Belshazzar feast and vaccination call to action
A column urges Republicans to a Belshazar feast analogy and praises Bryan while warning of political peril. It then shifts to public health, urging vaccination against smallpox as essential. Instructions stress vaccination by competent physicians, use of humanized virus, and isolation of unvaccinated adults. officials must enforce disease prevention laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
J. M. Mathews
M. D
N. M'Cormack
State Board of Health warns Kentucky on smallpox
The State Board of Health notes smallpox spread across Kentucky since January 1998 with over 25 000 cases and 808 deaths. It urges officials and physicians to enforce vaccination to protect residents and minimize economic disruption from outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Wierting Green
Kentucky
Ken- Howith
Farmers debate game law and rural hunting rights
A farmer voices concern over a proposed two dollar licensing scheme for gun ownership and criticizes city folk for hunting in the countryside. He notes tensions around the game law and contrasts rural and urban behavior while a Knoxville team reports a fire loss of 2.505 million and others in sane panes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Team
Early Kentucky Sketch of 1784 Indian War Rescue Tale
A 1784 pursuit of horse thieves by three young Kentuckians Davis Caffree and McClure ends in a deadly encounter with Chickamauga Indians. McClure kills an attacker after a complex escape, Davis dies offstage, and Caffrey is killed while helping. McClure survives, returns home badly wounded and unrecognized by his mother until a fiddling tune reveals him. Owensboro Moore-Jean item notes discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lincoln County
Davis
Caffree
McClure
Tennessee
Chickamauga
Inns
Caffrey
Pera
Pe Hy
Davie
Lond
Rob
Jennie
Owensboro
Do It Now Do It Now Do It Now
Motivational verse urges immediate action with a brisk call to avoid delay. The fragment references Frank Parrington and a New York source, emphasizing usefulness to others and racing against time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parrington
N.Y
Som
Is the Sense of Humor Dying in Modern Life
The piece argues humor fades not from lack of wit but due to a more settled, critical public. It notes bright, cheerful tone in media and society, with fewer audiences for comic authors as real life already offers sufficient joy and contrast. Humor must shock or stand out to provoke laughter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Samedanep
Teddy
D. V
Lcs
South
Georgia
Michigan
Jones
Bryer
Sevingy
Belshiezer
Bryan
Daniel
Republican Party
Thackeray
Ivickens
Artemus Ward
Moderna Mra
Malaprop
Sam Weller
Autchor
Belor
Thackemy
Dickens
Mark Twain
Hurner
Umor
Pretty Wedding in Bardstown Ky at St Josephs Church
Henry T. Muir and Miss Anna Ray Wakefield wed at noon at the residence of Very Rev. C. J. O Connell. Attendants were Miss Mayme Muir and Judge Frank E. Daugherty. Newlyweds depart for New Orleans on their wedding trip. Muir is son of Hon. Jasper W. Muir. Housewives face anticipated egg prices up to 60 cents a dozen this winter per Bourbon News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
Henry T. Muir
Anna Ray Wakefield
C. J. O'Connell
St. Joseph's Church
Mayme Muir
Bloomfield
Frank E. Daugherty
Ane Daugherty
New Orleans
Muir
Jasper W. Muir
Poty
Pope
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H. M. O’nan
H. M. O'Nam, Jr
Springfield, Ky
Iam Jones
Frankfort
Varbie
Antes
Fushimi
America
Prince, Fushimi
Armes
Dupan
Jeudin
Daviess County
Jane Allen Stuart
Hem
Grega
East Oenes
Ns Ace
Jack of
Fairbanks
Crea
T. F. Parrot
Commission
Bourbon News
Hertlein
Conrad Hertlein
Springfield
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