Clean-up squads aiding ex service men organize in Kentucky
The Sweet bill formed the Veteran's Bureau now led by Colonel C. R. Forbes. Captain William Coffin organized three clean-up squads, including a Kentucky unit operating in Covington and Lexington from September 1 to 10. Ex service men from eleven counties are urged to report to the Bassett Building with discharge papers for claims adjustment and rapid submission to Washington.
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Sweet
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
U. S. Public Health Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Veteran’s Bureau
C. R. Forbes
William Coffin
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Covington
Bassett Building
Main
Mill Streets
Lexington
Fayette
Harrison, Scott, Nicholas
Bourbon
Clark
Madison
Jessamine
Woodford
Anderson
Franklin
Montgomery
American Legion
American Red Cross
Bassett
Tuberculosis Foes: Sunshine and Cleanliness Enduring Enemies
A concise motto contrasts TB enemies and friends, noting dirt dampness and darkness aid TB while sun light fresh air and soap and water hinder its spread. The line reflects public health guidance on prevention practices.
City Girl Spells Advertising Loss On Streetcar Ride
A notably pretty girl visits the city and rides the street car causing the advertising to be deemed a total loss due to her striking appearance.
Kentucky Trotting Meet at Lexington Draws Wide Attention
The Kentucky Great Trotting meet runs October 3 to 15 in Lexington with $80,000 in purses. Key races include the Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-olds worth $14,000, the 2-year-old Futurity $7,000, Transylvania $5,000, Castleton $4,000, Walnut Hall Cup $3,000, and Phoenix Hotel Prize $3,000. Top horses from the U S and Canada are eligible, with strong anticipation for the Walnut Hall Cup, Transylvania, and Castleton as historic events. Lexington hotels are booked and 98 grand stand boxes sold to buyers from 21 states and Canada.
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Kentucky
Lexington
U. S
Canada
Transylvania
Castleton
America
States
Wife To Her Husband Seeks Respect In Domestic Discord
A Kansas City Star item presents a wife challenging her husband with questions about fairness, finances, and affection after she alters the home. She asks about manners, loyalty, social compares, and dinner while probing for praise and sense. The piece captures domestic conflict through pointed inquiries.
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Kansas City Star
Business Recovery Boosts Local Advertising
A Blick through today’s ads shows the town’s mood lifting and commerce rising. The piece urges business people and consumers to push forward with resolve, noting progress comes from decisive effort and single minded focus. It also wittily references Catskill and Arkansas cats as a playful aside.
Kentucky leaders tout cooperative marketing and farm recovery
Judge Bingham lauds European cooperative methods and California orange juice sales as proof of new demand systems. He notes Kentucky farmers rally for a large cooperative drive, with counties in Kentucky and neighboring states organized to sign up buyers and producers totaling over 52 million pounds.
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James C. Stone
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Bingham
Europe
London
France
Judge Bingham
New York City
Broadway
California
New York
California Co-operative Marketing Association
Sapiro
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Burley
Store
Sam P. York
Courbon
John R. Crockett
Bath
Robert S. Welker
Woodford
Clark B. Petterson
Montgomey
Buford
FB. Allen
Chas
Lexington
Stone
Eighth Grade Students Receive Varied Month Marks
Grades for second month show Isa Ewen 95 percent and others with incomplete or varied scores. The August PTA meeting elected John Crabtree president William McCall secretary and Jas Leed treasurer as members pledge cooperation for the school.
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Isa Ewen
Ross Ewen
Floyd Daniels
John Crabtree
McCall
Jas Leed
Wm. H. McCa
Uredes
Sallie Burrus
Cer Gonnie Holmes
Willie Reed
Annie Crabtree
Hazel Bowen
Annie Stim
Hard Winter Forecast From Weather Scholar
Dr. C F Brooks former Federal Weather Bureau meteorologist and Clark University associate professor reports a century of records shows alternating severe and warm winters. He predicted last fall would be warm and this year contradicts that forecast suggesting a harsh winter may be ahead.
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C. F. Brooks
Federal Weather Bureau
Clark University
Brook
Weather outlook hints at cold winter ahead
A forecast suggests winter 1922-23 may be colder than usual, while the prior winter appeared warm. The public is advised to conserve coal and prepare for increased fuel use as temperatures drop.
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Sonable
Overcoming Obstacles Becomes Opportunity in Real Life
The notion frames persistent courage as a path from emergency to opportunity, arguing that repeated triumphs over challenges reduce future effort and ease subsequent recoveries. Each victory builds resilience and accelerates problem solving in real world scenarios.
Society Editor Praises Women Amid Mixed Beauty Views
The society editor comments on women’s beauty, praising some as hot born beauty while noting others are deemed not beautiful by social standards, reflecting conflicting public views.
Death Is Night Side of Life for Grown Children
A reflective line about death contrasting with life notes children fearing darkness like youngsters, suggesting universal anxiety about final endings across generations.
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Clayton Howell
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Latonia
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Boyle
Bracken
Carroll
Fleming
Gallatin
Garrard
Grant
Harrison
Henry
Jessaaine
Lincoln
Mason
Marion
Mercer
Nelson
Nicholas
Owen
Robertson
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Trimble
Washington
Switzerland
Ind
Jefferson
Queensware
Kil-Tone Beetle Mort
Kil-Tone Co
Vineland
N. J
Chenault & Orear
H. L. Clarke
North Sycamore Street
Clarke
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Davenport
Iowa
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Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Fort
Charles H. Berryman
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John G. Cramer
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