Regulations on Egg Traffic from Kentucky Board of Health
The Kentucky State Board of Health in Louisville on March 6 1919 issued rules governing egg handling for human consumption. Rules require seasonally lines between May 15 and January 15 with duplicate buyer reports and inspection. warm season cooling and packaging. and prohibition on selling unfit eggs unless broken and denatured. Violators face statutory penalties. certification by Secretary A T McCormack at Seelbach Hotel on April 2 1919.
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State Board of Health
Louisville
Commonwealth
Seelbach Hotel
West End to See Major Asphalt Paving Plan
Citizens petition drive prompts City Council to consider asphalt paving this summer on West High Street West Main Street Samuels Avenue and Locust Street from Syc amore to Richmond Avenue. Locust would also extend along Richmond to Main. Plan aims to pave most of the west end and may extend to Richmond Avenue.
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West High
West Main
Samuels Avenue
West Locust Street
Main
Locust
Sycamore
Richmond Avenue
Flower Sale by History Club at Novelty Store
The History Club will sell Hardy Plants including dahlia zenia aster marigold tomatoes and many annuals and shrubs for Decoration Day. The sale is at Novelty Store vacated by Miss Nannie Reed on Main Street on May 29.
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History Club
Nannie Reed
Main St
Doctor Goodpaster Returns After World War Service
Dr Scott Goodpaster arrives in the United States amid a family welcome after serving as a surgeon in England and France since 1917. He enlisted as a lieutenant and rose to captain, though his discharge status remains unclear.
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Scott Goodpaster
Goodpaster
England
France
Music Club History Entertainment closes season
The History Club Music Department presents its last season entertainment on Friday night May 30 at 8 o clock in the club rooms. Lexington violinist Mr Vignette and Bethel soprano Mrs Robertson join local talent on the program. Music lovers await the event with pleasure.
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The
History Club
Vignette
Lexington
Thomas Robertson
Bethel
Renewed Testimony on Doan’s Kidney Pills in Mt Sterling
Mt Sterling resident Mrs. G B Nelson says Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and backache. She reports continued relief since first use and notes she has little need for kidney medicine since. Counterclaims price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy.
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Mt. Sterling
G. B. Nelson
Richmond St
Dean
Doan
Nelson
Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Declamatory Contest At High School May 20
Great interest in the Girls Declamatory Contest to be held at the High School Auditorium on May 20. Cavein Club representatives include Ruth Darsie Elizabeth Guthrie and Barbara Tapp with Halleck Society selections to be chosen from Ruth Kelly Margaret Turley Lucille Bush Shirley Tout Ruby Dale and Thelma Pierce. The contest likely occurs in the afternoon and the public is invited.
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Cavein Club
Ruth Darsie
Elizabeth Guthrie
Barbara Tapp
Halleck Society
Ruth Kelly
Margaret Turley
Lucille Bush
Shirley Tout
Ruby Dale
Thelma Pierce
Household Hint Prompts Living Room Set Purchase
A note mentions Henry being asked to see a new living room set bought by Mr Brown for his wife to match their wallpaper. The line suggests a domestic shopping discussion within a household. It reflects a family or neighborly interest in interior decor and matching furnishings.
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Henry
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Board OF Health OF
Kentucky
A. T. McCormack
Mistory Club Musicale
United States
Ragan-Gay Motor Coo
Earl W. Senff
Mt. Sterling, Ky
H. M. Wright
Geiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
G.D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Thompson
Graves & Cox
Lexington, KY
Bourbon County
Harris & Speakes
Paris, Kentucky
Geo. D. Speaks
Audt
L. D. Harris
American Cafeteria
Short & Upper
W. T. Price
Public
Wen
Cardus
Kelley & Son
ST. Lexington
N. B
A. D. Parsons’ Transfer CO
Chainge - Bank OF
H. R. Prewitt
Frank Perry
J.D. Hazelrigg & Son
the House OF Dry Goods
Hazelrigg
JA Dahazelrigg & Son
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