Cedar Grove social notes and local visitors
Mrs T J Trent spent Friday night with daughter Mrs Evan Shaw of Tatham Springs. Miss Oilye Gray offers mullinery at Polin. Mrs Katie Burris and Mrs Zelma heen visited Mrs Sam Hardesty. Rev J A Sims of Willisburg attended Hardesty services. others include Robert Noe J B Mayes of Springfield and W B Shirley with W S Y Goodlett at Pine Grove. A sale at Mr Will Mardesty’s drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Trent
Evan Shaw
Tatham Springs
Oilye Gray
Polin
Katie Burris
Zelma
Heen
Sam Hardesty
J. A. Sims
Willisburg
Mears
Robert Noe
J.B. Mayes
Springfield
W. B. Shirley
W. S. Y. Goodlett
Pine Grove
Hardesty
Mollie Williams
Fannie Wiliams
Sere Scott
Tim Mont
Rmery
Hence Scott
Ida Haydon
Gustave Good- Mat
Veleria Goodlett
Martha Gray
Aye Gray
Ida Gray
Virgie Hardesty
Besers
Willie Smothers
Stanley Mardesty
Sarah Trent
Oscar Lanham
Fenwick
Will Mardesty
Gollie Chesser
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offer
The text offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It uses testimonials about J Cheney Co of Toledo and claims the remedy treats the mucous membrane system. The garbled OCR includes promises, testimonials, and directions to purchase Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Valley Hill News Breathes With Mixed Farm Notes
Wheat sowing is finished and acreage averages are reported. Moran bought cattle from Tatum and Brown last week, price not known. Corn harvest poor and crop quality is low and chaffy. Goatley returns from Agnes Calientes to care for illness. Wiegman and Goatley form a country butchery partnership. Bridge work begins at Tucker hill foot. bridge long condemned. Local social notes include visits and illness, with injuries from Tucker bridge accident and a hip fracture feared. Whooping cough rising, worse among negroes, but no serious outcomes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has. Moran
Tatum & Brown
Tucker Hill
C. P. Goatley
Palmer Goatley
H. M. Goatley
J. C. Hughes
W. F. Moran
Elm Hill
Jas. Moran, Jr
G. C. Donahoe
John Polin
Tucker Bridge
N. P. Thompson
Frances Litsey
Pleasant Grove
Lucien Pinkston
Litsey
P. Derringer
Springfield
George Moul
W. T
Chapped Skin Remedy At The Leo Haygon Drug Co
A one night cure claim for chapped skin on hands or face through Chamberlain's Salve. Also advertised as unequalled for sore nipples burns and scalds. Available for sale at The Leo Haygon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hay- Gon Drug Co
Kentucky Star Flour Endorsed as Best Made
Kentucky Star Flour receives praise for quality and flavor in reader notes. Advertisers emphasize its consistent performance in baking and everyday use across Kentucky kitchens.
Sycamore Valley Local Social and Health Notes
Birth announced in Sycamore Valley for a child born to the Bowles family. Local visits include Rev W E Sutherland with his wife and parents. Mrs Adams sale draws a good crowd. Hines family visits Shields and baby ill with whooping cough. Sutherland and Prather families travel between Willisburg Black KY Texas Taylorsville Our Vicinity. Farmers sowing grain and making sorghum. Health advice favors balanced diet and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by Leo Haydon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sutherland
Adams
David Hines
J. W. Sutherland
Willisburg
Chamberlain
Leo Haydon Drug Co
CARDWELL NOTES TRAINS, CATTLE SALES, AND CHURCH MEETING
Mrs Lavina Darling of Virginia visits two weeks. E G Holiday travels to Bloomington Illinois then Oklahoma to visit relatives. W L Graham Pinkston and others tour Lexington for trotting. Cattle trades occur at 160 to 250 dollars with several lots moved. Turkey crop short but quality improved. Rev A C Pinkston concludes Mt Freedom church meeting with one addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Darling
Virginia
E. G. Holiday
Bloomington
Elmer Quin
J. I. Holiday
Illinois
S. O. Milton
Oklahoma
W. L. Graham
T. H. Pinkston
Lexington
Fort
Andrew Ferrill
R. A. Witham
Samsa
A. Kyler Tought
Mr. Perry Baker
Mackville
Iya Corn
T. W. Corn
A. C. Pinkston
Mt. Freedom Church
Pinkston
Well known hotel keeper backs Chamberlain remedy use
A respected hotel keeper testifies to fifteen years of reliable results with Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family medicine chest. He reports administering it to relieve illness, praising its effectiveness and recommending it for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Jenkins
Leo Haydon
Family Reunion Honors Mr F M Carney Sixtieth Birthday
A surprise celebration marked Mr F M Carney’s sixty first birthday on October 13 1909. All children and grandchildren except Willie Chesser of Louisville attended along with two brothers and a sister and several Carney relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Carney
Willie Chesser
Louisville
L. B. Carney
L. D. Carney
J. T. Carney
I. J. Carney
Ella
Jas. Hardesty
Jas. Chesser
Geo. Moul
J. E Stevenson
