01 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
The Lexington Record
Location
Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1891
Page
1
The Lexineton Record announces monthly issuance on the first with a one dollar yearly subscription and advertising at three dollars per inch for annual payment or four dollars per inch if paid quarterly. Address inquiries to Lexineton Record 185 S. Mill St Lexington Kentucky. The piece also urges courtesy to shop clerks and reminds readers to pay the one dollar owed.
Miss Nannie Smith of Fair Lawn donates five dollars to The Record, saying every small gift helps run the paper.
The Main Street Christian church shows phenomenal growth with several new members each Sunday by letter or confession. Exact new member figures since New Year’s Day were not provided.
Our business manager Mrs J W McConnell writes from Memphis that her health is improving. She does not know how her friends miss her and long for her return, and The Record answers the many questions concerning her.
A promotional offer combines The Record newspaper with a subscription to Ladies' Home Journal for a total of $1.75. The deal highlights value for readers seeking news and lifestyle content in one package.
Editor Howard Gratz honors his mother Mary Cecil Gratz by funding a free Kindergarten at the Industrial School building on N Upper Street. Miss Mary Hamilton teaches, and each morning begins with a stick of candy to lure children from squalor toward learning.
Mrs M P Lancaster died on the night of the 24th and was laid to rest on the 26th with ceremonies. She supported the poor and her influence was long known by the Home of the Friendless. The old ladies asked, How is she, as her life touched many.
Mr. M A Cassidy a subscriber works to establish school libraries in the city where he serves as superintendent The plan calls for each child to receive one book Lectures for the project are planned with Prof Richards of Chicago on February 3.
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