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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
2
Perry G. Duncan, a farmer near Richmond, was killed by a lightning strike while in a tobacco field on Ed Duncan’s farm. His body lay in the field until Thursday night, found by a search party after he failed to appear at home. The strike reportedly tore much of his clothing, and he was seen in the field Monday afternoon by his father and older brother.
Elizabeth Spencer the American soprano will perform at the Table Theatre on Thursday September 15 in a program featuring live voice and Edison re creation tones. The recital will include solos unison singing with the RE CREAT ED voice and duets with herself as the audience tries to distinguish the living and immortal tones. Admission cards are available from Chas TL Long Edison dealer at The Ladies Specialty Shoppe. WALLACE'S LIVERADE advertised for morning fatigue.
More than 700 physicians from every county in Kentucky will attend sessions in Louisville September 21 and 22 with preliminaries on September 19. Dr. Stuart McGuire of Richmond, Va., will give a keynote address on September 20, and Dr. A T McCormack calls the meeting the best yet with vital topics handled by competent men.
In Boston, fifty unemployed men gathered on Boston Common with Urbain Ledoux as auctioneer to “sell” their labor to the highest bidder. Several bids faltered or failed, and two World War veterans among the bidders received pledges of aid. the event continued as Ledoux planned daily auctions to highlight hunger and unemployment in the city.
A sale notice announces Wallace's Liverade as beneficial for children and mothers and suitable for the household, offered by Wm. 8. Lloyd.
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