James T. Evans Dies at 71 in Lexington
James T. Evans aged 71 died in Lexington last Tuesday from complications of diseases. Survived by four daughters Mrs. Annie Littleton Hattie Walker Lexington Mrs. Ina Henderson Mt Sterling and Mrs. Amy Hillis Ewing and four sons Jesse T. Evans Lexington Elisha Early Evans Mt Sterling and Chester Evans Cincinnati. Body taken to Flemingsburg for burial Thursday morning. He was grandfather of Miss Alita Evans and Elgin Evans of this city.
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James T. Evans
Lexington
Annie Littleton
Hattie Walker
Ina Henderson
Mt. Sterling
Amy Hillis
Ewing
Jesse’ T. Evans
Elisha
Early Evans
Chester Evans
Cincinnati
Flemingsburg
Alita Evans
Elgin Evans
We Must Do Our Part In The War
A wartime exhortation urges full American effort to support the Allied cause with money food and manpower. It calls for unity and decisive action to shorten the conflict and prove Americans are not slackers.
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France
Germany
Salute the Dead I Poem Line
A short commemorative verse fragment by James Russell Lowell honoring fallen soldiers. It invokes saluting the sacred dead who went and did not return, reflecting on sacrifice and memory.
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James Russell Lowell
Buckthorn Bark Remedy Ad Vises Mt Sterling Women
An advertisement by W. S. Lloyd, a Mt Sterling druggist, promotes Adler-i-ka as a quick remedy for stomach trouble, constipation, sour stomach, and gas. It claims the product empties both intestines and prevents appendicitis, citing instant relief after one spoonful.
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Adler-ika
W. S. Lloyd
Former resident Celestine Cornelison dies in Cleveland
Mrs. Celestine Cornelison widow of Hon. John J. Cornelison of this city died at her Cleveland home on May 7 after a paralysis stroke. Born Oct. 24, 1850 in Wheeling, she was active in the Presbyterian church and noted as a musician. She survived seven children and several relatives, with funeral services at home and cremation.
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Celestine Cornelison
John J. Cornelison
Clevelandon
Cornelison
Thos. H. Munnell
Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Reid
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Sterling
Cleveland
Thomas M. Cornelison
Chicago
Brown Cornelison
Texas
Jack
Bernard Cornelison
West
Roger Cornelison
Louisville
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mt Sterling Woman
Nanie Trimble recalls years ago suffering constant left side pain and fatigue until using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports lasting relief and praise for the remedy, noting continued use whenever kidney trouble signs appear. Sold for 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Nanie Trimble
Mt. Sterling
Jamison St
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Noted American Dead Joseph H Choate
Joseph H Choate of New York former United States Ambassador to Great Britain and delegate to the first Hague Tribunal died at his New York City home last week after a brief illness. He was 85 and longtime a leading lawyer and diplomat renowned for his public service and intellect. He was born into an old New England family. his father was a cousin of Rufus Choate.
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Joseph H. Choate
New York
United States
Great Britain
New York City
Mr. Choate
England
New England
Surveying services offered in Mt. Sterling Ky by C Gillaspie
A Montgomery area surveyor offers services to citizens and adjoining counties. Fees described as reasonable and contact via residence on East High street Mt. Sterling Kentucky. Potential clients urged to call at the listed address.
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Montgomery
East High Street
Mt. Sterling
C. Gillaspie
Court House
South Bank Street
Henry Clay
Montgomery County
Catarrh Cure Claimed As Universal Remedy
Local readers learn of a claimed $100 reward for proof that a cure exists for catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally, purportedly affecting the blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease’s foundation and boost natural resistance. Proprietors praise its curative claim.
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Hall
Keller Greene Earl B Quisenberry for County Attorney
Keller Greene Earl B Quisenberry is the candidate named for county attorney with John A Judy as referenced official. The notice highlights the race and emphasizes the two named figures in connection with the county attorney position.
Millionaire Baracades The President and the call for food production
An editorial urges wealthy urban elites to convert idle wealth into agricultural activity to boost wartime food output. It condemns luxury living and car use that diverts scarce fuel from tractors and military needs, arguing leaders should mobilize capital and brains for farming to aid the war effort.
Mrs Bryan Prophesies as Mass Call to Arms Fizzles
A remarked prophecy by Mrs Bryan sparks a mass mobilization claim, but the supposed army collapses into a largely female enlistment, leaving the massive call to arms unrealized.
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Mr. Bryan
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T. J. Thomas
W. Reid, McKee
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Franklin Circuit Court
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Mt. Sterling, Ky
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