Sale notice and political rally mix in Louisville auction and meeting
A court-like sale is scheduled for October 28 offering livestock and household items including mares, cows, sheep, kitchen furniture, and tools. Separately, in Louisville a mass meeting of about 1500 negroes at Jackson Street M E Church backed a Black candidate for the Board of Education, pledging to mobilize votes and form an organization to support Lovett.
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Jackson Street M. E
Louisville
Camp
Woods
Leidinger
Lovett
Art and Development In Little Children
The article argues art benefits all children through early exposure to color, music, and playful creation. It emphasizes nurturing happiness and self expression from cradle days, using simple objects like pottery, marbles, cloth scraps, shells, and fruit to stimulate visual and musical sensibilities.
Nurturing Art Taste For Young Children At Home
The piece argues children prefer stories in pictures over color or old masters. It advocates selecting picture books and home wall art that tell beautiful stories, using strong colors and soft crayons. Emphasizes early self expression through design over drawing and urges freedom and vigor in a child’s pictures.
Record of Griefs and Joys Engraved in Stone
A reflective meditation on preserving sorrow in memory and recording happiness in lasting form. The author urges documenting joys with marble permanence while acknowledging grief as transient water.
Knowledge in Farming Means Money for You
A bulletin from the Soils Department of the College of Agriculture describes long running field experiments across Mc Cracken, Graves, Logan, Muhlenburg, Shelby, Fayette, Madison and Laurel counties. It outlines crop rotation and soil fertilization methods to improve soil and increase yields, and offers copies by mailing a card to the Experiment.
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Soils Department
College of Agriculture
McCracken
Graves
Logan
Muhlenburg
Shelby
Fayette
Madison
Laurel
Woman's idea of a female dude tied to corset housework
A quirky social remark defines a woman who wears a corset while performing housework as a “female dude.” The comment blends gender norms with fashion and domestic labor in a pointed, tongue in cheek tone.
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Marshall Myers
Hinkston Pike
Wilson Lovett
Board of Education
Wm. Cravens
Sanitary Barber Shop
Earl Rolph
Wilburn Berry
Bath County
Sharpsburg
Carlisle
Mt. Sterling
Maysville
Mt. Sterling Pike
Berry
Kentucky
Denville
Lanuster
Swinebroad
Lancaster, Ky
FORD
Strother Motors Co
W. Main St
Lexington, Kentucky
Eoi
Goodyear
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