The Lexington Record First Issue Promotes Charity Report
The Lexington Record announces monthly issues, with subscriptions at one dollar annually and advertising at three dollars per inch per year. Editor Evugenia Dunlap Ports and Manager J. W. McConnell invite charity reports from Lexington societies, offering to publish monthly updates and a reel letter, urging community cooperation.
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Evugenia Dunlap
Special Notice on Lexington Record Charity Proceeds
The Lexing ton Record proceeds will be applied exclusively to charity patients at the Protestant Infirmary. The institution is in its infant state and needs all funds in the treasury to stay in running order. Anyone who lends a hand will help the sick who have no other refuge for care.
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Beauchamp Praises The Record For Valuable City Service
Mr. J. B. Beauchamp of Lexington hails The Record as a long-felt city need. He commends the paper for providing valuable information not easily found elsewhere and offers readiness to assist in any way.
Aunt Jean's Letter on Kentucky Infirmary Charities
The writer praises Kentucky city charities, touring the infirmary and Church Home, noting nurses in spotless caps, Polly Monroe’s portrait, and beds for ill children. She highlights Sayre Institute gifts, Totten siblings' crafts, and donation traditions as young readers learn to give. The piece profiles patients like Mother Conley, Jennie, Father Morgan, and residents at the Church Home and Home of the Friendless, honoring caretakers and volunteers.
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