Woman's Howe Companion and Bourbon King of France Tale
A compact note from the Kentucky Standard reports two scarlet fever cases in Bardstown homes of Mesars George and Ben Talbott, with Kent Barber recovered from illness. It also notes the death of Sister Rose Mary of Nazareth after six days of pleuro-pneumonia and mentions Louis Philippe’s rise in 1830 linked to LaFayette.
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Kentucky Standard
Local Health Board
Bardstown
Mesars
George
Ben
Talbott
Kent Barber
Julia Stocker Hurst
Monroe Hurst
Kentucky
Rose Mary
Nazareth
Home of a King in Bowling Green Kentucky
The Bowling Times Journal notes that Louis Philippe, later Duke of Orleans and King of France, temporarily lived in Bowling Green Kentucky from 1830 to 1848 after the Bourbon dynasty fell. He taught in local schools with little money before returning to France and reclaiming his estate after Napoleon’s defeat.
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France
Europe
LaFayette
America
Louis Phillippe
Bowling Green, Ky
Bowling Green
Bowling Times Journal
Abbott
United States
Louisville
Bardstown
Bonaparte
Waterloo
Duc de
Orleans
Distillery Sold in Loretta to Louisville Firm
Leah Cummins sells a one half interest in the R Cummins Co Distillery plant at Loretta to A Kiefer Drug Company of Louisville Kentucky. Sheriff Burton and Deputy Fisher escorted Sam Dale and George Logan to Frankfort penitentiary Tuesday. Dale to two years for robbery while Logan to five years for attempting to kill wife and stepson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Emily Cummins
Loretta
A. Kiefer Drug Company
Louisville
Kentucky
R. Cummins & Co
Enterprise
John A. Burton
Jack Fisher
Sam Dale
George Logan
Frankfort
Dale
Logan
Belltown
Unlikely World Facts and Odd Notes from a Century Ago
A collage of curiosities from the London Lancet on chewing food, windier Wellington, mistaken diagnoses, penguin oil schemes, wartime volunteerism, and quirky local tales. It mentions Japanese coolies, blue bricks on England’s Crag dam, a Castletownbere council item, bold jewelry thefts in New York, real estate prices in New York versus London, a Portland Maine horse, Trattan furniture origins, and animal oddities including birdseye maple and a Berlin physicist’s strength essence. Also notes potential future emperor Hirohito Michi no Miya, a Bristol county judge joke, and a humorous exchange about chiropodists.
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London Lancet
Wellington
New Zealand
London
Japan
Auckland
Macquarie Islands
Norway
Sweden
Thomas Maher
Milford, Conn
Formosa
England
Cellers
Crag
Swansea
Ballycrovane Coastguard
Castletownbere
Cork
Irish Independent
Poe
New York
The
Strand
Portland
Trattan
United States
China
Narvbes
Greenleaf Davis
Maine
Davia
Wolfgang Weichardt
Berlin
Papua
Hiroihito Michi-No- Miya
Bristol
Local Notes from Mt Zion Busy Social Week
Mt Zion society records a flurry of Sunday visits and family gatherings. Frank Neale and his mother from Chaplin Fork spent the day with S A Bayne’s family, while Hiner Neale was seen in Springfield and George Russell and wife moved to a new home on Taylorsville Pike in Nelson County. Various relatives visited Bloomfield and Maud, with weddings, school travel, and supper gatherings featuring Mae Bodine Emma Bodine Claudia Neale and Nancy Wilkinson among those noted.
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Frank Neale
Chaplin Fork
S. A. Bayne
Hiner Neale
Springfield
George Russell
Taylorsville Pike
Nelson County
Anderson
Bailey Pinkston
Mae Bodine
Emma
Maud
Gillie Arnold
Kate Williams
Thomas Marshal
Mollie Wilkinson
Bloomfield
H. Hays
J. B. Hays
Sue Williams
Lydis
Von
Marvin
O’rear
J. Hays
Clifton Taylor
Bardstown
Mae
Emma Bodine
Frank Arnold
Marrin
Noice
Nancy Wilkmson
$600 In Christmas Giveaway From Courier Journal
The Weeky Courier-Journal offers subscribers a chance to win twenty Christmas presents totaling 600 dollars. Prizes include four main gifts of 100, 50, 30 and another, with sixteen 30 and 20 prizes dispersed to readers in Kentucky Indiana Tennessee Texas Mississippi Missouri Virginia and Alabama. Send for full details to Courier-Journal Company Louisville Ky.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Virginia
Alabama
Courier- Journal Company
Louisville
Danville News names W Owen McIntyre news editor
Anderson News reports W Owen McIntyre has accepted the position as news editor at the Danville News with a permanent engagement. He is described as a first rate newspaper man and the paper will be a live one under his leadership.
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Anderson News
W. Owen McIntyre
The
Danville News
Love and dowry and cure for sale in old notes
Fragmented ad style column cites marriage vows and a claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides fast relief. Also discusses poultry care, feeding, and reselection, urging clean troughs and noting corn poor feed for geese based on Geneva station findings. Includes National Stockman quotation on poultry nutrition.
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Geneva
Hen Lays Eggs In Summer But Not In Winter
A Shelby Circuit Court verdict awards ten thousand dollars against Ginn and Co of Chicago in a suit brought by R A Burton County School Superintendent for breach of contract in the sale of school books.
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Shelby
Ginn &Co
Chicago
R. A. Burton
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M. H. Jones
Howe
Johnny Jones
F. Ferandes
Tanya
Fla
C.J. Haydon
Price
Sun
Mary
Phyllis
Grave Goddard
Sam. W. Kidd
Harrodsburg, Ky
Grace
Edith
MT. Zion
Chamberlain’s
Springfield Sun
Chicago National Daily Review
the Sun
Edwant
Zephyr
John Y Mayes
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