Beautiful Wedding Unites Ramer and Price in Bardstown
A large gathering witnessed the marriage of Jesse Dawson Ramer of Bardstown to Myrtle Cathryn Price at St. Dominic's church. Rev P F Hendrasey performed the ceremony with Mendelssohn's Wedding March, a long attending program, and a bridal breakfast at the Price home before a Southbound honeymoon plan.
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Jesse Dawson Ramer
Bardstown
Myrtle Cathryn Price
St. Dominic's Church
P. F. Henndasey
Nanzye Simms
Gertrude Stocker
Marie
Louwe Barber
Gwin Marks
Albert Nunan
John Spalding
Harold Hurst
Hugh Lee Smith
Alex. Barber
Springfield
C. L. Price
T. H. Whelet
Danville
F. Noone Rapier
J. L Druien
Jas. S. Beard
Margaret
Mildred Craven
Leoha Rapier
Mattie Raper
Nannie Rapier
Jennie Hazel
Owensboro
Impressive Sunday school exercises at Mt Zion 94
Children at Mt Zion 94 held Sunday evening exercises praised as impressive and instructive with skilled leadership. The event attracted a large crowd, featured recitations and a school song, and raised several dollars for the Sunday school. Rev. Eversole presided. local editor E W Tardy endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial.
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Mt. Zion
Eversole
Bloomfield Destroys Springfield in Home Game
Bloomfield defeated Springfield 12 to 1 on Bloomfield grounds after a seventh inning collapse by Springfield. Harry Schultz struck out 20. batteries were Schultz and Marks for Springfield, Browne and White for Bloomfield. A rematch is planned for early next week on Bloomfield turf.
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Bloomfield
Bucn of Spall
Hie
Springfield
Bardstown
Harry Schultz
Schultz
Marks
Browne
White
Greene
Melivoy Mayers wedding near Mackville observed
John T. Melivoy and Joare Mayers, popular Willisburg area residents, were married Sunday at Rev. J. A. Simais home near Mackville. The groom is a well known Willisburg farmer from the Melivoy family. Mrs Melivoy is the widow of Ceph Mayers. They will reside near Willisburg.
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John T. Melivoy
Joare Mayers
J. A. Simais
Mackville
Willisburg
Melivoy
MeIivoy
Ceph Mayers
MeIlvoy
Willisberg
Graduates In Law Pass Bar Examination
Mr. W. R. Selecman traveled to Elizabethtown Saturday to take and pass the bar admission examination conducted by Circuit Judge Chelf Judge Barry and Mr. Stith. Despite only five or six months of reading law he passed with excellent results. Will Selecman also studies law under his father Judge W. E. Selecman.
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W.R. Selecman
Elizabethtown
Chelf
Barry
Stith
Altho
Selecman
Will
W. E. Selecman
Whirlwind Campaign Opens in Kentucky County
A statewide education campaign opened in this county with a meeting led by J W Bua and speakers John W Lewis and Rev W H Williams. They urged better school funding and child development. Squire Nimrod Henry commented on school funding from the bi street court. The tour continues July 1 to July 3 in Mackville Willisburg Freedom Church Fredericktown Maud with McHenry Rhoades as principal speaker.
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Kentucky
J. W. Bua
John W. Lewis
W. H. Williams
Lewis
Old Commonwealth
Williams
Squire Nimrod Henry
Bisral Court
McHenry Rhoades
Owensboro
Texas
Mackville
Freedom
Watterson as War Leader Faces Plutocracy
A strong tribute to Henry Watterson portrays him as a fearless veteran of battles against a corrupt plutocracy. The piece praises his lifelong courage, laments calls to quit the fight, and foresees a new dawn when justice and national renewal prevail.
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Mr.Watterson
Mr. Watterson
Flicke
Age
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Washington City
Roosevelt’s Monkey Kill Angers Darwinites
The piece argues Roosevelt’s hunting in Africa to kill monkeys is cowardly and morally indefensible. It mocks his portrayal as a great sportsman, noting natives in Africa would not slaughter the creatures and that the monkeys resemble man in some ways.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Africa
Teddy Roosevelt
Expensive Telephone Message Draws Local Mockery
In Kentucky the cost of an amusing telegraph fee topic is parodied as a man faces fines and penalties. The speech jokes about a hundred to two hundred dollar medical bill a jail term and ten to fifteen dollars for medical supplies, reflecting local humor over enforcement costs.
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Kentucky
Cosa 2
Wall Street Power Praised By Commission Report
New York Governor Hughes appointed a commission to investigate Wall Street. The panel’s report asserts Wall Street endangers national equalism and remains unsurprising, as New Yorkers fear opposing Wall Street might ruin business. The piece describes Wall Street as a controlling force over presidents, the Senate, Congress, and the judiciary, likening its influence to relentless power amid patriotic pageantry.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Wall Street
United States Senate
National Congress
Stars and Stripes
America
The
Phonographa
Increased Tax Rate in Kentucky Foretold by Treasury Deficit
The article warns Kentucky faces an inevitable tax increase to cover a large state treasury deficit of about 2,000,000. Officials are blamed for incompetence and mismanagement, with the public urged to brace for higher levies as the tax collector looms.
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Kentucky
Treasury
Country Doctor Hero The Cost Of Fighting
A fragmented reflection on everyday heroism, contrasting ordinary doctors with grand war narratives. It notes a Delaware incident where a gentleman is fined one hundred dollars amid vivid descriptions of bloodshed and ruin, questioning who earns true recognition.
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Delaware
Ode to the country doctor as everyday hero
The writer lauds country doctors as true heroes, far richer than generals or presidents. In dark nights they traverse harsh routes to save dying children, facing peril with compassion. Their unseen service, not battlefield glory, shapes destinies and earns eternal gratitude.
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Heaven
Hell
Herolem
Jeruslem
God
Christ
United States
Aldrich
Earth
Poison Flour Adulteration Warned By State Dept
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station directs that flour bleached with oxides of nitrogen is adulterated under the Foods and Drugs Act and Kentucky law. The sale of such flour violates state and federal regulations. Try Kentucky Star Flour, made as it used to be.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Board of Food and Drug Inspector
Kentucky Food and Drug Law
M. A. Scovell
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
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Myrtle Price
Jesse Rapier
Chamberlain
E. W. Tardy
the Sentinel
Gainaboro
Tenn
Leo Sayso Dewy
Melivoy Mayers
At & P.m
Fredericktown
Rogers Gore
Wang
Marie Henry
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