Copeland Urges Industrial Health to Extend Lifespan
Dr Royal S Copeland New York City health commissioner told a Chicago audience that about 3500 Americans are over 100 and that right living and thinking could push average lifespans to a hundred. He urged industrial hygiene and safe work environments to raise life expectancy and urged a nationwide campaign for industrial health.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Unite States
Royal S. Copeland
New York City
Bureau of Sanitary Science and Public Health
American Institute of Homeopathy
Copeland
Copelan
Methuselah
Local Visitors and Society Notes From Ravenna Area
Miss Mary Thompson’s mother visits Ravenna as E L Wise spends part of the week in Hazard on business. Rodney Baker of Hazard visits Ravenna. Charles P Keller visits Paris last weekend. William Ballar and family visit Stuttgart Arkansas. The Women’s Missionary Society hosts an ice cream supper on L N lawn June 24 at 6 pm. D O K K Louisville meeting attended by locals. J M Durbin becomes Evenrude motor agent. Conductor R D Bohannon dies in Lexington after ill health. Dr Wheeler, former Virginia physician, moves to Coleman Benton home to practice locally.
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Mary Thompson
E. L. Wise
Hazard
Rodney Baker
Ravenna
Charles P. Keller
Paris
William Ballar
Stuttgart
Ark
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
L. & N. Lawn
D. O. Kk.k
Louisville
J. M. Durbin
Evenrude Motor
R. D. Bohannon
Lexington
Bohannon
Kate Bohannon
Wheeler
Virginia
Cressmont
Coleman Benton
Tax Exemption Extends to Kentucky Printing Plants
The article notes that newspaper and job printing plants in Kentucky are exempt from local taxation, paying only state taxes. This exemption covers local property and business taxes, shifting the financial burden to state-level assessments and revenue.
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Kentucky
Beefsteak Seems To Be Coming Back
Chicago June 20 The great American beefsteak and roast beef are returning to the menu as grain deflation makes feeding profitable. Guy H. Hall of the National Institute of Progressive Farming cites surveys of Hereford Aberdeen Angus Shorthorn and Galloway breeders 17 000 farm implement dealers and major markets showing rising cattle herds and a rebound in farming investment. The institute predicts beef profits for 18 months with better retail prices benefiting the American worker. Chris Brinke wins state golf title at Winchester and David Feld loses ribs in an auto wreck.
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Chicago
National Institute of Progressive Farmng
Guy H. Hall
Institute
Hall
Mr. Hall
England
United States
Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble in Mrs Bertel's Letter
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. She says they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine after taking them off and on for two or three years. June
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Chamberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Miss Lorena Trickey seeks New York jockey license
Late news notes report Miss Lorena Trickey 22 rodeo winner applying to the Jockey Club of New York for a jockey license. Five of seven family drowned near Booneville Arkansas when a wagon overturned in a flood. mother saved herself and a small boy.
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Lorena Trickey
West
The
Jockey Club of New York
Booneville
Ark
J. A. Nichols
Ku Klux Klan
Los Angeles
Former Local Girl Graduates As Druggist
Miss Eva Marie Reasor aged 20 daughter of George W Reasor and wife of 15th and Scott streets Covington has received her diploma in pharmacy and will begin practice as a druggist. The Richmond native and Caldwell student is profiled for local readers curious about her achievement and career plans.
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Cincinnati
Eva Reasor
Richmond
Caldwell
Eva Marie Reasor
George W. Reasor
15Th and
Scott Streets
Covington
Covington Woman Earns Pharmacist Degree and Honors
Miss Reasor Friday receives a diploma as bachelor of pharmacy from the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy. She will pursue studies to obtain a master of pharmacy next June. A Covington High School graduate she is noted as the youngest druggist in Covington and also a reader vocalist and dancer of note.
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Ploma
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Reasor Friday
Covington High School
Covington
Ruth Suspended Again for Three Days
Babe Ruth was suspended for three days after disputing a decision during the New York versus Cleveland game yesterday. This marks Ruth's third layoff of the season, announced by President Johnson.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Johnson
Ruth
Belle Bennett Restful Night After Pain Free Days
Miss Belle Bennett is reported to have had a very restful night and several days free from pain. She is now at the home of her niece Mrs. T. H. Collins on Lancaster avenue, with Miss May Bell Bouyer attending.
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Belle Bennett
T. H. Collins
Lancaster Avenue
May Bell Bouyer
Doctors and Monuments Advertised in Louisville
An ad lists Dr. L. F. Jones of Diseases of Children and Nose and Throat at 95 Phone 922 next to Citizens Bank. It promotes New Muldoom Monument Co of Louisville Kentucky offering monuments and grave markers.
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Citizens Bank
New Muldoom Monument Co
Louisville, Ky
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Douglas and Simmons
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Dodge Bros
Richmond Motor Co
D. B. Shackelford
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W. B. Foster
Southern National
R. M. Rowland
James H. Pearson
Richmond, Ky
Dr. M. Mi. Robinson
W. G. Combs
Kirksville
Kirksville, KY
Long Tom Chenault
Wisconsin
Gereals
Main Street
John L. Jones
2Nd and
Moberly Avenue
E. Main Street
Tousands
Dr. Caldwell
Aldwell
Washington St
M Y Ill
Beefsteak
Chris Brinke
Audubon Club
Winchester
David Feld
Freckles
Tase
Jehane
Anuz WH Best
Quguta Besn Tuans
Pikeville
Elizabeth Covington
Charles Jett
Pere
P. N. Moynahan
de Shearer
Lawrenceburg
F. H. Gordon
Sy Associated Press
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T. A. Shaw
American Legion
Jessie M. Dykes Post
Boonesborough Beach
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