Solve Your Coffee Problem with Arbuckle Bros
A promotional message urges readers to serve Arbuckle Bros. coffee to maximize flavor and enjoyment. It claims Arbuckle's is the leading, most popular coffee sold in dust proof sealed packages, ensuring strength and aroma in every cup. It invites women to try Arbuckle Coffee tomorrow to experience true coffee pleasure.
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Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
America
Prince Albert
United States Governent
Crysti
Anna
Local residents note visits and health in Livingston region
A Livingston section item records a South bound train with forty eight cars of autos, several visits from Tennessee and Kentucky residents, and family health notes. John Cook of Tennessee visited his uncle G D Cook, B Price of Lexington connected with relatives, Mrs W M Owens recovering from illness, Omarys returning from Knoxville after Mrs Omary’s mother died, C A Blandford visiting his ill father Dr Blanford, Ed Quinn and children visiting Paris parents, C K Rice set to join L and N A R Co at Ravena, Herbert Griffin from Paris based L and N R R at home, Angie Poynter critically ill, and G F Griffin home from trip.
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Atlanta
John Cook
Tennessee
G. D. Cook
J. T. Omary
Knoxville
Omary
George Omary
C.a.blanford
Blanford
Ed Quinn
Ren
Paris
J. B. Hayse
C. EK. Rice
Ravena
Herbert Griffin
Angie Poynter
G. F. Griffin
Local notes on visitors and events in Lancaster area
The column records arrivals and departures of residents and visitors including Dr. R. G. Webb returning from Cincinnati with a Ford, Miss Lillie Quinn from Hast Bernstadt, and J. E. Woodall from London. It notes wedding plans, political bets on Hughes vs Wilson, illnesses, farm and river trips, a fishing outing, and updates on local teachers and ministers. The Farmers Chautauqua suffers from poor attendance due to frost though evening programs are enjoyed.
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Louisville
Criffin
R. G. Webb
Cincinnati
Ford
Lillie Quinn
Hast Bernstadt
J.E. Woodall
London
S. Bowman
Mt. Vernon
Pelix
Hughes
Wilson
J.b.rayse
A. L. Hughes
Ace
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A promotional notice extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families. It stresses sudden onset of ailments and the value of prompt relief before a doctor arrives, claiming wide availability and a strong reputation.
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Chamberlain
Fire destroys head residence. Alfred Owens saves children
A residence in Brod Head He, Geal Cox, with its contents burned last Thursday. Mrs. Cox left three children inside and was in a bean field. It is thought the children started the fire, but Alfred Owens spotted the smoke and likely prevented tragedy.
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Geal Cox
Florida
Ed Smith
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
E.C. Anderson
Garrard County
W. H. Anderson
Willard Hilton
Stanford
R. Storm
Christian Church
R. B .Baker
Don't neglect your cold Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey
A vintage advertisement urges relief for stuffed head and chest with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims honey and glycerine soothe irritated membranes while antiseptic tar loosens phlegm, promising easier breathing and a broken up cold for children and adults. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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Lancaster
Wahen Keith
Elizabeth Storm
Stearns, Ky
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J. Thos. Cherry
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Ed Poynter
Luther Baker
John Storms
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Potorf
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GEO. S. Griffin & Son
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