Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women Across States
Letters from Martha Connor in Abilene Texas, E S Owen in Rockville Connecticut, Mary Wirz in Oakland California and others praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ills during middle age and change of life. The ad notes curative properties from roots and herbs acting on the female organism.
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Spokane
Wash
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Connor
Mansfield Avenue
Abilene
Texas
E. Ss. E. Owen
Rockville
Conn
Mary Wirz
Chamberlain St
Oakland
Cal
Mary S. Ashley
Dover Street
Richmond Daily Register Political Announcements 1919
The Richmond Daily Register lists candidates for nomination under the Democratic Primary set for August 2 1919. It names HM US Rick and T H Collins for Representative in Congress and Charles A Hardin opposing the party action in the Eighth Congressional district of Mercer county.
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Daily Register
Rick. T. H. Collins
Congress
Merrer County
Charles A. Hardin
Kentucky War Records Month Focuses on Service History
June is designated Historical Month in Kentucky as counties compile permanent World War records. County Historians document soldiers lost, wounded, or honored, and roster all in service. Citizens are urged to fill War Record blanks for relatives in the service. President Wilson praises wounded servicemen as noble badges of honor.
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Kentucky
County Council of Defense
Red Cross
Liberty Loan Campaign Committees
Women’s Clubs
Kentucky Council of Defense
Wilson
America
State History Committee Gathers War Wound Records
Fred P Caldwell presents a compilation from the United States Official Bulletin and county historians. The lists, aiming to be complete by June, cover men wounded overseas and now include gas casualties. The War Department rule expands wound status to those gassed needing care, allowing a wound stripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Caldwell
United States Official Bulletin
War Department
Community Social Notes From Forest Hill Area
Forest Hill residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Amelia Powell honors her brother Elmer on his birthday with a group including Wells, Taylor, Cosby, Powell, Burgin and others from Forest Hill and Lexington. Visitors from Frankfort and Nicholasville join the friendly event as others return home.
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Boyd ‘Wells
Charlie Curry
Henry Cusick
Moberly
David Butler
Winchester
Laura Butler
Amelia Powell
Elmer
Lucile Asbill
Lelia
Mattie
Pattie
Jala Wells
Arnett Taylor
Burgin
Guy Cosby
Shelby Cox
Leslie Taylor
Gibson Powell
Jas. Powell
Julia Burgin
Lexington
Fred Grizzard
Jeff King
Lumisie
Pearl
Frankfort
Willie Wells
Lenday McCuddy
Nicholasville
Nellie Newby
Pearl King
Frankort
Examination for White Teachers Held at Normal School
An examination for white teachers will be held at the Normal School building on Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 21. B. F. Edwards, Superintendent.
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Normal School
B. F. Edwards
An Idealight For Farm Homes Demonstration Plant
A Lalley electric lighting plant is installed in Joe Bender’s Second street office to show farm use. The unit can power 50 lights, runs on gasoline, and is water cooled. Power is stored in batteries and light can be produced without continuous engine operation. The simple engine requires no attention.
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Lalley
Joe Bender
Second Street
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Zaring
Mik
Richmond Daily Register
M. Saufle
Richmond
Kaene
S. Neville Moberly
Woodland Avenue
G. W. Ballew
Terrill
Big Hill Pike
Berea
B. J. Broaddus Place
Joe Ballew
B. J. Broaddus
James H. Jeffries
Oldham
Main St. Rees
E. M. Norton
J. R. Penna
Middelton
Jess Bowman
Myers & Turner
Joe Benner
2D Stree
Madison Electric CO
Western Union
Richmond, KY
Richmond Buick CO
Eveready
Joe Rosenberg
Elgin
Waltham Arches
Waters Street
Upper
Gton
Safe Investments
Yillding
James C. Willson & CO
S. Fifth St
Lowisville, KY
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