Miss Matty Finds Her Own Way To A Home
Miss Matty marries Josiah Spranzy and moves into his house. Her devotion to imitate the late Mrs. Spranzy unravels as Julia Keene exposes the truth that Josiah was not happiest under Julia’s care. Matty learns to value honesty and shared affection over imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Andrew Truitt
Mr. Spranzy
Miss Matty
Julia Keene
Mrs. Keene
Mia
Sprawny
Julia
Josiah
Indy
Miss Keene
Mrs. Spranzy
Devil Josiah
Josiah Spranzy
Mr.Spranzy
Oxford’s Happiest Term, May and June Joyride
The piece praises Oxford’s term after Easter, noting the campus in holiday mood and the lively, carefree atmosphere. It compares the term to a merry figure of folklore, highlighting the buoyant spirit and jovial energy that mark the Oxford Varsity period through May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford Varsity
A Fair Proposition To Bankers and Business Men
The advertisement touts a lithographic stone quarry claim in Brandenburg Kentucky and a plan to offer stock promising higher dividends than any Kentucky security. It invites public investors to visit Louisville to verify proofs, with a $10 per day payment if they find no foundation for the boasts, asserting global demand and huge possible returns from the 9 foot ledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tes
United States Geological Survey
Bavaria
Brandenburg
Kentucky
Robert Mayer & Company
Commonwealth
Louisville
Public Notice on Advertisements and Coupon Offer
To the public generally this notice urges readers to locate last week's paper or obtain a replacement from neighbors or the newspaper office. Readers are advised to use the coupon below to receive printed matter containing full particulars.
Wage Earner Appeal for Stock Investment in Kentucky Quarry
A bold solicitation urges wage earners to buy stock in a lithographic stone quarry venture in Kentucky. It promises high returns, notes 100,000 shares at fifty cents, and offers a refund with 8 percent interest if funds fail to secure the plant. The appeal targets small savers and invites inquiry through local connections in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiaville Trust Company
Lomaville, Ky
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Edith Barnard
Solnhofen
R. Waters
Wm. Robt
Lee Johnson
W. R. Waters
German Lithographic Stone Co
Kenyon Building
Louisville, Ky
Deak
D. L. Billings
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