Treasury notes demand and white money reform discussed
The correspondent reports high demand for new small denomination money while the Treasury urges banks to leave good currency in circulation. It notes limits to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and details wireless telegraphy work, military gymnasium plans, and public documents printing.
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Treasury
United States
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Pneumonia
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Ala reports severe illness from pneumonia unchanged after care by two doctors until he used Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits relief from the first dose and a full cure after one bottle. Advertises “Sure cure” for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds with price 50 cents and 1.00 and a free trial bottle at Price ¢s store.
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Pat C. J. Haydon
Returning Home From Years Abroad
Danville Advocate reports Jake Anderson son of M. D. Anderson of Junction City has returned to St Louis and will visit home before continuing to college. Twenty two year old left five years ago over Centre College attendance and later traveled Europe Asia Australia the Philippines and Japan. He reached San Francisco recently and has written little to his family who eagerly awaits his arrival.
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Australia
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Villainous Viper Vanquished and Poultry Plight Ends
Harrodsburg resident Mr. T. W. Armstrong fought a large spreading viper in a field and killed it after a long struggle. Later he found a hollow log with a big black snake, cut it in two, and later finished off the head when it revived and attacked poultry.
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Harrodsburg Herald
T. W. Armstrong
Bonta
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Oil interest rises with new wells in Kentucky fields
New Old Wells Kentucky Sept 18 reports a surge in oil activity with several fine new wells in Wayne and Wolfe counties. The region also notes boll weevil retreat amid bumper cotton and corn crops.
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Kentucky Central
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Wayne
Wolfe County
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