Eradicate Wheat Field Wild Onion by Deep Plowing Method
Blish Milling Co of Seymour Indiana promotes a U S Agriculture Department plan to destroy wild onions in wheat fields. Harrow with a disk in fall when onions stand a foot high, then trench plow to ten inches, turning three inches of seed bed into a deeper furrow to bury the weed. Follow with shallow plowing in spring and careful cultivation for absolute death of the wild onion in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blish Milling Co
Seymour
Ind
United States Agricultural Department
Automatic speed limiter described by British device
Vice-Consul H M Byington reports on a British speed control apparatus that fits a compact aluminum box and automatically cuts the clutch, applies brakes, and raises a warning serial when the car nears a set limit of 16 miles per hour. The system operates without stopping the car, can be locked to prevent overage, and keeps speed steady even on steep hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Byington
Bristol
Golden Key to Child's Mind
A Chicago school home visitor tells how a difficult girl named Mary became receptive to change. By moving the family to a new area and placing Mary with supportive teachers and a piano lessons, the story portrays how recognizing talent and providing mentoring can unlock a child’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary
Miss B
Miss. B
Byron’s Bride of Abydos A Heroine Revealed After 100 Years
The article identifies the heroine of Byron’s Bride of Abydos as Theresa Black, daughter of the English vice-consul at Athens. She hosted Byron, later married archaeologist M. Pittakis, and died in 1875 after poverty and a Times subscription that aided her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Black
M. Pittakis
Byron
Times
One for Wilhelm
A classroom geography scene shows pupils tired after journeys from London to Labrador and Thessaly to Timbuctoo. The teacher introduces Germany under the Kaiser, asking a student to define Kaiser. Tommy Jones yawns and offers a humorous misdefinition about hot water from the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
London
Labrador
Thessaly
Timbuctoo
Germany
Tommy Jones
Argonaut
Too Many Knaves in the Montenegrin Royal Deck
A Philadelphia Public Ledger quote describes a prince of Montenegro holding a set of cards from reigning family heads. He notes the pack contains too many knaves and shuffles the cards nervously as he presents them to observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Unclear Society Essay on Teaching Old Tricks
An excerpt from the Boston Herald features a society note about exclusivity, with Uncle Ezra questioning the value of teaching new tricks. The fragment hints at generational change and attitudes toward tradition and manners in a humorous, editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra
Baoston Herald
Subscriptions Free Column Offers Free Ad Space
A historical classified notice advertises free insertion for stock sales and other items in exchange for patrons notifying vendors when selling stock. It lists various local sellers and items for sale including livestock, chickens, mares, sheep, and farm supplies, with prices and contact references, urging early orders before stock sells out. The piece preserves names and locations such as Dr. John Deboe Rt 4, Mrs. Ora and Ky, Mrs. C. L. Bri, Lebanon Rt. 8, Gibbs & Birch Springfield, and Kentucky Star Flour promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bri
Plymouth
R. B. Cregor
Lebanon
Rt. 8
Rhode Island
Gibbs & Birch
Springfield
Sam Tucker
Rt. 1
Words to Freeze the Soul: Doctors Declare Hopeless Lung Disease
A Springfield North Carolina merchant, Geo E Blevens, recalls cruel prognosis that his son faced consumption as two doctors, including a celebrity, delivered a dire verdict. The piece promotes a claimed miracle cure by Hay son & Robertson offering a free trial bottle and a guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo E. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Noy
Blevens
Hayson & Robertson
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Lee Eaceberal Eeveekhards
Pike
Good Pike
Springfield On
Lake & Bosley
Cedar Grove
Fae
Ob Aly
Hal
M Cataie
Carls
Tcross
Valley Hill
Soward Goatley
Mex. Central Railway Co
Agnes Calientes
Mex
H. T. Wiegm
Ed Goatley
Maud Friday
Sycamore Valley
Tom Bowles
Steve Scott
B. P. Prather
Mrs. Morgan
Black, Ky
Mesdames
J. D. Sutherland
Tom Bailey
Texas
Ballard Settles
Tommie Settles
Rev
W. B. Sutherland
J. S. Inman
J. W. Gains
Taylorsville
Cardwell
Robert Burting
Versailles
C. F. Burting
Here
R. A Witham
Salvisa
Wilham
Graham & Perkins
Geo. Johnson
Graham
Will Hayes
Mackville, Ky
B. Peter
Elven Birch
J. M. Smith
Elvin Birch
Dan Melivey
James Coo Tan
Mathorty
Stell
Hella
Orange
Mass
M. Russell
Lebanon-Springfield
Ont Column
John A. Tucker
Reg
Berkshire
John Deboe
Rt 4
Ora
Redgeton
Cae
Money
National Sewing Machine Car
Belvidere,llinois
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