Control Policy Stated by Wilson and Hoover Plan
President Wilson outlines a four-branch food administration plan and asks Herbert Hoover to lead. The program emphasizes voluntary effort, cooperation with existing agencies, and emergency bodies representing producers, distributors, and consumers. Hoover urges universal household participation to eat wisely and avoid waste.
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Wasington
Wilson
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Mc. Hoover
America
Food Administration
Rockcastle County Republican candidate denounces opponent
E R Gentry accuses Thompson of breaking prohibition pledges and betraying party trust. He argues Thompson lacks eligibility for County Attorney under Kentucky law and urges voters to back Gentry for clean, impartial government with strict law enforcement.
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Rockcastle County
Mr. Thompson
Rockcastle
Laurel
Frankfort
Republican
Ed C. O
Kenyon
Siy
Patriotism urged for civilian service in administration
A speaker appeals to national pride urging citizens not in the trenches or factories to support civil service in the administration. He rejects dictatorship and says the people have a duty to help solve the nation’s problems through this effort.
Carmical Announces for Assessor in Rockcastle County
W H Carmical declares for Republican nomination for Rockcastle County Assessor in the upcoming primary on August 4 1917. He cites prior life and promises of opponents, pledging to serve honestly if nominated and elected. Other items note local teaching, visits, and Evangelistic work by Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.
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Rockcastle County
O. K
Kentucky
W. A. Carmical
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
E. OU. Sellers
International Y. M. A
West Point of Christian Service
United States
Red Cross
Army
Dr. King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old fashioned medicine advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a throat soothing balsam that loosens phlegm, kills germs, and quickly breaks up colds. It promotes use for grippe croup and bronchial affections with a 50 cent bottle at druggists.
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Dr. King
Hope Well News Briefs Include Family Visits and Local Death
Hope Well reports Mr Alfred Barnes and Mrs Barnes visiting Harve Barnes at Mt Vernon. Miss Hattie Carmical and Master Shirley spend time with Ronnie Master and Daniel Cummins in Mt Vernon. Tip Herd loses a milch cow to a snake bite. Miss Betha Carmical of Mt Vernon visits local relatives. Most farms in the area have planted corn. Frost caused little garden damage. Nettie Marler and William Miller wed at Rev J Barnes home. Rev Carmical preached at Line Creek. Funeral held for the three year old child of Harve Barnes at Cloutz burying ground.
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Alfred Barnes
Harve Barnes
Mt. Vernon
Hattie Carmical
Shirley
Ronnie
Daniel Cummins
Mt Vernon
Betha Carmical
Jams Barnes
Nettie Marler
Wm Miller
Carmica
Line Creek
Cloutz
Groud
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
An old style drugstore pitch promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a child friendly remedy for deep coughing. It claims soothing balsams, loosens phlegm, heals irritated tissues and urges readers to buy at the local drugstore for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Dr Bell
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Geol Roth Company
Norfolk
Jual
Sutton & Mabee
Mr. Hover
Cmmo‘iity
Department of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Altho
Mr. Hoover
E.R. Gentry
Thompson
Republian
Thompsor Shuld
Kantac’y
Bell County
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Junction City
Southern Railway System
C. B. Harberson
H.C. King
Lexington, Ky
W.H. Carmcal
Lucy Minkin
Mary Price
Hopewell
Chas
Mt Verava
Wm. Arenold
Sparks Quarry
James Arnold
Children Cry FC
Fletcher
Castoria
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