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Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

reason ~ the convenience with which
10 mas %" handled and stored. and the
saving loo ffr.gi' by th" hbssucr ~
Mater Past. a,,GHfr ~ lead. how
ever mas 30 sfur,,l fr"m year 60 year
n properly covered vltA water to prc.
vent drying and protected from frcz.
.nE temperatures
This method fUf home made prep.
au'lur = ars.na'. - lead wlil xiv"
a ssuI product sshsgt any material
waste VI chemicals and -iIl rrquirc
a minimum amount ~ time. For ~
,ry pound - lead ars.uh'y Il II de-
'irri ~ make. "a. either " these:
ounces
rHsiiur- arssHats "a psf rsru........,...
isa4 ='siais sasN = lead ..,.ss.....,. =
uf thls formula
ounce,
~-l.r. ar,~rats - gsf cent. ........... /,
Las H.'fais .....rrsar.. s.ssss..sssssssssss y
lH'. ruu'laH touching methods %
spraying au1 direction. or u,lHg The
,arluu. preparations are contained ia
Ia-ms-s Bulletin .iS Which may be-
obtained r.. ul-uu Application 90 the
Is,IsIuu - Publication, United states
department y Agriculture.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
The Kitchen
Cabinet IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a. i'5e NssisFs Newspaper uhiohl
Nbai pusis feet not, whsn thuy make
pleasure iU cheating
Ih' sHfl1. in ne turn, wlu bot take
l,sas4fg iu contemplating
Aatlbuw Arnold
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
s-eao Pudding

gue-halt 4pu.s of tine soft bread
crumbs, measured .gAHy. pu, r-c,
beaten. ourfuu-.h ~ eugfg. -
sugar, onc.haIf frasprnutuI og salt
two CupfuIs OF milk Eca; ~, sugar
and salt into jAr beaten esg ada the
milk aud gradually STR into the
crumbs. l., stand half an hour. then
bake In q Dish ~ ho, water
Spaghetti de LuN--Toke a small
package og less or spaghetti, one can
chicken soup. one San mushrooms one
shredded green pepper and one fourth
cupful OF butteoai crumbs, Cook the
spaghetti in boiling Sa.tod water un.
I'll tender. drain and hlHuch with cold
water. Butter a baking dish place
In layer OF spaghetti, half OF the
mushrooms, and pepper and repeat
until all are used Cover with the
can OF chicken soup and sprinkle with
buttered crumbs Bake until brown
Apples Scslioped with Bananas
Take two large apples sliced. two
bananas sliced. sprinkle In layers with
sugar and orange 'utce dot with bits
OF butter and repeat, bake in hut
tered dish forty minutes
Banana Float-Take one mint az
milk, two eggs one Tablespoonful Of
cornstsrch, onc-half cupfu Of sugar,
salt. vinegar two bananas and whipped
cream Mix tho cornstarch with a
little Of the cold milk scnld the ~
maiping portion, add the cornstarch
and cook over hot water FOR
ten minutes Beat the eggs slightly,
add sugar, salt. 10 the egg mixture
Stir the milk into the egg and return
the custsrd to double boiler and
cook until thick and smooth Cool,
flavor and Nour over two large rire
bananas cut IN slices Chll. and lust
before serving decorate with tiny
hoatine islands Of whipped cream and
banana slices
NA.a h1~.~sla
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

aAta aAtatt -
that ! was not able
10 do my housewofk.
| consulted several
doctors but non .
seemed % give me
relief. ] read In Q
paTrr about Lydia
y llhkham's vcge
table Compound 81
I decided 90 try H.
and before the hrs,
bottle was gone l
fatanN ssraaf K.iA.f
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

baking dish VII
ls greatly uplfs
cIHted these
spring days Whvl
rAtfa Nurk -
gfuWdiug
Petatees Ane
Bacon County
styis-Sllu
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
SUFFERED SEVEN
LONG YEARS
Final|y Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Rsvsnsvood. W. Va "Fcrseven long
yeaFs ] suffered from q female trouble
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
o.E PIECE DISHES

a 'rU dishes which may be- pre-
rhf"l bngrd and served from tho
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

Goats Or, 'hs oa'y animals hat can
dir,sf csl'nInss
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25

