Injuries Reported In County After Falls And Tree Accident
Mrs. Horace Litsey suffered a fractured hip after a backyard fall while on steps, with fears of lasting effects due to age. Nearby resident Mr. Clem Catsinger was injured when a tree fell on him in the woods, breaking his leg between knee and ankle. both received prompt medical care and are improving. The article also notes Halley’s Comet as it nears the sun, detailing its observed appearances and historical predictions from astronomers.
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Horace Litsey
Clem Catsinger
Pinsurattip
Catsinger
Vande
Eigematanens
Halley
Bir Issac Newton
Max Wolf
Heidelburg
Europe
Births Report in Lexington Area 1910
The notice records several births: Nancy Elizabeth to the wife of Rev C W Garter of Lexington on January 23 1910 and other newborns to wives of W L McClellan C H McIntire and Bad Pope with dates in early 1910. Includes family ties to J Stankey and neighbors along with a Courier-Journal price listing.
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Ter
Lexington
Nancy Elizabeth
Carver
Seventeenyearold Held for Grand Jury in Theft Case
Charles Hooper, 17, was held over to the grand jury on charges of converting another’s property to his own use. Evidence showed he took fifty dollars to buy whiskey for a stranger, failed to return with money or liquor, and later entrusted the funds to a third party for return. The court set bond at fifty dollars.
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Chas. Hooper
Secand
Hooper
Yaste
Mr. Yaste
Polish rotten eggs sold as scrambled in DC probe
Rep Ben Johnson of Kentucky exposed a scheme selling partially rotten eggs to the public in a DC price inquiry. Government chemist Dr Harvey Wiley testified eggs with black specks were broken in glass jars and frozen to disguise spoilage sold to restaurants hotels bakers and used in cakes and pastries. Imported frozen eggs from Asia and other lands worsened the problem nationwide.
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Ben Johnson
Harvey Wiley
Johnson
United States
Asia
District of Columbia
Quits Friday Night Presented by Dramatic Art Class
The Sun notes a cast for the comedy Quits to be staged at the Opera House Friday evening by Miss Gra ham's Dramatic Art Class. The program includes songs and readings by local talent with tickets at The Red Cross Drug Store.
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the Sun
Opera House
Graham
Red Cross
Mr. King's New Life Pills Claim Cure After 12 Years
S W Bends of Coal City Alabama says he found a perfect cure for liver and kidney trouble after twelve years of suffering using Mr King's New Life Pills. He calls them the best pills on earth for constipation malaria headache and debility priced 25e at Haydon Robertson.
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S. W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Mr. King
Haydon & Robertson
Death of T. D. Sweeney at Mooresville
Mr. T. D. Sweeney died at his Mooresville home yesterday morning aged fifty nine after a weeklong illness from grip. A devout New Hope Baptist member and respected community figure, he leaves a widow and children Wall, Ed, R. D., Ham, Sam, and Mrs. James Houston who live in Chaplin or Monmouth Illinois.
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T. D. Sweeney
Moeille
Sweeney
New Hope Baptist Church
Mooresville
Wall Sweeney
Chaplin
R. D
Ham and
Sam
Monmouth
Ill
James Houston
Moras Hansbrough Jr Dies of Typhoid at Hodgenville
Moras Hansbrough Jr aged 31 died Monday morning at his father’s home in Hodgenville from typhoid fever. He recently worked with Chas C. Howard on the LaRue County Herald after earlier roles at The Louisville Times Cloverport News Springfield Sun and The Sun. Interment was at Cave Hill Cemetery this morning. He was brother of Mrs Rogers Gore.
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Moras Hansbrough, Jr
The
Sun
Rogers Gore
Hodgenville
Hansbrough
Chas. C. Howard
LaRue County
Louisville Times
LaRue County Herald
Cloverport News
Springfield Sun
Cave Hill Cemetery
McDade Fun Makers At The Opera House This Week
Manager Leo Hayden brings the McDade Fun Makers vaudeville troupe to the Opera House for nightly shows this week except Friday. The first show Monday drew a crowded house and last night also drew a large, appreciative audience. The performers deliver polished acts with moving pictures and illustrated songs enhancing the program. Miss Graham will present Quits with a full program change each night.
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Leo Hayden
Opera House
McDade Fun Makers
Miss Graham
Marriage Unites Spalding and Beaven in New Haven
John Spalding of Bardstown wed Essie Beaven of New Haven at St Catherine s Church New Haven Rev C J O Connell officiating The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs F K Beaven formerly of Holy Cross in the county The groom is son of Mr W J Spaldin a Bardstown trader The couple have many friends wishing them happiness
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John Spalding
Bardstown
Essie Beaven
New Haven
St. Catherine's Church
C. J. O'Connell
F. K. Beaven
Holy Cross
W.J. Spaldin
Bardswewn
Sterlingworth
Death of Arthur Carrico at 28
Arthur Carrico aged 28 died of consumption at the home of his cousin Joe S. Mudd on the Cissell’s river pike Thursday morning. The body was interred at St. Rose on Friday.
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Arthur Carrico
Joe S. Mudd
Cissell’s River
St. Rose
The Woman Who Sins and Christ's Welcome
A discussion on mercy for sinners focusing on Jesus welcoming the repentant woman and challenging social stigma. It argues women shunned for sin deserve guidance, not isolation, and urges parents to educate children about life’s truths to prevent ignorance and danger.
Back to the Soil: Hill Proposes Farm Population Shift
James J. Hill says the high cost of living stems from urban congestion not local issues. He urges expanding global farming areas, applying science, and moving unproductive city residents to farms, noting slow relief until agricultural population rises by millions and farming methods improve.
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New York
James J. Hill
Taft
Congress
Electric Bitters: Cure for Malaria and Panama Canal Ailments
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria symptoms including chills fever and jaundice. It cites Wm A Fretwell of Lucama NC who claims three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and restored health. Brand guaranteed by Bayon and Robertson.
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Wm. A. Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Bayon & Robert ‘Son
Prospects for Blue Grass crops praised by Lexington Herald
The Lexington Herald reports bright outlooks for fruit trees and small grain as spring arrives. Apple and cherry trees recover from barren seasons, small fruits remain hardy, and corn tobacco and wheat crops are expected to flourish with improved market focus.
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Blue Grass
Lexington Herald
Anid
D D D Prescriptions Cal Oil Offer From Chicago Lab
An ad promotes D D D Prescriptions Cal or oil of wintergreen from D D D Laboratories Chicago. Hayden and Robertson Drug store offers a 26 cent hottie for itching relief claiming immediate stopping and permanent cure, with ordering by mail or phone.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Tops Popular Choice
A local ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best selling and most popular remedy for colds among children. The ad notes strong sales for eight years and recommends the product for its pleasant, safe relief, with distribution through The Leo Hayden.
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Chamberlain
Chamberlan
Allen
Chikirem
Leo Yayden
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Paris
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Moa Jem
Mr. Hill
White House
Panama Canal
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Gladys Courtenay
Miss Griffin
White Elms Seminary
Fred Olney
Gladys
Charlie Goldthwaite
Katie
Wallace Rogers
White Elms
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Harry Shultz
Albert Noonan
Warren McClellan
Chris Hertlein
Lawrence O'Bryan
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