Salvation Army praised for war relief work across Europe
A 1919 newspaper column lauds the Salvation Army for its war relief efforts in Europe, praising the organization for providing doughnuts, coffee, and support to soldiers. The piece urges continued home and abroad assistance and questions whether such aid should be withdrawn. It references Mrs. Sanford's letter and local political notices amid broader community notices.
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J.C. Sanford
Second Ave
Laurel, Miss
Sanford
Salvation Army
Eds
Tibné
Europe
Ravens to Kentucky Social Roundup Recalls Visits and Travel
Ravenna couples and friends are listed as visiting relatives and hosts across Kentucky. Entries note Miss Fannie Cox, Mr. Tandy Eads in Versailles, Mrs. W. J. Clouse from Paris, residents returning from Winchester and Richmond visits, and gatherings with families including the Blantons and Quisenberry kin. Historical social notes reflect extended family travel and local hospitality.
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B. B. Baumstark
Ravenna
Fannie Cox
Lee Roy Hisle
Jessamine County
Tandy Eads
Familie
Versailles
B .F. Reeves
W. J Clouse
Paris
Hilton
Lucille Boggs
Nettie Dykes
Clark Steen
Lero McKinney
Annie Lee
Roger Hisle
Winchester
Kelly Quisenberry
Elizabeth Bird Stewart
Louise Haynes
Ener
M. Ovington
Richmond
Sallie Lackey
Dunlap Blanton
Nashville
W. M. Blanton
Elliot and Miller
Wisemantown
Estill County
Ecapally
Berry Tudor
James Wesley McKinne i
James Curtis
B. Duncan
Chesterfields Satisfy With The Blend They Use
The ad claims Chesterfields uniquely satisfy by a secret blend that cannot be copied by competitors. It emphasizes the cigarette's ability to signal a smoker and deliver satisfaction compared to other brands.
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