Death of Winchester Phillips in Asheville
Winchester Phillips 23 eldest son of Mr and Mrs Joe C Phillips died in Asheville North Carolina after two months seeking cure for consumption. He was born January 15 1884 in Lebanon and worked at the post office and Farmers National Bank before illness. He married Mary Doheney November 22 1905. He leaves his mother wife and two brothers. Funeral at Second Presbyterian Church with Dr A S Moffett officiating. Interment Ryder's cemetery.
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Lebanon
Boyd Winchester Phillips
Joe C. Phil
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
G. A. Doheney
Second Presbyterian Church
Ryder's Cemetery
A. S. Moffett
Phillips
B. T. Conway
Farmers National
Mr. Phillips
Mary Doheney
G. A. Doy
Messrs
James
Lillian Phillips
How to Crochet a Rug from Flannel Rags
Instructions from the Chicago News describe making a durable rug by dyeing and tearing about twenty five pounds of flannel into inch wide strips, sewing them to overlap, crocheting onto a rope core, and alternating pale and dark colors to grow the circle. The method uses a large wooden crochet hook and double crochet stitches, starting from the center and building outward for a strong, economical rug.
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Sava
Chicago News
Hero rescues boy then loses twenty thousand dollars
In New York E M Tyler of Sheepshead Bay plunged into Sheepshead Bay to save a drowning boy, Joe Bernstein. After pulling the child to shore he found his money missing and heroically swam again to recover the bank roll, but the cash vanished into the tide as he searched the inlet. Tyler, a bookmaker nicknamed the humming bird, had about $20,000 when the incident occurred and faced the loss after the rescue.
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C. M.daniel
New York
E. M. Tyler
Sheepshead Bay
Rauscher
Joe Bernstein
Tyler
Daniel Noble
Dan Noble
Street Paved With Money in Taunton
A Taunton Mass street scene ends with multiple people finding money on Main Street. Miss Net-Ne F Healy, a dry goods clerk, picks up $30. Policeman Morris recovers $20. Captain Walker lifts a ten. miller James McMahon retrieves a ten dollar gold piece. Mrs Joseph Chambers discovers $70 missing from her stocking, later recovering most of it from the police. Miss Healy is rewarded.
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Mrs. Chambers
Walt
Sightless Candidate Chosen in Democratic Primary
Official returns from 49 of 75 counties show Thomas P. Gore of Lawton leading Roy Hoffman by about 1800 for the U S Senate nomination. Gore, blind since age 11, has a long political record including early service in Mississippi and Texas, while C N Haskell leads for Governor with a 2000 plus plurality and is widely seen as the likely nominee.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
T. P. Gore
Lawton
United States
Roy Hoffman
Thomas P. Gore
Gore
Mississippi Senate
Texas
Dakota
Fusion
Kentucky State Fair Dates Across Numerous Kentucky Towns
Kentucky fair listings show dates in July through October for towns including Crab Orchard Stanford Henderson Lancaster Madisonville Danville Georgetown Lexington Fern Creek Burk Vancet Columbia Lawrenceburg Shepherdsville Ewing Shelbyville Elizabethtown Nicholasville Springfield Florence Hardinaburg Bardatown Paris Monticello Hodgenville Glasgow Guthrie Louisville Falmouth Mayfield Bardwell with runs ranging from 2 to 8 days and entries spanning July 10 to October 28, listing each locale and duration.
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Crab Orchard
Stanford
Henderson
Lancaster
Madisonville
Danville
Georgetown
Lexington
Fern Creek
Burk
Vancet
Columbia
Lawrenceburg
Shepherdsville
Ewing
Shelbyville
Elizabethtown
Nicholasville
Springfield
Florence
Hardinaburg
Bardatown
Paris
Monticello
Hodgenville
Glasgow
Guthrie
Onde
Loulaville
Falmouth
Mayfield
Bardwell
Death of John F. Raley at age 46 in Lebanon
John F. Raley, 46, collapsed and died suddenly at his brother George Raley’s barn after a period of ill health. He attended a Wednesday Commencement at Gethsemane and returned home before going to his brother’s in the afternoon where heart failure ended his life.
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Lebanon
John F. Raley
George Raley
Gethsemane
Growing Love Poem From Houston Post Echoes Parental Longing
A sentimental verse from Houston Texas reflects a parent's ache as a child grows. The speaker regrets distance and drift, expressing intense affection, protective prayers, and memories of infancy, while acknowledging time passing and inevitable change.
The Restful Hammock Craft Piece
Instructions from the New York Journal describe making a hammock using a needle, hemp cord, and knots. It explains materials, weaving steps, loop tying, and steps for the first two rows, noting careful, even work and eventual rapid progress after the first row.
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New York Journal
Bald
Chen
Ticket items and political slate for governor race
The text lists gubernatorial and state slate candidates led by Augustus E. Wilson for governor and W H Cox for lieutenant governor along with James Breathitt for attorney general Frank P James for auditor Ed Farley for treasurer Ben La Bruner for secretary of state J S Crabbe for superintendent of instruction N G Rankin for commissioner of agriculture Napier Adams for clerk of court of appeals. It also advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a liver and bowel remedy available at Hi Robertson s drug store with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee.
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Augustus E. Wilson
Lousville
W. H. Cox
Mason County
James Breathitt
Christian County
Frank P. James
Mercer County
Ed Farley
McCracken County
Ben la Bruner
Hart County
J. S. Crabbe
Boyd County
Rankin
Henry County
Court of Appeals
Napier Adams
Pulaski County
Dr. King
Hi & Robertson
Burns Wife's Only Silk Dress Destruction Case
John Green of Waterbury attacked and burned his wife’s only silk dress after she refused to be beaten. He set the fabric alight while she pleaded, then danced as flames consumed the gown. Green was fined $10 in police court. Also a dubious medical note promotes peroxide use for wound care and antiseptic claims.
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Johnson
Lake Avenue
Yehnkon
Minx Tattle Jomaen
Burns
John Green
Waterbury
Bin
Green
Neuralgia Pain Relief Claims in Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement extols Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia with claims of rapid relief from nerve pains. The copy includes personal testimonial by Mrs. Beckman of Erie Pennsylvania and notes the pill price of 25 cents per package and a druggist guarantee.
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Miles
Beckman
Eric
Tobacco land listings near Springfield and Sackville area
A catalog of several farm parcels with acreage ranging from 56 to 1444 acres near Springfield and Sackville. Each listing notes dwelling quality, tobacco barns, fences, timber and water, plus asking prices from 20 to 85 dollars per acre. Includes locations, distances from towns, and descriptions of outbuildings and land quality.
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Springfield
Bermetels
Nelson County
Spcingtas
Mackville
Pike
Nord
S.ghee
Staan
Cranary
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