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Mount Vernon Signal

Location

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

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Paris Dispatch Details Wilson Reception and Parade

Ed Gentry recounts attending the Wilson reception in Paris with vivid scenes of crowded streets, the Concorde area, and the salute from twenty one guns. He describes the Belgian king, the Italian king arrival, the Cuirassiers, and the Americans celebrating with hats as souvenirs. He also notes Christmas swimming on the Seine and plans to travel toward Coblenz for military duty.

Wilson Dijon Paris Spartanburg S. C France Place de la Concorde Concorde Bridge Seiné Alexander III Bridge Champs-Elysee England Poincare Italy Mrs. Wilson Madame Poincare Miss Wilson M. .Clemenceau Pershing President Wilson Wilson Tressoli American Peace Commission Madamoiselle Germany Seine Coblentz Rue d’ Aguesseau E. R. Gentry

Mt Vernon land sale to Hamm for seventeen hundred

Brodhead H T Young of Mt Vernon sold part of the E Woodyard estate to R H Hamm for 1700 dollars. Hamm acquires the residence, a garden and a back lot. The property previously sold years ago for 2000 dollars with the farm and a small cottage. Hamm plans to tear down the old house and erect a brick dwelling in spring.

Jas. L. Young Cincinnati O. W. Jarrett East Main Street W.G. Ballard John Robins Clyde Watson Pineville H. T. Young Mt. Vernon

No Great Act of Heroism Required

The passage argues that protecting a child from croup does not require heroism but timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes mothers would act to safeguard their offspring and emphasizes the remedy is readily available, prompt, and effective at the first sign of croup.

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