Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Early Action Against Disease
An article urges rapid response to kidney trouble with mild symptoms and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills. It quotes W. J. Burk of Winchester Kentucky crediting relief from back pain and kidney irregularity after using the remedy. Price is 60 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
W. J. Burk
Blacksmith Shop
Highland St
Winchester
Burk
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
White marble Jain temple shines in Calcutta
The temple in Calcutta is described as built chiefly of white marble with every square foot of surface decorated like a jewel box. Notes mention the Meuse Argonne battle in which John A. Black served among 1,200,000 American troops across 47 days. The British protective committee backs banning aircraft use against wild birds and the admiralty plans a global wireless weather report system for ships at sea.
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Calcutta
John A. Black
Admiralty
Kentucky farms offer varied land tracts for sale
Listings describe 680 acres near R 2 pike at $200 per acre, 293 acres with tobacco land at $12,009 per tract, 841 acres mostly cultivated with tobacco at $65 per acre, 160 acres knob land suitable for tobacco and fruit at $2,500, 312 acres near TR with cultivation and fencing at $15,000, 500 acres limestone land near Louisville at $175 per acre, 102 acres river farm near Louisville at $165 per acre, and 320 acres upland near city at $48,000.
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R. 2
Pike
R. R
R. TR
Om Pilke
Louisville
Price
City
Public sale of 90 acres on Berea Kingston pike farm
On Friday December 19 1919 at 10 am a public sale will offer about 90 acres of land in two equal tracts and as a whole on the Berea Kingston pike near Berea to Kingston. The Wm G Baker homestead sits on the property with good water fences timber and schools nearby. Terms liberal announced at sale. J Reid Cornelison agent for heirs, Waco Kentucky.
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Towit
Bereas Kingston Pike
Berea
Kingston
Wm. G. Baker
J. Reid Cornelison
Waco, Ky
Illiteracy Challenge Between Madison and Warren Counties
A letter from the Kentucky Illiteracy Commission attacks Madison County’s literacy standing and dares it to win first in illiteracy in 1920. Warren County’s agent notes Madison ranked 57th in 1910 while Warren was 79th, and aims to spur local interest through the challenge. The commission sends copies to Madison officials.
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Madison County
Warren
Madison
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Western Normal School
Warren County
H. H. Mills
Is There a Santa Claus in the News of 1897?
Patchwork of items notes Mrs. James Shaw’s recovery from grip and bronchitis, Mrs. J. W. Myers visiting her mother, and the famous Virginia O'Hanlon Santa Claus letter from New York Sun. It discusses belief, childhood faith, and the enduring existence of Santa Claus in a 19th century newspaper voice.
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James Shaw
Grip
Gronchitis
J. W. Myers
Lord
New York Sun
Santa Claus
Virginia O'Hanlon
West Ninety-fifth Street
Virginia
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Mary Earl
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Lexington
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Ilillsdale Avenue
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Richmont
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Richmond Vulcanizing Co
Estill Avenue
East Main
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M. H. Wells
F. H. Gordon
John B. McLain &Co
Electricity Hadiges Hest Co
Daily Register
Kentucky Illiteracy Commission
Richmond Register
Richmond, Ky
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Asbell
Bowling Green
United States
Black
Dora Mintz
New York
Sheridan
Wyoming
Warranen
U. S
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E. B. Gaynor
Calvert Academy
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Eet
W. H. Om
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Ible
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J. M. Ashell
R. K. Moberley
C. M. Embry
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