Madison High School Graduation Schedule for 1921
The Madison High commencement includes a baccalaureate sermon by Hutchins of Berea College at First Presbyterian Church on June 12. Class night on June 15 on the school porch features speeches by Lucy Maupin, Ray Stockton, Clarence Kunkel, and others. Commencement proper on June 16 at First Christian Church with Bonnie Stockton as class representative and Dr. John J. Tigert delivering the address.
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Madison High School
First Presbyterian Church
Hutchins
Berea College
Lucy Twigg Maupin
Ray Stockton
Clarence Kunkel
Mattie Belle Jones
Harvey Brock
Ray Stanifer
Webster Taylor
Estelle Stone
First Christian Church Auditorium
Bonnie Mae ‘Stockton
John J. Tigert
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Washington
Supt
J. Howard Payne
Nolana
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Richmond Woman
Mrs. Carrie Long of 140 Tates Creek Avenue Richmond credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with ending years of kidney trouble. She describes severe back pain swelling and dizziness and says Doan’s cured her and let her return to work. She endorses the remedy and notes she would take it again if needed.
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Carrie Long
Tates Creek Avenue
Richmond
Doans
Doan
Local Man Describes Cadillac Crank Incident
Late news note from The Ravenna Herald recalls Ross Foley known in town. He believed Ford mule and moonshine had kick but learned a Cadillac also packs a punch when it bumped him in the face during a crank at the L and N office.
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Ravenna Herald
Ross Foley
Ford
L. & N. Offic Force
Wool shipments bound for Versailles and Frankfort
W L Graddy receives at Versailles and Frankfort and Midway 40 060 pounds of wool bought for W A Thomason of Paris at 12 to 20 cents per pound.
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W. L. Graddy
Versailles
Frankfort
Midway
W. A. Thomason
Paris
Guilford Editor Gilmore Dies in Louisville Scene
Thomas M. Gilmore a noted anti-prohibition editor and propagandist dies in Louisville. Meanwhile 500000 British cotton mill operatives strike over a 30 percent wage cut, signaling deep labor unrest.
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Thomas M. Gilmore
Louisville
Two New York Postal Clerks Plead Guilty to Embezzlement
Two New York postal clerks admitted guilt in federal court for embezzling about 59000 dollars from the United States Mail. The scheme involved diverting funds while working at postal facilities. Both defendants face sentencing in the coming months.
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New York
Judge Bullock enters Fayette County Circuit Judge race
Judge Frank A. Bullock announces his candidacy for Circuit Judge in Fayette County. Two miners were killed at Stearns when powder spilled on the floor ignited, sparking a fatal accident investigation.
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Frank A. Bullock
Fayette County
Stearns
Notice to creditors of Martha Reed deceased
Persons having claims against Martha Reed, deceased, must present them properly proven by law on or before June 4, 1921. Rice Cousins, Administrators Mt Bans.
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AIK
Martha Reed
Rice Cousins
Admr
Mt Bans
Ideal Girl As Pictured By Man Engaged Three Times
Floyd Brown of the Lake Forest Young Men's Club shares a portrait of the ideal girl based on experience with four marriages. He praises understanding and sympathy, a cheerful nature, thrift, cooking ability, and a neat dress. He warns against gossip, fussiness, and flirtation in public. He emphasizes a loving, supportive partner with self respect.
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Chicago
Floyd Brown
Young Men's Club of
Lake Forest
Lancing
Lemon Lotion Promises Freckle Free Complexion
Squeeze juice from two lemons into a bottle with three ounces Orchard White from any drug store, shake to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to bleach freckles and blemishes and brighten skin.
Booze Not a Remedy for Colic Says Intelligencer
An Ames publication cautions that alcohol is not a cure for colic and advises seeking medical help or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It warns against relying on whisky as a remedy and clarifies common misconceptions about alcohol treating stomach distress.
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Chamberlain
Funeral crowds honor Rev James Lunsford in Madison County
The Rev James Lunsford pastor of the Ruckerville Church and father of Mrs Willis Moores of Richmond was laid to rest in Bearwallow Madison County after services at the local church. He was about 65 and helped build many churches. Funeral rites were conducted by Berea Lodge No 617 F and A M at Dreyfus Kentucky.
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James Lunsford
Ruckerville
Willis Moores
Richmond
Bearwallow
Madison County
Lunsford
Daily Register
Gerat King
Jackson County
Church of Christ
Kentucky
Longview
Illinois
Berea Lodge
Dreyfus, Ky
Aspirin directions and Bayer Cross guidance
Take Aspirin only as told in each package of genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. The directions and doses were worked out by physicians during 21 years and proven safe by millions. If you see the Bayer Cross you can take them for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost a few cents. Druggists also sell larger sizes.
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Bingham
Redpath
Grocer —To
Fiour
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
W. M. Thomas
Third Street
Moore’s
Freeman Realty Co
Citizens National Bank
Douglas & Simmons
James Anderson
Tu Th
Madison High
Hutchins of
Berea
Dr. Caldwell
Muncy Brothers
Bro. Lunsford
Ruckerville Church
John W. Epperson
Angels
Paul
Jesus
the Savior of
Promised Land
Altho
Bayer
Richmond Daily Register
THE
Louisville Herald
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Herald
Louisvillee Herald
Register
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Sunday Herald
the Daily Register
Walsh
Louisville, Kentucky
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