"Since Taniac has overcome my
troubles I have gained twenty
pounds in weight and am In bette,
general health than for INVENT
years past" was the straight for.
ward statement made q few days
ago by H.W. Boring. q well to dc
farmer living at Overland Kan 9
| " During the two years .suf
fered I tried everything knew
OF to get relief, but nothing seem.
ed to reach my case until 1 tried
Tanlac. My appetite was poor
and my digestion was so bad I
could hardly retain my food.
Nothing seemed to agree with me;
in fact, I was almost a confirmed
dyspeptic. My whole system
seemed to be out of shape. I
would have pains across the
small of my back so bad at times
I could hardly move around.
My nerves were all unstrung
and l would become upset at the
east little thing I seldom slept
we'll at night and finally, became
so weak and rundown that I lost
weight rapidly. Twas also trsu.
bled great deal with catarrh and
of mornings had to spend a half
hour or more clearing up my head
This Is just the condition /
was in when began taking Tan.
lac and 1t certainly has been a
blessing to me, 1t just seemed
to be made especially for my
case. Improved from the first.
My digestion now Is perfect and
regardless of what I eat I never
suffer any bad after effects.
1.-THE pains across my back
have entirely disappeared. The
catarrh has left me, too, and my
head Is perfectly clear. I am no |
longer nervous and rest we'll at
night. I have reaained my lost |
weight and am feeling better :and
stronger than l have in years. I
I'm going TO keep Tanlac in my
house so it will be handy at all
lmes."
Tanlac is sold in Mt. Vernon by
has. c. DAVIS; in Brodhead by
he Brodhead Pharmacy and in
livingston by r. u. Webb; in
Burr by w. M Owens.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25
GAULEY

Proba bly, there are lots of hap
penings in and around OR burg
but on account of the writer hav
ing his face bur led in every book
dictionary, etc. trying to pr ,
nouuce correctly the following
word, l failed to get the "items OF
interest. " Will ask Livingston
and any others who wish to try
their luck on pronouncing to do
so. Now spell;
Llapfairpwiigwynggllgogeryah
Observation-Disclosures.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25
To the Republican Voters of Magis-
terial District No. J

Composed Of Quail. Bullock Pongo and East Fork
Voting Precincts
After being asked by goody number of make
the tor justice of the take this method
ing myself for the Office subject the action the the
Primary Election August 9th have always been RApbeaa
and rallied to the support Of party both national and
County and If elected will do all in my power keep taxes
down much possible am for better now and
for and for enforcing the law Now you help me SO
thanking you IN advance for your votes
Yours
HARRISON {. KIRBY
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25

are visiting at Mt. vernon.-W'
A. Cox Of Mt. Vernon was here
between trains Monday. - J. q.
Moore. a silver Smith of Mt
Vernon was here Tuesday E. B
Owens and family visited rel
atives at Sparks Quarry Sunday.
Miss Ottie Hurd visited relative
In Mt. Vernon Sunday. -. S. K.
Pr ice visited relatives at Level
Green saturday and Sunday.-L.
M. Oliver Is moving his family to
Corbin and will make that his
future home.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25

After being solicited by quite number my friends and GOOD
people to make the for Sheriff. have do So So
want you you are going to hear said by few
people that woman place vote and especially run for
an ONCE Well the good run for Office say to
them stay home and let the Devil our County, as he has
had control of it for long time
So the good Rockcase County
put the Devil out Of business But put the Devil out of
ajob going his AGENTS to work for him
and that the the Devil all done through his
agents So it is the good people commence fighting him
NOW and We will win the victory August We have heard
the men for low these years. elect them to this
and that office they will all their enforced
and we all know by records what they how can we
expect to have the law enforced and be against the evils
who participate and uphold these evils Wei there
are few people who will say that mans place. There
the will the field the pow handle or hoe
husbands place and let the men have Offices e
easy Jobs sitting around smoking and going the or
want it,
We are not surprised the saying the the
want change the beermen The place that not fit for
lady fit for gentleman all agree with them that under
we believe the good and going to have
this fall and sweep the filth come in
for we have good who have house to
pay their taxes and other business they liable to get run
over by White Mule that is being sheltered there
Well my opponent Mr. Clark his appeal people for
bs s % ne thinks the people ought elect him because he
elect Mr. Clark his plea they ought elect Tom Taylor
So again to the and women of Rockcastle:
know will be impossible for you all before the cleo
ton as am not able around like men, appreciate
your vote much the who long smile on
his face and takes you by the hand and asks
also this to ALL am elected Office will appoint two
sober aw-abdne men for deputies riding and will
sttend to the Office work and do all in have the law
enforced inasmuch as it is the duty of a Sheriff.
AS there be that will pleasure of SEEING
or talking with am going to tell who great many
people the county for Nued portion the county
Tor ID years My father Camca preached all county
He an Old Union Soldier in the Civil War soldier for
Jesus 40 years he fought for the salvation your children
am making this for the good old County and
Town In which we live So hope all the people
the protection against the evils Of county will ON Aug
9TH and show by voting for intelligent sober awabdg
To and ALL
will appreciate your support Aug 9th
MRS JOHN RENNER
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25
Livingston

