Farm land sale notes listing multiple tracts near Springfield and Bloomfield
A fragmented catalog describes numerous farm properties for sale in Nelson and surrounding counties. Entries detail acreages from about 50 to 1 253 acres, locations along pikes and near Springfield Willisburg and Bloomfield, varied improvements including brick and frame dwellings, tobacco barns, stock barns, and outbuildings, with prices roughly 15 to 60 dollars per acre and notes on water, timber, fencing, and tobacco land quality.
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Sid
Pike
Ania Harch
Dwilleg
Springfield
Bloomfield
Bern
Nelson County
Mackville Pike
The Late Freeze and Tobacco Issues Raise Cautious Hope
The Farmers Home Journal notes two recent hard April freezes causing ice and possible tobacco damage, but roots remain viable so plants may recover. It argues yields may be reduced but not destroyed, citing forty years of experience and resilience of tobacco as a weed. The piece also offers practical silver care tips, stressing cleanliness, frequent washing, careful drying, and proper storage in tissue and flannel to maintain brightness.
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Farmers Home Journal
How to Prepare Terrapin from Bohemian Advice
Miles Bradford instructs roiling to soften claws and remove entrails, then removing lungs. Meat is placed in a chafing dish with butter pepper and balt. simmer until light gravy forms. Add a splash of sherry if desired after cooking. avoid spices or dressings that mask flavor.
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Miles Bradford
Bohemian
How to Clean Pen With a Raw Potato
A rough guide notes a raw potato clears pen nibs better than expected, cleaning scratches and soil while restoring a nib toward its former smoothness. It recommends changing the potato piece frequently for practical reasons and effectiveness.
Denatured alcohol policy sparking fuel debate
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota presses the White House to grant freedom from red tape as denatured alcohol law delays. He cites price gouging and calls for fair access and regulation to make the fuel competitive with gasoline, with farmers urged to form cooperatives for production. Power from water also boosts mining by enabling electric machinery.
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Hansbrough
North Dakota
Washington
Chic
Cago Evening Post
Whisky Trust
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Officer
Slga
Internal Revenue Department
Tts
Philadelphia Press
Mexico
Forty Years For Kidnappers In New Jersey Bill
New Jersey assembly approves a bill setting a forty year term for kidnapping in a safe prison. The measure follows the recent kidnapping of Dr. Mary Lynn's child from Delaware. No votes were recorded against the bill.
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New Jersey Assembly
Mar Lynn
Delaware
Rapid Fire Hammer Invented by Missouri Farmer
A farmer near Novinger Missouri has devised a rapid fire hammer. The device uses a handle to hold three fourths of a pound of nails up to sixpenny size. It is automatic and can drive all nails without reloading.
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Novinger
Annie Etly in Court as Daughter’s Failing Health Haunts Trial
Laboring with grief in the Louisville jail, John B. Etly pleads innocence in the murder charge while his daughter Annie, a key prosecution witness, lies near death from typhoid fever at City Hospital. He tearfully trusts her recovery will prove his innocence even as he recalls his wife’s death and asserts Annie’s love could reveal the truth. London dispatch notes Russia’s famine devastation, hunger, and pleas for aid, with Dr. Kennard warning 20 million in the southeast face famine, needing funds through July and beyond. He urges relief, citing child malnutrition and widespread exploitation, and requests tinned milk and meat products.
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Louisville
John B. Etly
Annie
City Hospital
Annie Etly
John Etly
Etly
Etty
Pace Etty
Great Relief During period of nervousness and pains
An advert claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills stop pains and soothe nerves for women. It says taking early avoids irritable nerves and recurring suffering. The pills are described as safe on heart or stomach when used as directed and provide prompt relief.
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Miles
Portland stenographer offers herself as artist's model for luxury
Leah Core of Portland Oregon a twenty year old stenographer resigns from the county clerk's office and offers herself for sale or lease as an artist's model. She seeks the luxuries and attentions seen in the Nesbit Thaw case and hopes to earn high payments for posing while intending to devote all her time to modeling. She describes herself as a handsome brunette with dark hair and eyes.
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Leah Core
Portland
Ore
Evelyn Neebit
Miss Core
Evelyn Nesbit
Mia
Thaw
Core
How to Fit Candies for Candles and Wax Tips
The article explains a method for fitting candles to a thinner end by softening the wax with hot water. It cautions against shaving the candle to size and describes holding the end in hot water until it becomes pliable, then fitting it to the candlestick as the wax hardens.
How to Treat a New Broom
A new broom should be steeped in warm water for a few minutes before use. Airy broom fibers are brittle and may snap, so the process should be repeated about once a week. Keep brushes good and the broom upright to prevent bending and spell from standing on the door.
Dear Old Mother Benefits from Electric Bitters
In Dublin Georgia W B Brunson writes of his eighty three year old mother who for two years has taken Electric Bitters and enjoys a strong appetite good sleep and vigor. He says similar results follow for female weakness and general illness. guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles by Haydon Robertson druggists.
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W.B. Brunson
Dublin
Haydon & Robertson
Kentucky Crop Report Highlights March Growth and April Setbacks
Agricultural Commissioner Hubert Vreeland releases the Kentucky crop report noting March weather favored outdoor work and rapid wheat growth, with pastures and fruit ahead, but the early April cold wave slowed vegetation and threatened fruit. Seed corn germination is degraded by wet conditions, oats and rye are in good shape, and overall crop prospects mix with regional variations. alfalfa shows strong potential but frosts may delay progress. The report also discusses county-level conditions and livestock trends.
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Frankfort
Hubert Vreeland
Kentucky
Pheumatiam Relief Promoted by Balm Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Chamberlain's Balm as a remedy for rheumatic pain and other ailments. It claims one application provides relief for a short time and potentially permanent care, urging purchase from reliable dealers in the Blue Grass region.
A Great Nuisance on The Central Record Lines
A Central Record item decries the busy signal habit during business hours. The piece laments callers blocked for long stretches as a young couple courts on the line. It singles out Jack Hughard and Maude Likell as the pairs delaying calls, urging restraint on business wires.
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Central Record
Jack Hughard
Maude Likell
Chestnut Dare tes the sorrel stallion sets show pace
Chestnut Dare tes, a 16 hands sorrel stallion, is a successful show horse with 14 wins in 15 starts. His offspring have dominated the Blue Grass circuit, with Castleman colt leading the unbeaten slate at the last fair. The breeder seeks mares to breed to Chestnut Dare to justify stud value in the county.
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Castleman
Reange
Wold
Dare
Hed Chist Adam
Black Ifaw
Eile Brinkers Dremon
Chester Dare
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Fancy
Gains
Denmark
Seal
Gains Dent
Sumpter Denmark
George Ain
Granam
Cardwell, Ky
Washington Star
Bill
Annie Etly Seriously II
Russia
London
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Society of Friends
Zemstvo Organization
Pheumatiam
B. B. Leachman
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