Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Young Wife
Trainwell Michigan woman Mrs. Lillie Douglas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving severe back and head pains during pregnancy and menstrual pain. She reports health improvement after two bottles and urges other young women to try the remedy, noting the company offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trainwell, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lillie Doug
Plainwell Street
Plainwell
Michigan
Douglas d
Laura Clay Honored Guest at Franklin County Democratic Luncheon
Miss Laura Clay of Lexington served as the honor guest at a luncheon arranged by the Franklin County Woman's Democratic Club executive committee. The event at Miss Fanny's featured three tables with golden glow and yellow zinnias and included figures such as Mrs. Robert A. Brawner and Mrs. George Speer among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Clay
Lexington
Franklin County Woman’s Democratic Club
Miss
J. L. Oliver
Thomas A. Hall
Bowen Henry
Neville Garrett
W. Rogers Clay
George Baker
Emma Scott
H. V. McChesney
Dulin. Moss
Frankfort
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
No-To-Bac claims thousands have quit tobacco by placing a tablet in the mouth when craving arises. The ad promises instant relief from craving and a complete break from tobacco with a money back guarantee if cravings persist. It attributes reliability to Cascarets owners.
Mildred Adams to wed Hugh Logan in Berea ceremony
Miss Mary Melia Adams will marry Hugh Logan of Danville on Thursday September 9 at their Berea home. The bride is popular in her hometown while the groom, son of E. A. Logan, has been with Berea College for the past year and will remain in Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Mary Melia Adams
Hugh Logan
Danville
Berea
E. A. Logan
Berea College
Weekend House Party At Maiden Ridge Farm
Prof. G. D. Smith and family hosted a weekend gathering at Maiden Ridge Farm Conway with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith and son Joe of Madison Florida Mr. Ted Carter Cincinnati Mr. H. L. Woodward Kirksville and Mr. Thomas Adams Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Smith
Maiden Ridge Farm
Conway
Philip Smith
Joe
Madison, Fla
Ted Carter
Cincinnati
H. L. Woodward
Kirksville
Thomas Adams
Covington
Missionary Meeting Time Change at First Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 3 PM in the church parlors instead of 4 PM. Mrs. G Murray Smith hosted a tea for her sister Miss Louisa Lee of Danville, a pre nuptial event for the bride elect whose wedding is set for early September. About seventy five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Real Values in Canned Goods Price List
A local ad touts reduced prices on canned goods including 15¢ apples large cans 15¢ Supreme Brand corn 15¢ Hilldale Table Peaches 35¢ and Talisman Table Peaches 19¢. The seller offers order by phone and prompt delivery.
Kirksville Church Ladies Host Pleasant Lawn Social
Members of the Kirksville Christian church enjoyed a hospitable lawn social with a large turnout. Miss Maude Wilson chaired the entertainment committee and earned credit for organizing a successful gathering, with皆 attendees hoping for more events soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville Christian Church
Local residents plan short visits and trips
Mr. R. R. Burnam Jr spent Tuesday in Frankfort. Mr. Robert Arnold of Maine spent Monday in Richmond. Mr. James A. Moores is home from an extended stay at Mt. Jackson. Mrs. D. L. Cobb is expected this week from Covington. Mrs. Karl Park left Monday for a month with relatives in Peach Tree Alabama.
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R. R. Burnam, Jr
Frankfort
Robert Arnold
Maine
Richmond
James A. Moores
Mt. Jackson
D. L. Cobb
Covington
Karl Park
Peach Tree
Ala
Nora Perkins
Davison ‘and
Telford Electrical Cimnalt
F. C. Gentry
Livermore
Fount Rice, Jr
Tennessee
Fount Rice
Terrill
Mabel Dudley
Lexington
Pattie Ellison
Amos Ellison
Akron
Ohio
Harold Oldham
Clay Arnold
Lancaster
Henry Bedford
Christine
Louisville
R. M. Rowland
Eldridge Carrier
Bristol, Tenn
Butler Carrier
George Blanton
George, Jr
Linville
Ellen Wilson
Winchester Sun
William Benton
James Edgar
Detroit
Mich
Allen Zaring
French Lick Springs
William Bowen
Irvine
Elliott Shiflett
Gladys Smith
Newby
Frazier Elyins
Clarksville
Tenn
J. P. Chenault
Ella Mize
Savannah
Thomas Yantis
BD. C. McCormick
Amarillo
Texas
Z. Tuice
E. Z. McDermott
J. A. Sullivan
J. R. Davis
Bessie
Campbellsville
Henry Arnold
Reid Westenburgh
Albert Lacey Russell
Henry Chenault
Mt. Sterling
S. C. Reid
Richmond Drug Company
Midway
T. J. Coates
Mabel Ruth
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Nannie M Ballard
Mary
Margaret Lucille Dunn
Asheville
N. C
Hattie Faulconer
Geneva
Estill Faulconer
Lancaster Avenue
W. P. Williams
Bull
Elmer Tate
Crab Orchard Springs
Gilbert Grinstead
W. S. Grinstead
Stanford
Lyman Parrish
Second Street
Collette
Waco High School
Wills
Union City High School
Mattie Oldham
Elizabeth Gardner
Sara Hale
Mar Delton Dmo
Local Notes Highlight Society and Travel News
Women visit Lexington fairs attendances noted while many travelers return from visits to Cincinnati Livermore Akron Louisville and Lexington. Chief police slain in Georgia prompts travel tale about cholera remedy use and rapid recovery with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Claims Superior Dye
A vintage ad urges readers to say Diamond Dyes and avoid streaks insisting on the brand for quality. It promises easy directions in every package and warns against poor dyes from competitors.
Nervous wreck healed by Cardui after years of headaches
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City says three years of severe headaches and weakness were cured after using Cardui. She took three bottles and has had no headaches since, claiming it as the permanent relief. The ad urges women to try Cardui, noting decades of use and references to medical books.
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Texas City
Tex
G. H. Schill
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