Marion Falcon urges rural revival for national progress
The speaker warns that city wealth and population endanger the nation. She advocates decentralizing industry and trade, expanding farms and rural towns, better schools, roads, and communications. The talk urges youth to embrace peaceful battles for higher ideals and civic virtue in country life. Measles illness affects several local residents. U S E meeting drew a large crowd with Yocum Band. Local notes mention visitors, typhoid cases, and tobacco farming activity.
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Marion Falcon
Planning the living room for functional decor
In the June Woman's Home Companion Charles Edward Hooper advises planning the living room as the largest space, keeping wall space for movable decor and using simple hardwood doors. He suggests choosing doors to fit openings, sliding for wide and swinging for narrow, and accounting for door swing to avoid wasted wall space and awkward turns.
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Charles Edward Hooper
June Woman's Home Companion
Most Beautiful Women in Kentucky Contest Winners
Courier Journal announces the three Kentucky beauties chosen from thousands of photographs in a three month contest. The selected trio will enter a national competition to be the United States’ most beautiful woman.
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Courier-Journal
Sunday Courier-Journal
United States
Kentucky
Wits
Courier-Journal Co
Louisville
Mrs Fanny Whayne Returns From Louisville Visit
Miss Fanny Whayne has come home from Louisville where she stayed several months with her sister Miss Hattie Whayne. No services were held at Bethlehem or Napier due to the absence of Pastor Rev. R. L. Purdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Whayne
Louisville
Hattie Whayne
R. L. Purdom
Bethlehem
Napier
Local social notes from Blincoe and nearby towns
Mr J E Osborne and wife return to Louisville after visiting relatives. Mrs T M Cutsinger of Woodlawn visits sister Mrs J W Burnette. Ida Filiatreau recovers from illness. Mrs Josie Cushce improves. Leona Newton visits relatives near Lebanon. Rosa Burnette returns home with nephew Joseph Humphrey after visits in Lowsville and Highland Park. Orie Cambron, now in Louisville, spent weekend with parents. Marie Blandford and Agnes Clayton hosted by W E Blandford. Lounette Burnette visits aunt Mrs Cutsinger at Shady Rest. Annie and Rosa Osborne of Fredericktown visit Edith Newton. Mamie Williams and son George of Enid, Oklahoma visit William Brent family. What is wrong with the Sparrow and the Owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Osborne
Louisville
T. M. Cutsinger
Woodlawn
J. W. Burnette
Ida Filiatreau
Josie Cushc
Leona Newton
Lebanon
Rosa Burnette
Joseph Humphrey
Lowsville
Highland Park
Orie Cambron
Marie Blandford
Agnes Clayton
W. E. Blandford
Lounette Burnette
Cutsinger
Shady Rest
Annie
Rosa Osborne
Fredericktown
Edith Newton
Mamie Williams
George
Enid
Oklahoma
William Brent
Muldrugh Hill Notes and Local Ball Scores
Muldrough Hill notes list social visits from Mrs Eatha Coulter and family with Hillsboro and Poortown connections. Poortown beat Willisburg 15 to 7 in a local ball game. Hillsboro is set to host Poortown next Saturday. Various family visits and church attendance are recorded among the Shields Coulter and Hardin households.
What to do in Dyspepsia
An old wartime style article promotes Dr Caldwell's Esra Repain for dyspepsia. It claims indigestion causes health issues from sour stomach to weight loss and asserts the remedy cures dyspepsia with repeated use. It cites Harry F. Keator as a soldier who benefited and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
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America
Caldwell
Harry F. Keator
Santiago
Caldwall
Pleasant Grove social notices read like a village ledger
Mr Leo Scannell of Louisville visited John Polin Jr over the weekend. Dr Will Leachman’s brother died in Louisville, prompting a call for M G Leachman. Mrs S C VanArsdale rents a home after visiting Harrodsburg. Miss Mabel Price of Springdale stayed with Miss Lavenia OConner. Dr J H Hopper and wife were summoned to Perryville for a mother’s death. Edd Litsey attended Canary Sunday. H M O Nan was here on business. Mabel Price, Lillian VanArsdale, Nannie Thompson attended the Willisburg pallbearers. Nat Thompson returned from Harrodsburg. Mrs E J Pinkston and children visited her mother at Willisburg. Miss Ellen Gregory to return from Beaumont College Thursday. Frank Willett spent Sunday with his parents. Joe Wycoff was in town a day last week. Sara and Richard Reed visited Mrs D A Kelly near town. W A Thompson bought a young mare from R M Thorp, price not stated. Tom L Funk of ? visiting his uncle Thomas Duncan. Mrs Walter Thompson is out again. Nancy Pinkston visited town last week. Belve Leachman was in Logville Monday.
