Kentucky Women Succeeding in Newspaper Work
Kentucky women shine in journalism across the state and nation. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayers leads as a Washington correspondent and author, with peers in Breckenridge, Lexington, New Haven, New Haven, and Owensboro contributing strong local and syndicate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Arthur Brisbane
America
Chicago
Woman's Club
Journal Ami
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayers
Kentuckian
National Capital
Yale
Capt
R. HL. Pitzhugh
Biue Gras
Virginia
Breckenridge County
Evan McGlathlan
Mayme DeHaven
Breckenridge
Miss McGlothian
Irvington
Miss DeHaven
Consert
Cloverport
Esther Jackson
Tandy Hughes
Mya Desha Breckenridge
Lexington Herald
Legislative Committee of Kentucky Women Clubs
Herald
Henry Clay
Madeline McDowell
Betty L. Hubbard
Hodgensville
Gokiie Perry
Winchester
Miss Perry
Sun-Sentinel
National
R. R. Perry
Miss Hubbard
LaRue County
Lena Rollins
Kentucky Preas Association
Sun Publishing Company
Mise
Pineville Sun
Kentucky Press Association
Mammoth Cave
Dan Bowmar
Woodford Sun
Union
Army Adopts New Compass for Clearer Navigation
The Hydrographic Office of the U S Navy adopts a compass without cardinal points, using a 260 point circle starting at true north and reading to the right. Critics, including veteran navigators, argue it erases seafaring romance and the familiar sunrise to westward calls of old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydrographic Office of the
United States Navy
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertises Cures and Claims
An old newspaper clipping promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for weak kidneys and related pains, citing a former editor’s testimony about back injury and kidney disorders. The ad lists Foster-Milburn Co. as makers, price fifty cents, and urges readers to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Rey
Abram Weaver
Georgetown
Tex
Baptist Herald
Jackson
Doun's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Promotes Female Cure Claims
Unsigned testimonial letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. Letters from Cresson and Washtington area claim relief after doctors gave up, urging readers to try the remedy. Mrs Pinkham offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts, with assurances of genuine statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cresson, Pa
Mia
Ella E
Askey
Cresson
Baird
Sarah Leighton
Pinkben
Pinkham
Lina
Lynn
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Louise Babbage
Girls of the “Pennyrite
Writers of
Central Kentucky
Lexington
Mary B. Bryan
Ming Katherine Hull Aikingeley
Mary Bradley Bailey
Mias
Desin Breckenridge
Alice Loyd
Mias Bryan
Lexington Leader
Miss Bryan
Rommn
Katherine Euphalia Murrell
Louisville Times
Columbia
Murrell
J. E. Murrell
C. 8. Harris
Adair
John A. Barry
New Haven Echo
Stella Moore
Earlington
Earling Bee
Paul Moore
Kentucky Freas Associaton
Marry McCarty
Nicholasville
Jessamine Journal
McCarty & Company
Western
Virginia Duncan
Owensboro Messenger
Mra Duncan
Mercer County
J. H. Westerfield
Perryville
Kentucky Republican
Harrodsburg
Westerfeld
Franklin
Mia Broughton
Orn Legh
Paducah
Haa
Salt Lake City
Mule
Ella Hutchinson Ellwanger
Courier Journal
Frankfort
Eila Murchison Ellwanger
Kentucky State Journal
New York
Bilwanger
Louisville and Nashville
FE. C. Walton
Irs
Ellwanger
Lippincott's
United States
W. E. Bridwell
General Assembly
State Capitol
Hampton's
Old Bird
Desler
Toleta
Cheney
Bevore
Watnina
Kunwar & Maxvis
Drugalla
Detroit News-Tribune
Methuselah
Yea
Eve
Adan
Fair Office
Exchange
Frank
Bosion Herald
Florida
Waterman
Leigh Hunt
Colgh Mertane
Allen
Lens Baanen
Abd Potmaaratis
Cordelia
Carter
Gillette
Sarin Ted Ie
Rndie
Whornames
Comteet Wiranomes “Eheos Say
J.” Malka Bona
V8 Re4Tech
Calenpes
Thompson
U. Et Nci Innati
Canada
J. Rum
Resinol Chemical Company
Bal U
Francis A. G
Timore
Joves
Boston
Mama
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