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Mount Vernon Signal

Location

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

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Local Notes from Friendship and Vicinity

LEVEL GREEN Rev W V Anderson preached at Friendship last Saturday night. Families and visitors from Somerset Brodhead Plato Shopville and Ocala were mentioned with several trips and visits noted. The week included wool buying and an extended western visit for J N Brown with relatives in Julesburg Colorado. A Chappel picnic was held Saturday afternoon and Rosa Gentry stayed with Mrs J L Niceley this week.

W. V. Anderson Pulaski County Friendship T. J. Brown Jasper Murrell Somerset J. L. Niceley J L. Thompson C. T. Ridde Brodhead Hattie McQuary Lela Mae Plato Frank Jones Loenthal Daniel Briscoe & Co Sallie A. Long W. F. Debord Eugene McWilliams Edd Brown Bee Whitis Dahlia Bailey Shopville J P. Mullins J. N Brown F. E Gentry West Mesdames O. A J. N. French Julesburg Colo Chappel Rosa Gentry Quail

Sloan's Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatism

An old advertising note describes rheumatism as pain in joints and muscles with forms like acute chronic rheumatism headaches sciatica and lumbago. It touts Sloan's Liniment as penetrating fast relief and urges a 25 cent bottle for emergencies.

Sloan

Hopewell Community Notes and Illnesses

Mr John Payne of Chestnut Ridge visited his brother Fred Payne here last week. Shirley eight year old son of Rev Warmica is seriously ill. Mazie and Fay McClure visited aunt Mrs Fannie Rowe at Chestnut Ridge. The three weeks old infant of Mrs Delia Murphy died May 4. Mrs Wm Barnes and a small child of John Aden McClure are ill. Rev Carmical preached at Sinking Valley for the funeral of Mrs B Price. Franklin Allison had a serious fall breaking his hip. Rev Clifford did not fill his Hopewell appointment Saturday and Sunday.

John Payne Chestnut Ridge Fred Payne Shirley Warmica Carmical Sinking Valley B. Price Franklin Allison Clifford Hopewell

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Liver Purification

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a blood purifier for the liver. It claims impurities cause biliousness, headaches, dizziness, and constipation, offering the pills for 25 cents at druggists.

Local sale items and community actions at Brodhead

Executors J W Brown and S H Martin attended the Martin sale where only personal property sold. Tobacco Factory bought by J Douglas Martin to continue the business. Farm machinery sold to Virgil and Urwin Martin. many locals noted births, visits, and school commencements with Prof Rosco Gilmore Scott delivering the address. The high school closing featured plays and a large turnout, with Brodhead’s team beating Sparks Quarry 11 to 4 and a double header 14 to 2 and 9 to 1.

Atty J. W. Brown S. H. Martin R. S. Martin J. Douglas Martin Danville Virgil Urwin Martin John Moore Cora Wesley Bell Liberty Cable J B. Pike Frank Ward Junction City John Crawford Haines Methodist Church Dave Brock Karl Shafer Brack Durham Sparks Quarry D.B Aibright Gertrude Cundiff Rosco Gilmore Scott Eastern Kentucky State Normal Richmond Everette Watson Edward W. Brooks Sec.y Jas. B. Frith Wallace J. Haggard Anna L. Cass Reca J. Brooks Ada M. Ward Sue F. Cable J. L. Pilkenton Brodhead Edd Brooks Lebanon Junction Henry Brooks Eddy Cecil Hayes Orrin Wallin East Bernstadt Livingston Hayes Wallen Frank Brooks Crab Orchard A. M. Hiatt Quail Tempest Ward

Chamberlain’s Liniment Endorsed for Rheumatism and Sprains

Mrs. Chas Tanner of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Liniment as the best remedy for lame backs and sprains, noting it relieves pain and soreness after twenty years of use. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from all dealers.

Chas ‘L'Anner Wabash Ind

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