County Court Days Listed for Winchester Tributaries
County court days for districts tributary to Winchester are outlined with court locations and schedule details. Listings cover Anderson through Woodford counties, showing each county seat and the specific Monday of the month when court sits. The section ends with a quotation on art and nature attributed to Sir Thomas Browne.
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Winchester
Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Bath
Owingsville
Bourbon
Paris
Boyle
Danville
Breathitt
Jackson
Clark
Estill
Irvine
Fayette
Lexington
Fleming
Flemingsburg
Franklin
Frankfort
Garrard
Lancaster
Grant
Williamstown
Harrison
Cynthiana
Jessamine
Nicholasville
Lee
Beattyville
Lincoln
Stanford
Madison
Richmond
Mason
Maysville
Mercer
Harrodsburg
Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
Nicholas
Carlisle
Owen
Owenton
Pendleton
Falmouth
Powell
Stanton
Scott
Kentucky Fairs Dates Sought for 1909 Season
A Kentucky-noted notice lists county and state fair dates in 1909 with August and September start days ranging from three to six days. It invites fair secretaries to supply exact dates so the papers can publish them free of charge.
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It County
Blue Grass
Lexington
Rockcastle County
Bourbon County
State Fair
Louisville
Lincoln County
Spencer County
Mercer County
Knox County
Ewing
Shelby County
Mexican Goal Fields Coal Output Report
Mexico's coal fields span 300000 acres and yield an average of 3000 tons per acre annually. The figure suggests substantial nationwide coal production potential based on current area and productivity.
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Mexico
Population and death rate estimates for world
The text states that about 33,333,333 people die each year worldwide, equating to 91,954 daily, 3,730 hourly, 60 per minute, and one per second. It also notes an estimated global population increase of roughly 16,500,000 annually.
An Essay on Comedy Cited by George Mere
The passage notes that humor here is blunted by punning and Johnsonian polysyllables about the infinitely small. It warns that the comic may be of a kind but misses the point by going round about it in Mere dith’s critique.
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George Meredith
All Men Subject to Error
A quoted aphorism from Benjamin Franklin on vanity and boldness in holding and rejecting doctrines.
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Benjamin Franklin
Quitting Smoking by Degrees Advised in Globe Memo
An Atchison Globe item promotes a gradual quitting method for smoking. It suggests delaying morning cigarettes, then smoking a cigar and quitting again, arguing this stepwise approach helps a person endure without smoking.
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Atchison Globe
Inhabitants of the Museum
Little Dorothy visited a museum with a friend and was fascinated by the stuffed animals and statuary. On returning home she told her mother they had seen real live stuffed animals and some sample people.
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Dorothy
Sincerity and Accomplishment in Lowell Thought
A quotation stressing that genuine achievement requires thorough self sincerity. It asserts no person can create great things without inner honesty.
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Lowell
Woman Completes French English Dictionary Solo
Mrs. George H. Gorham of Washington finished a remarkable feat by writing a complete idiomatic French English English French dictionary unaided. Her accomplishment highlights sustained effort and linguistic mastery.
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Washington
George H. Gorham
Score One for Mr Henpeck in Comic Exchange
A Newark Star quip shows Mrs Henpeck asking why bachelors are crabbed and cross. Mr Henpeck replies that bachelors are not afraid to say what they think.
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Mr. Henpeck
Solemnity and Stupidity as Signs of Wisdom or Folly
Opinion on slow pace and heavy beard as unreliable signs of talent. Argues solemn manner may mask stupidity, stressing that patience and gravity do not guarantee wisdom or skill.
Constantly Add Knowledge to Preserve a Growing Mind
The quote compares idle preservation of facts to ice melting in the sun. Sidney Smith argues daily loss of a fact or relation occurs and only continual addition maintains the bulk and value of one’s knowledge.
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Sidney Smith
First daily paper in world founded by Elizabeth Mallet
Elizabeth Mallet launched the Daily Courant in London in March 1702 becoming the first daily newspaper. It promoted women's rights and pledged to spare the public half the impertinences of ordinary papers during its notable run.
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Elizabeth Mallet
London
Courant
Merely Nagging Reflected in Daily Parental Remarks
A columnist notes how adults overuse admonitions toward children who pose no real threat. The piece highlights the phrase don ts used daily and questions their impact on kids’ behavior and self esteem.
Be True to Thyself Marcus Aurelius Quote
A reflective line quotes Marcus Aurelius urging focus on one’s own deeds rather than neighbors actions or thoughts to pursue justice and holiness.
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Marcus Aurelius
A Women Word in Southwark Courtroom Wordplay
In a Southwark case Judge Willis commented I believe in accepting a woman's word except perhaps in some instances connected with dress The London Standard reports the remark reflecting court attitudes toward testimony and appearance.
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Southwark
Willis
London Standard
Small Pearl Fragment Turns Friendly
A visitor jokes with a young girl asking to peel her pear. The child declines, saying it is small enough now, and the exchange ends with polite humor.
The Unlucky Brother
A Billville philosopher laments misfortune saying the unlucky man would be shoved aside even if the world burned, denying him warmth and chance. The remark, reported by the Atlanta Constitution, reflects a sardonic view of fate and resilience.
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Billville
Atlanta
Earth as a Great Magnet Guides the Compass
The magnetic needle rests north and south as Earth acts like a large magnet. A bar magnet under a compass aligns the needle similarly. The earth’s influence parallels the north pole and the north star guiding the compass.
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Earth
Origin of Muslin Name Traced to Mosul
The article explains that muslin derives its name from Mosul in Turkish Asia where it was first made. It spread to India and reached England in 1670, with later large scale production in France and England. English muslins now rival India’s finest gauze muslins in fineness.
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Mosul
Moussul
Turkish Asia
India
England
France
Miss Crichton Extinguishes Blaze as Eckhold Directs Orchestra
London Daily Express notes Miss Crichton bravely battled a fire while Herr Eckhold guided the orchestra through a challenging passage. The report frames a scene of courage and composure amid danger.
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Miss Crichton
Herr Eckhold
London Daily Express
Seeddealer ad touts clover timothy oats from Martin Co
J. R. Martin Coal and Supply Company promotes first class seed for clover timothy and oats urging customers to buy now.
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J. R. Martin Coal and Supply Company
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OPERA
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Mary J. Holmes
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J. M. Stevenson
Attorney At Law
S. Main St
Pendleton, Bush & Bush
Attorneys At Law
Winchester, Ky
Nelson
Office
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M &C
H. McKinney
N. W. Cor
Main and Fairfar
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main St
Lewes Emens
Winch¢ster Bakery
Capital
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N. H. Witherspoon
W. R. Spear
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