Death of Sam G. McElroy Prominent Lebanon Farmer
Sam G. McElroy, a longtime county farmer and former County School Superintendent, was found dead at his home near Lebanon, Ky. A shotgun lay nearby, and it is unclear whether the discharge was intentional. He was sixty five, survived by eight children including City Attorney H.S. McElroy, with a funeral set for Friday at 10 a.m.
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Lebanon
Sam G. McElroy
McElroy
Perry
Mr. McElroy
Sem McElroy
Bucklén Arnica Salve hailed as scientific wonder
The Sun promotes Bucklén Arnica Salve claiming cures for burns, sores, boils, ulcers, cuts, and more. It cites E. R. Mulford of Wiboro Pa as a cured lecturer and notes the product sells for 25 cents at C J Haydon's drug store. Subscribe for The Sun. 100 year.
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Bucklén
E. R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Wiboro
C.J. Haydon
Fist Wife and a Schoolteacher Tie Marital Knot at Danville
In Danville Sept 6 John Putner, already divorced from his first wife who works as his cook, married Lillian Skeptize a popular schoolteacher. The ceremony at the couple's home drew gossip as the second wife now lives with the first wife who prepared the wedding cake and supper. The bride is well known in Danville and Petersburg. A British vice consul in Baku, Leslie Urquhart, was shot at eight times but wounded six in a mysterious assault.
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Danville
John. Putner
Lillian Skeptize
Putner
Petersburg
Leslie Urquhart
Baku
Kentucky Crop Report Warns of Tobacco Damage and Mixed Yields
The Kentucky monthly crop report cites heavy August rain hurting tobacco on low lands, rotting leaves, and labor shortages in the Black Patch. Wheat is near full harvest with about thirteen bushels per acre. corn looks bumper, oats light, barley good, and fall fruits expected at three quarters.
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Frankfort
State Agricultural Department
Hubert Vreeland
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Aids Nature’s Plan
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a medicine aligned with nature to ease coughs, relieve lungs, loosen secretions, and support recovery from colds. It claims to reduce pneumonia risk and notes a 25 cent price with mention of a larger size. Sold by dealers in the Blue Grass.
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Chamberlain
Great Relief for Women Through Pain and Nerve Ailments
The ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for nervousness backache and menstrual pain. It claims the pills stop pains soothe nerves and prevent further suffering when used at first indication. It emphasizes lack of harmful drugs and no heart or stomach harm when used as directed.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
State Fair Sets Daily Special Days at Louisville Event
Kentucky State Fair organizers under Gen. John B. Castleman plan daily themes from Sept 17 to 22 in Louisville. Key days include Public School Day Fraternal Day Louisville Day Kentucky and Military Day Farmers Institutes and Commercial Bodies Day and Everybody's Day. Special programs, excursions, and concerts plus wilderness road amusements are planned. Clarence K Wooster dies by suicide in Chicago.
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Louisville
John B. Castleman
Kentucky
Farmers’ Institutes
Jas
H. Fuqua
J. C W. Beckham
Commonwealth
Gen. Castleman
The
Signor
Alexander Liberati
Board of Control
Signor Liberati
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
A ragged ad claims Chamberlain's remedy treats diarrhea colic and cholera and cites long-time dealers and thousands of grateful buyers. It asserts proven results, lists a quarter price, and urges immediate purchase.
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Chamberlain
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