Valley Hill cattle sale and local notes
Valley Hill section reports gentle rain and improved mood as Hunter Goatley buys cattle from Ed Goatley. Tobacco cutting underway though maturity may affect color and quality. Visitors include Mrs. W. N. Foster of Louisville and Miss Virginia Foster. A severe electrical storm damaged stock and timber, reportedly destroying a barn with two show horses cremated for Squire J. O. Polin. Local exchanges note purchases of cattle and heifers, and long-absent Texas visitor Chas. McElroy. Dysentery remedies advertised by Gonhetey’s Col sagas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Goatley
Ed Goatley
W. N. Foster
Louisville
Kyler & Brown
Cardwell
W. E. Harmon
W. E. Brown
Harmon
Mr. Bland
Texas
Parisian Sage promises dandruff cure and hair growth
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scalp treatment that kills dandruff germs and nourishes hair to promote vigor and growth. It claims the product stops falling hair, cures dandruff, prevents fading, and stops itching with a money back guarantee. The Leo Haydon Drug Co endorses it at 60 cents per large bottle featuring a red haired model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Haydon Drug Co
An Extinct Labor Asset Calmly Follows Farm Labor Changes
The author laments the loss of the old in-house hired farmhand as modern machinery multiplies output yet fails to fill rural jobs. City life draws workers away, leaving farms with scarce reliable help who once tied owners’ interests to the land. Without dependable labor, extensive farming stalls and owners struggle to manage work alone.
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Sansesien
Massachusetts
Pleasant Grove Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Grove news recounts Miss Ardis Browne's return from a Springfield visit, Glasgow visitors with Mrs. Merritt, a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Thompson born on the 18th, and locals attending the Perryville Pair. Rev. J. W. Atwood's revival at the Presbyterian Church closed with twenty joining the church, plus regional visits by Atwood family and others, including Mrs. Lawsley Ewing and Mrs. Litsey.
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Ardis Browne
Springfield
S. P. Thompson
J. Smock
Glasgow
W. P. Merritt
K. M. Thompson
Perryville
Nancy Thompson
Mesars
B B. Leachman
Hugh Brown
Gregory Douglass Vass
N. P. Thompson
Stree Moore
Frank Yankey
J. W. Atwood
Presbyterian Church
Bowling Green
Rev. Atwood
Lawsley Ewing
Louisville
L. M. Gregory
B. L. Litsey
J. J. Martin
Denmark
Polin
Farr
J. R. Claybrooke
A. L
Western Normal offers fall course in vocal and instrumental music
The School of Music invites interest in a fall program in vocal and instrumental music and public school music. Readers are urged to write for special information and address inquiries to H. A. Cherry, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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H. A Cherry
Bowling Green
Personal Notes Visitors in and Out of Town
A weekly roundup lists numerous social visits and travel. Mrs. Harry Brown and children visit Lebanon and other locals host guests from Bardstown Louisville Pleasureville Pineville Harrodsburg and Danville including Miss Lorena Price Miss Louise Tucker and Miss Margaret Jones. Several residents return from visits to Chattanooga Memphis and Indianapolis, with guests staying at homes of Peters Simms Noe and Green among others.
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Lorena Price
J. D. Rapier
Bardstown
Louise Tucker
Margaret Jones
Louisville
Heff Rubel
Lebanon
Sallie Simms
T. B. Blanford
Pineville
Nannie Simms
Mary Jones
Mary Tong
Margaret Nalley
Fannie Smith
Keran Brown
F. C. Peters
E. E. Buster
Harrodsburg
J. ¥. Mayes
Vaudeville Act At Opera House August 29
Opera House announces a three night run starting August 29 featuring Willie Giveon champion boy acrobat Ted Hamilton Song and monologue coon shouter McMullen and Page comedy duo Marie DeVell Aunt Mandy and other acts in a lively vaudeville program with nightly changes and popular ticket prices. Local guests include Miss Mary Aimes and Mrs C L Price visiting friends and relatives in the area.
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Harry
Helen Crawford
Willie Giveon
Ted Hamilton
Coon
McMullen
Page
Marie DeVell
Mandy
Local Social Notes Highlight Moving Bridges and Visits
Miss Isa Colvin visits relatives while T S Mayes spends a Louisville weekend with Mrs Lena Hope and Mrs J F Bishop. John Roberts visits from Lexington to see his sister before she departs for the West. Miss Maryman Spears of Dallas will remain through September with Miss Sue Ray. Spears, late principal of Sam Houston School, is the South’s only woman and youngest Texas principal.
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Mass Sue Ray
Elizabeth Roberts
John Roberts
Lexington
Gethsemane
Bardstown
Bloomfield
Maryman Spears
Dallas
Texas
Sue Ray
September issue of Woman's Home Companion features fashion and home decor
The September issue offers autumn fashion by Miss Gould and a new Home Decoration and Handicraft department. It opens a thrilling stage story by Hulbert Mootner titled True Love, and includes shirt stories by Mary Hastings Annie Harrington Wonnell and Grace Keon, plus Brothers Four nearing its end. A large color reproduction of Litt altered by Seres ae ainting appears, and Mrs. Burton Harrison recalls famous men and women encountered in her room and reflects on Europe’s recollection.
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Woman's Home Companion
Miss Gould
Hulbert Mootner
Mary Hastings
Annie Harrlton Wonnell
Grace Keon
Europe
Zemo Promises Quick Skin Relief at Leo Haydon’s Store
A vintage sales blurb touts ZEMO as a clean liquid for external use. Leo Haydon’s shop promises a money back guarantee if users are not satisfied, claiming rapid relief and germ-destroying effects for skin and scalp conditions including pimples dandruff eczema prickly heat rashes hives ivy poison and other eruptions.
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Leo Haydon
Zemo
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