. Mining borings reach 125 feet without finding solid meteor, while surface fragments fuel debate that a gigantic meteor formed the site.
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Meteor Mountain
Arizona
Canyon Diablo
Desert
Arizona Desert
Fishes of the Seas A Rough Taxonomy
The article explains an approximate split among saltwater fishes. Shore fishes number about 4,000 species and are found near land and surface zones. Pelagic fishes inhabit upper sea layers and are fewer in number. Deep sea fishes from 200 to 2,500 fathoms are continually being discovered, making estimates impossible.
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Angier
Thiers Mocked Mac Mahon Over Scarlet Fever Jibe
Thiers openly derided Marshal Mac Mahon for visiting hospitals and sick soldiers. He quipped that scarlet fever could kill or dull the wits, remarking from his drawing room as he spoke of the general’s visit to the infirm.
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M. Thiers
Marshal MacMahon
MacMahon
Living Peace with Difficult People Emphasized
The text extols maintaining peaceful, orderly relations with difficult or perverse individuals as a commendable, manly virtue. It asserts harmony pleases all and those who align with peacefulness are best loved, while living peacefully with contrary people is notable and admirable.
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Thomas A Kempis
Karma in Buddhist teaching and Paulin doctrine compared
The Buddhist term karma signifies action and sequence and the law of cause and effect where every deed yields its inevitable reward. It aligns with the Paulian maxim Be not deceived for whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap.
In Society's Zoo Hero Returns Amid Crowds
A returned hero is welcomed by crowds in Philadelphia as onlookers describe the scene with pride. The account notes the public’s strong reception and the hero’s emblematic rise from peril to honor in vivid terms.
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Philadelphia Ledger
U. S. Demands Justice Over Lusitania Sinking
The United States cabled Ambassador Gerard to Germany demanding disavowal of acts violating American rights on the high seas after the Lusitania sinking. It calls for reparations where possible and steps to prevent recurrence of acts subversive of warfare principles. The note affirms the sacred duty to safeguard U S citizens and rights.
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United States
High Seas
Bassador Gerard
Lusitania
Ready to Fight Man Declares War First
A man ready to engage in combat declares his intent to start hostilities. The statement signals a willingness to pursue war and positions him as the initiating party in the conflict.
Barn Struck by Lightning Burns Farm Equipment Loss
During a Thursday night electric storm a lightning bolt struck the tobacco barn of Mr. Robert C. Gatewood on the Spencer pike, burning it to the ground. About 5,000 bushels of blue grass seed, hay, oats, corn and most farming machinery were destroyed, with the loss estimated in the several thousand dollar range.
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Robert C. Gatewood
Spencer Pike
Smallest girl and fattest boy in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia Michael Kline and wife celebrate two unusual births. Five years ago their daughter weighed 1.5 pounds at birth and grew into a robust child. Last week a son arrived weighing 23 pounds at birth, as large as many five year olds.
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Stork
Michael Kline
Philadelphia
Klines
Kline
Pennsylvania
Mrs Carrie Kinnaird Giovannolli Dies in Lexington Home
Mrs Carrie Kinnaird Giovannolli wife of Editor Harry Giovanelli of the Lexington Leader died at her Lexington home last Tuesday evening after a long illness.
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Carrie Kinnaird Giovannolli
Harry Giovanelli
The
Lexington Leader
Lexington
A Week of Flying Exhibition Scheduled in May
Aviation Week promises a novel air show from May 15 to May 22 excluding Sunday. Stockman will thrill crowds with daring stunts, aerial bomb throwing, and high flights, aiming to keep the machine in full view for onlookers with mechanical interest. He uses a chine with a powerful engine.
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Stockman
R. R
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Parks’ Hill
F. W. Barber
America
Thiers and MacMahon
Traders National Bank Building
U. S
Panama
Stockton Electric Dry Cleaning Company
Maysville Street
W. A. Young
O. K
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Whitehall Tobacco Warehouse Co
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