Miracle Man praised by Greham in Lexington Herald
Enoch Greham of the Lexington Herald lauds The Miracle Man starring Thomas Meighan and Betty Compson. He praises its focus on refined silent drama over spectacle and notes its moral resonance and vivid depictions of virtue and temptation.
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Enoch Greham
Lexington Herald
Thomas Meighan
Bert Compson
Betty Compson
Women suffer and seek relief in pinkham era notes
fragments mention Lydia E. Pinkham remedies and relief for women with ailments while listing local visitors and residents. accounts include Mr George Dunbar improving from fever and neighbors buying Ford cars as well as travel plans to Idaho for a new home.
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College
John Isle
Clark County
Eliza Ginter
H. GC. James
M Robbie James
Lucy Aq
Ida Norris
George Dunbar
J. L. Combs
J. _D. figson
Ford
Hauling and moving services and hog killing offer
Classified notices show Hauling and moving of all kinds furniture with fair prices by Adam Kelly in Richmond. Hog killing announced by Tony Warford offering show herd boars and gilts. Also real estate, tires, and a 85 acre farm for sale near Irvine Pike with house, orchard, water, and payment terms.
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Adam Kelly
Irvine Pike
Waco
Geo. P. Martin
Richmond
Local Notes and Family News From the Community
NEWBY reports busy week as tobacco stripping and hog killing proceed. Luther and wife move to a new home on Jacksons Branch. Oscar Todd joyfully welcomes a daughter, Mary Frances. Leslie Tudor takes a short vacation. Lonnie West plans a move to a new home. Nat and Anany Whittaker see their baby improving. Dr. Vernon Million from Louisville visits family. Sam Million visits Forest Mill. Mrs. Squire Million ill. Bruce Cox and wife welcome a daughter, Ard Frances. Rev. Martin to officiate Sunday. The 75 million campaign drive reports progress toward a top total. Mary Ann Haden is recovering. Old Time spelling match at the High School draws teachers and patrons. blue back speller won by Mrs. Ashford Million and modern speller by Miss Lillian Newby.
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Luther Whittaker
Jackson’s
Oscar Todd
Mary Frances
Leslie Tudor
Lonnie West
Nat Whittaker
Vernon Million
Louisville
A. J. Million
Sam Million
Forest Mill
Squire Million
Bruce Cox
Latle
Ard Frances
Martin
Mary Ann Haden
Mrs Strode Loses Second Will Suit in Lexington
Mrs Irene B Strode failed to confirm her late husband J W Strodes will at a second Lexington trial. The Fayette circuit court jury of nine to three ruled the recorded will not his last. W D Strode, father of J W Strode, pursued the suit.
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Irene B. Strode
Lexington
Fayette
J.W. Strode
W. D. Strode
J. W. Strode
Irene B. Strodé
Strode
Richmond Ordinance Restricts Hydrant Use For City Work
An ordinance prohibits contractors on sewer and street reconstruction projects from contracting with the Richmond Water & Light Company for fire hydrant water. The city will supply water, hydrants remain under engineer control, and maintenance is the city's responsibility. the utility bears no liability for hydrant issues. Dated December 4, 1919.
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City of Richmond
Richard Water & Light Company
Gineer
Con
Kentucky farms for sale with varied acreages and prices
Listings describe 620 acre limestone farm near railroad in Kentucky at 200 per acre, 385 acre parcel near railroad, 298 acres with 149 cultivated and 5 tobacco land miles from Pike, 312000 price for 841 acres largely cultivated with tobacco, 160 acre nob land suitable for tobacco or fruit, several farms near Louisville with prices from 165 to 175 per acre, 820 acres upland near city at 48,000.
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R.R
Pike
R. R
R.kt
Louisville
Nerves River
Tobacco growers organize to fight tobacco prohibition
A Kentucky United Tobacco Growers group announced enrollment across Shelby Fayette Bourbon and Clark counties with meetings in Carrollton Sandersville Williamstown and Hunt to unite farmers and manufacturers against prohibition movements and to support nationwide anti liquor efforts.
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W. A. Gardner
Newsneral
Lea- America
Shelby
Fayette
Bourbon
Clark Counties
D.T. Long
P. T. Denton
Paris
P. S
Cynthiana
Cocks Ichesters
Carrollton
Sandersyn Williamstown
Hunt
Anufactirer
Sonn Os Af Femfnypgree Goon
Hmtrd
Prohibition
Cal
Kentucky meeting drive to cover tobacco states
The programme of meetings travels through every county and community in Kentucky and the drive will extend into all States where tobacco is cultivated or manufactured.
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Kentucky
You Will Like the Promp New Discov for Grippe Fever
An old drug ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery for grippe cough croup and throat relief. It promises prompt action with eerie tone and claims affordability at 60 cents or 1.20 dollars per bottle at local druggists.
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NCB
Dr. King
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