Words of praise for The Sun editor and local option advocate
A letter from Jas. Moran Jr extols The Sun editor for championing the local option cause in Hodgenville and surrounding counties. He lauds the editor for exposing illegal liquor interests, urging subscribers to pay arrears and support the paper. Moran also praises Judge I H Thurman, praising his public stand for local option and his potential future success.
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the Sun
The
Sun
Hodgenville
Gibralter
I. H. Thurman
Red Demon
Seige
Jas. Moran, Ji
Burn Relief and a Dynamite Find in Illinois Hotel
Mr James N Nichols of Vernon Connecticut testifies to Chamber Balm easing a child's burn and endorses it for cuts burns and strains. Also a Terre Haute Illinois hotel checkroom suitcase held dynamite and burglary tools after weeks of being left open.
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James N. Nichols
Vernon, Conn
Michael Strauss
Strauss
Illinois
Terre Haute
Ind
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Called Scientific Wonder
The cures attributed to Bucklen's Arnica Salve include relief for E. R. Mulford a lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry who suffered piles. The advert claims it heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum and lists G. J. Haydon's drug store as a 25 cent seller.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Wharp Estate
G. J. Haydon
The Mule Declares Its Fame in Missouri Opinion
A Missouri perspective defuses myths about the mule praising its patience, usefulness, and work ethic. The piece argues mules are mischaracterized as vicious, noting they kick mainly when startled and that cows are more apt to kick. It highlights practical care like tail shaving and the mule’s superior endurance and efficiency on farms.
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Kansas City Star
Miksourian
Criter
Missouri
Live Wire and Nerve Pain Relief Ad Claim
An old advertisement explains nerves as live wires linking body to brain and claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills cure neuralgia and headaches. The copy touts relief after trying many devices, with testimonials from a patient named Beckman and a money back guarantee. It notes price and seller Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Beckman
Miles Medical Co
The Mule That Sums Up a Farmstead Economy
The passage extols a mule as a reliable financial asset and collateral on the farm. It highlights the animal’s thrift, steadiness, and market value, arguing the mule can be easily sold to raise cash without dispute, embodying practical rural economics.
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Iself
Very Sick Boy Healed by Chamberlains Remedy
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan recalls a severe two year old’s bowels illness and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a full recovery. The ad promises cures even cholera infantum and urges following printed directions for certain results. Available from every reliable dealer in the Blue Grass.
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Chamberlain
Maggie Hickox
Midland
Mich
Rainy season slows tobacco harvest in Sycamore Valley
Sycamore Valley reports heavy rain delaying tobacco work as local option victory praised. Community notes include visits from Crow families of Early Times and Polin, speech by Rev Williams and Mr Cunningham, and kin from Willisburg Springfield and Nashville.
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Judge Thurman
Edith Gore
Ben Crow
Even Crow
Leo
Polin
Davis Crow
Mort Crouch
Willisburg
McIlroy
Williams
Cunningham
Will Thomas
Mary
West
Springfield
Sweeney
Taylorsville
Amia Bright
Nashville
Tenn
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Liniment for Rheumatism
A liniment praised for rapid relief from rheumatic pain. It claims to ease excruciating aches and help sleep and rest become more possible for sufferers.
Local Marriages and Weather Incident Reported in County
Marion County records note several weddings this week including LaMotte with Sheriff H. and Adell Stines at a High street home. Nancy Spalding and James W. Nelson announced for Sept 27 in the city. William Johnson and Sydnor wed at the bride’s home near Bradfordville. Eva Belle Grigsby resigns as Matron at Elizabeth Hospital to teach in Tren ton Tennessee. Georgia Gwynne Birmingham to John Richard Thomas at Christ Church Gananoque. A bolt of lightning at Arbuckle’s creek during a Sunday baseball gathering struck near spectators, killing a horse owned by John Grundy and shocking four men amid a rainstorm.
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Nancy L. Spalding
James W. Nelson
J. A. Hogarty
Georgia Gwynne Birmingham
Margaret Birmingham
Ontario
John Richard Thomas
Place Leyit
Christ Church
Gananoque
Arbuckle’s Creek
John Grundy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotes Nature’s Plan
Chamberlain's College MP acts for nature with a remedy that eases colds. The advertisement claims the medicine allays coughs, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and supports recovery in pneumonia. Sold by a Blue Grass dealer. price 25 or 50 cents. Subscribe for The Sun.
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M. H. Jones
Sycamore Valley
Marion County
Falcon
Mr. LaMotte
Black Gel
Mr. N.S. Edwards
Adell Stines
Ston
A. C. Graves
William Johnson
Sydnor
Bradfordville
Eva Belle Grigsby
Elizabeth Hospital
Trenton, Tenn
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