Crusade Needed to Curb Profiteering Says Morris
Attorney General Charles Morris urged a statewide crusade against profiteering and called for citizens to report cases to the Commonwealth's Attorney. He cited local merchants doubling profits on tomatoes and cantaloupes and blamed government sales of safety razors and blankets for aiding profiteers. He warned that fines and imprisonment await violators.
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Charles Morris
Morris
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Reward
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts a thirty five year track record, claims blood cleansing action, and urges readers to start now while offering testimonials and free sample requests.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Local Merchant Urges Boycott To Curb Profiteering
A prominent local merchant urged residents that stopping purchases for a few weeks would force prices down. He stated that the people could halt profiteering by withholding buying momentum and taking action quickly.
Mrs. Virginia Clarke Allen Dies After Illness at 68
Mrs. Virginia Clarke Allen of Ewing Kentucky died October 4 1919 after a brief illness aged 68 Funeral services were held at the Christian church conducted by Rev G H Fern with burial in Elizabeth Cemetery She is survived by her husband ten children including Mrs Thomas H Scott of this city
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Virginia Clarke Allen
Ewing, Ky
Christian Church
G. H. Fern
Elizabeth
Allen
Thomas H. Scott
Death of Mrs. B. F. Spears in Bourbon County
Mrs. B. F. Spears, a member of a prominent state family, dies at 79 at her Bourbon county home after a fall that fractured her hip. She was sister to John T. Woodford of the same county.
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B. F. Spears
Bourbon County
Spears
John T. Woodford
Bowling Is Finest Exercise in the World
An item notes new lanes at the Trimble building and praises bowling as the premier form of exercise.
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Trimble
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