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Leo Scannell
Louisville
John Polin, Jr
M.G. Leachman
Will Leachman
S. C. VanArsdale
Harrodsburg
Mabel Price
Springtie
Lavenia O’conne
J. H. Hopper
Perryville
Edd Litsey
Canary
H. M. O'Nan
Lillian
Vey VanArsdale
Lavenia O'Connerlaw
Nannie Thompson
Willisburg
Nat Thompson
E. J. Pinkston
Ellen Gregory
Beaumont College
Frank Willett
Joe Wycoff
Sara
Richard Reed
D. A. Kelly
Near Town
W. A. Thompson
R. M. Thorpson
Tom L., Funk
Thomas’ Duncan
Walter Thompson
Nancy Pinkston
Belve Leachman
Logisville
Springfield Market Prices Amid Mixed Commodities
Prices from Springfield market list various goods including chickens, dried apples, corn meal, wheat, potatoes, turkeys, tallow, wool, and sorghum. Entries show per pound or per bushel quotes, with numerous garbled OCR fragments, yet key items and unit pricing for several commodities are identifiable. The mixed quality OCR lacks full clarity on many lines but preserves central price points and product names.
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Biden
Shipstaff
Subscriptions Free Column Notice of Local Ads
Free column items from The Sun list buyers and sellers: Saling lumber 15 000 to 20 000 feet from Snider Rt 1. A R Shultz Jr offers a Nike pony. McElroy seeks cows with calves. Gibbs Springfield wants 14 000 pounds wool. Oder Booker Ky sells oak logs large trees cedar posts. S B Goodlett Kt 1 offers sale and bull calf one year old.
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Wt. Snider
Rt 1
A. R. Shultz, Jr
Nike
James C. McElroy
Gibbs
Springfield
James Oder
Booker
Goodlett
Maud Scribe Reports Local Happenings and Births
Mooresville notes a newborn girl to Bruner Carney, church services by Bro BeNight at New Hope and Wall Hill, farm trades including a mare and mules, and local road work on Chaplin pike toward Maud. Obituary for Frank B Seay, May 16, interment at Willisburg. Queen's Collection of Charms noted in Alexandra. Absorb Sun subscription price listed.
Keeling and neighbors gather for weekend visits across Willisburg area
The record lists numerous family visits and social calls across Willisburg and nearby towns. Names include Mr. George Keeling, J. M. Shields, Lake Coulter, Solomon Kays, Miss Sarah Shields, Myrtle Armstrong, Mrs. J. Settles, and others in extended weekend visits. A birth is noted, Harve Hyatt born to Mrs. Harve Barnett on the 18th. Rabbit’s Motherly Devotion is described with a trapper scene in Cornwall.
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Solomon Kays
Samuel Coulter
Ed Montgomery
Brooksville
Duck Mellvoy
Pearl Hickman
Mackville
D. W. Crow
Bloomfield
Tom Mellvoy
Jim Oder
Sycamore Valley
Lonnie Noel
J. G. Noel
Harve Barnett
Harve
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J. A. Robinson
Roland
Robert Purdom
U. S. of E
Yocum Band
W- F. Sweesy
Antioch
J. D. Peterson
Jim Brown
Woodson McCarty
W. D. Purdom
Chas. Haydon
Mattie Kimberlin
H. J. Cocanougher
Sallee & Waters
Wilhelm Peterson
W. R. Cocanougher
the Home Builders
Texas
Blincoe
Muldraugh Hill
Eatha Coulter
J. M. Shields
Hillsboro
Tally Graty
W. S. Coulter
Poortown
Tom Coulter
W. R. Scott
Nancy A. Coulter
Effie Coulter
Rockbridge
Richard Hardin
Scruggsville
Pleasant Grove
Springfield Market
Ptt
Wathee Hamamsi
Mooresville
Bruner Carney
Bro. BeNight
New Hope
Wall Hill
Elijah
Charlie Hendren
Maud Scribe
Frank B. Seay
Ed Sweeney
Will T. Snider
Frank Settles
J. M. Wall
Alexandra Possendes
Europe
of Blue Grass Graded Schools
Happy Hollow
Mr. Keeling
George Keeling
Tolly Griffy
Fairview
Lubo Coulter
Sam Ciele
Famply
Griffyy
Lake Coulter
Sarah Shields
Montgomery
John Kays
Potin
Myrtle Armstrong
M. C. Keeling
T.W. Sutherland
J. D. Sutherland
Anderson Cou Ty
Ormsby Showmaker
J. D. Inman
Shady Grove
Joe Newton
Sprngfield
J. H. Settles
Mary
J. S. Inman
Barlow
C. Chesser
Polin
Rabbit
Town
Cornwall
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
Pomar
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
James ©. Caldwell
T. & Wes
Treas
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