How Fast Can We Travel Theoretical limit of speed discussed
A writer in a scientific magazine estimates how fast humans could travel safely by gradually accelerating to a limit, then slowing. He envisions airless tubes and heated cars, with a New York to Philadelphia trip of about eighty five miles in six minutes forty four seconds. Suburban commuters could reach home in under a minute with rapid transit. Also a product pitch for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets notes digestion and appetite benefits.
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New York
Philadelphia
Deep Creek Family Reunion Marks 72nd Yankey Anniversary
On July 24 a large gathering at Mr. and Mrs William Yankey’s home celebrated the 72nd birthday of Mrs Yankey as her husband nears 84. The dinner was praised, guests included relatives from Texas Kentucky Springfield Stewarts Penick Lebanon and Long Fun. Activities centered on socializing with prayers for the aged couple. Other notes mention livestock trades schoolhouse work scholarships and local visits with a Beech Grove church prayer meeting led by Bro George Russell. Mrs J S Coyle remains very ill.
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William Yankey
Elmer Yankey
Springfield
Dee Yankey
Stewarts
Lud Yankey
Penick
Charlie Yankey
Pat Horan
Ray Harmon
Lebanon
W. Cocanougher
John Isham
Lettie Coyle
Martin Coyle
Charlie Coyle
Maggie Coyle
Peter Martin
Boyle County
Josie Holderman
Ida Elliott
Martin Mathley
Tom Cocanougher
Smith Drury
Anderson Holderman
Mollie Coyle
Woodsie Coyle
Jensen Town
W. B. Elliott
Ella Sweeney
Sadie Coyle
Nancy Elliott
Beech Grove
Geo. Russell
George Elliott
G. W. Key
A. Holderman
Oscar Bottom
County Court
J. S Coyle
Bargain Farm on L N Electric Line near Beards Kentucky
A 420 acre Shelby and Oldham county farm on Pike four miles south of Beards known as the Forward farm. Features 200 acres bluegrass 85 acres overflow bottom rest upland in cultivation with no wasteland. Includes a two story seven room dwelling three barns three tenant houses good fencing ample water and stock wheat corn or tobacco suitability. Liberal terms. Address Morgan Yewell Bardstown Ky.
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Tatham Springs
Washington County
Chaplin River
Automobile Clubs of
Kentucky
Louisville
S. E. Wornall
Shelby
Oldham County
Pike
Beards
Morgan Yewell
Bardstown
Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Local Druggists
A historical ad fragment offers F J Cheney Co catarrh cures with a $100 reward for undetectable cures. Walding Kinnatt Marvin vouches for Cheney 15 years of honorable business. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Hart’s Family Pills recommended for constipation. Springfield Sun and Courier-Journal priced at $1.00 and $1.50 respectively.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnatt & Marvin
Hail
Social notes from Bardstown area residents visits
Miss Sarah Barber and Miss Katharine Gore host guests from Bardstown and Louisville, with numerous correspondents visiting relatives in Lebanon, Bardstown, and Memphis. Travel includes trips to Tatham Springs and Louisville, while a funeral at St Mary's drew attendance from local families.
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Nora Killisoe
Louisville
Della Smith
T. S. Mayes
May
Tatham Springs
Leon Mattingly
Lebanon
Bernard Mattingly
R. H. Edelen
R. H. Jr
Dick Edelen
J. I. Wimsatt
McShane
John Edelen
Tom Moore
Ford Spalding
Will. Spalding
Tom Stocker
Wheeer
Bardstown
Mattie Roney
St. Mary’s
Richard Kelley
Valley Hill News Briefs and Local Notes
Mt Zion resident Mrs Mattie Bayne visited relatives here on Monday while Jonnie Snider plans an extended stay in Lewisville. Thos Reed and wife of Booker called, Miss Anna Jones opened her school with good enrollment, and T C Tatum bought most local wheat at 9c per bushel. A severe electrical storm felled trees, a calf died, and Mrs Bradshaw suffers rheumatism. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is endorsed for nine epidemics and is safe for all ages.
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Mattie Bayne
Mt. Zion
Jonnie Snider
Lewisville
Samuel Tucker
Papa
Babe
J. R. O'Neal
Thos, Reed
Booker
Theo. Virgin
Maud
M. Reed
Anna Jones
T. C. Tatum
W. F. Moran
Jas. Moran, Jr
E. Piles
M. W. Hyatt
Thos. Reed
Wm. Bradshaw
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Tatham Springs Company
W. E. Selecman
Tatham Springs Co
Chamberlain
Deep Creek
Springfield Sun
the Sun
Courier-Journal
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Louise Barber
Katharine Gore
Flore Royalty
Susie Penn
Sadieville
George Bolton
Ha Rrodsburg
W. F. Trusty
New Hope
James Haydon
Leo Haydon
Beatrice Spalding
Earnestine Knott
Katharine Neal
Elizabeth
Margaret Hagan
J. L. Allen
Mrs. Hood Cunningham
Margaret Jones
Cecilia Smith
Chicago
Marie Barber
Francis Wise
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Peters
Lucile Gage
Louise Haydon
Rob Russell
Bessie Campabel
Fannie’k. Smith
Mrs. Goodin
W. L. McClellan
Lucile Payne
Mabel Willams
Rod Wharton
James Spalding
Alma Spalding
Mixe
Lizzie Klusker
Cincinnati
Ed M. Russell
Mollie Mays
Charles
Fort Scott
Kansas
G. Mayes
Seymour, Ind
Ubis County
Joe Bishop
Luke Timona
T. W. Simms Sr
Mary
Katharine Spalding
Ben Haydon
Clelland Cunningham
Andrew Cunningham
Greenwood S.C
Jas. Barker
Tathim Springs
Walter Leachman
J. W. Kelley
Cacil
J. F. Simms
G. D. Robertson Jr
J.C. Mudd
J. C. Shader
Nellie Simms
Gladyce Mudd
Louis
Richard
E. O. Kelley
Tatham , Springs
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Springfield, Ee
Augustus G. Beam
Puroy
Valley Hill
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Katie Hertlein
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