Mrs Charles Kerr Quits Lexington Woman Club
Mrs Charles Kerr resigns as president of the Lexington Woman's Club at a called meeting. Mrs Samuel Halley, first vice president, will fill the vacancy until the annual election as Judge Charles Kerr sails in July to assume the post of Federal Judge of the Panama Canal Zone.
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Charles Kerr
Lexington
Club
Mrrs
Panama
Panwana Canal Zone
Woman's Club
Sam
Uel. Halley
Relief of Rheumatic Pains with Chamberlain's Liniment
When stiffness and soreness of the muscles and aching joints hinder movement try massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment. It will relieve pain and make rest and sleep possible. June.
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Chamberlain
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Promise Quick Constipation Relief
Do not rely on laxatives and purges. Start today with Nature's Remedy NR Tablets to improve digestion, strengthen the liver, and regulate bowels. A 25 cent box lasts about twenty five days and is marketed as the best bowel medicine by your local druggist.
Judge Appointed For Lincoln Circuit Court Term
Judge Charles Marshall of Shelbyville designated to preside over the Lincoln Circuit Court term starting tomorrow in place of ill Judge Charles A. Hardin.
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Lincoln Frankfort
Charles Marshall
Shelbyville
Lincoln Circuit Court
Charles A. Hardin
No-To-Bac Claims Quick Tobacco Habit Cure
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple, harm free aid to break tobacco habits. It asserts immediate craving relief and offers a full refund if cravings return, promising mental and physical well being.
Local People In Auto Wreck Near Richmond
Mr and Mrs A O Jackson of the city narrowly escaped serious injury when their car and that of Jack Hardin of Madison County collided about two miles west of Richmond. Both cars were badly wrecked with damaged axles a rear wheel torn off and the tops damaged. Mrs Jackson suffered minor cuts and bruises while Mr Jackson had several minor injuries. The Jackson car was taken to a Richmond garage for repairs.
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A. O. Jackson
Richmond
Jack Hardin
Madison County
Jackson
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Claims No Mistakes
An ad touts Diamond Dyes as foolproof for tinting garments or draperies. It promises rich color without streaks or fades and urges readers to ask for Diamond Dyes to avoid poor results.
Cream Testers Licenses Examinations Planned Across Kentucky
More than 100 people apply for cream testers license exams to be held in five locations over the next ten days. The first session began in Lexington and continues tomorrow with about 30 applicants. Exams will also be in Cincinnati on June 8, Louisville on June 9 and 10, Hopkinsville on June 13, and Owensboro on June 14. Cincinnati reports 17 applications, Louisville 33, Hopkinsville 12, and Owensboro 12.
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Lexington
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Cincinnati
Louisville
Hopkinsville
Owensboro
Hopkinsvile
Wonders of the deep surface as 10 000 fish are seized
In Lexington Kentucky on June 7 members of the State Game and Fish Commission uncovered a haul of 10 000 fish taken from a state basin. The discovery highlights illegal fishing activity and prompts scrutiny of local wildlife regulation enforcement.
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Lexington
State Game and Fish
Graph
Kentucky
The
Herald
Louisville
Cut This out and Take it with You
A reader is advised to clip a note promising Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. The message suggests that taking the clipped notice ensures obtaining the product, though it reads like a casual promotional fragment from a past advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Richmond to vote on 80 thousand dollar school debt
Notice from the City of Richmond Board of Council announces a public election on Friday June 17 1921 to decide if the city may incur eighty thousand nine hundred dollars for a new school building and possible improvements to the colored school. The debt would bear up to six percent interest with a twenty year tax levy, and a sinking fund to retire the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Council
City of Richmond
Fulding
Richmone
Indebtedne
City
of of
Richmond
Commission uses seine to move fish from crowded reservoir pool
A 200 foot long seine was dragged through No. 1 reservoir to transfer more than 10 000 fish and various aquatic life to a less stocked pool. Dr R S Tuttle used a bass and three channel cats for breeding. About 1 000 pounds of carp were donated.
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No. 1
R. S. Tuttle
Commission
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