!. Dr, w. +. Gravely of Brodhea
$ was here between trains ca
e urday to meet his daughter Mis-
! Elizabeth, who has beer in Rict
mond attending school. - Byrol
and Emil Webb entertained tn,
Young men Of Livingston with
stag party last week, those pres
ent were, Messrs. Paul Kins
Blanford smith. Mack Martin
A. Z. LeMaster and DR.. Tyree
All reported delightful time. 3D..
Mr. aud Mrs john I'ockrell were
IN Paris Sunday and Monday
Visiting relatives - Last Satur.
day W. r Day, A. K. Rice and
A. L. LemaSter went to Mt. Yer.
non You can fool part of the
people port Of the time, but you
cant fool all the people all the
time, ever since father Adam and
mother Eve were placed in The
garden of Eden, men have loved
the far Sex and will as long rs
time lasts. - j. l. Picket and
family who have been living in
Paris for a few weeks -have-re--
turned to Livingston. Let It bs
ever so humble, there is no place
like Livingston, and il man
ever takes drink of Adams ale
out of the bolls here, he will at a
future date return there. Mrs.
Dee Bryant of Lebanon Jet. is
visiting her son, Floyd, at this
place. Mrs. Bryant was once a
student at old Level Greeu, and
before her marriage was Miss
Sallie Debord. &C. j. Rice has re- |
turned from Cincinnati, while |
there he went to hear Billy gun.
lay. Charley says there is no ex-
use for a man going to hell If he |
will take Sundays advice. Il
emmett Quinn has returned from
Lebanon Jun ction. Mr.. Quinn is
an l.. O. N. Locomotive engineer |
caster is next Sunda and we
ire looking for a cold spell | or
blizzard. The old Tom Cat
anne in this m orning and turn
d his back to t he fire, and Sally
marked, look out for a bad
pell of weather, so this is new
ne on us. We got up. hunted up
ur over shoes and over coats and
rdered another load of coal, and
re advise every body to do like
Use. Now we believe In throw.
lg away our almanacs and
ave the handling of the weather
the groundhogs and tom cats.
r. f. Quinn and Arch Mullins
as purchased moving picture
ntht and will start a moving
cture show in the near future l
arpenters are working on the ,
Il. . U. A. M. hall as they are
ping to put the show in that
'use, another in Livingston'st !,
lp.-Mrs John Renner of Mt.
ernon was here Saturday. We =
Understand she is candidate for a
erriff. Well boys since they t
e our equals in politics and our L
periors in various other call =
gs, the men will have to put .
cir best foot foremost. We also q
ldersta nd there is another lady e,
It for County Clerk. Well we W
d not start out to ma Ike a 10. u
ical speech, and are not a o.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25

friday to attend the burial of
Z n. Albright F. L. Marshbanl
OF Ottawa purchased hou.
ana lot on main street, fro
> Uncie Marshall Smith. - Mis-
Carrie Boyd. of near Hiatt VIII
has been sick for several we elk
was able to be in town last FIR
day.-Mrs. Ida Adams was i
Mt Vernon Wednesday of las
week, on business. - j. A. Olive
was in Mt. Vernon Sunday be
tween trains. Thomas Jacob.
took his tobacco to Lancaste
market and received an avera "
OF 20 cents per pound. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Douglas Roberts of Fleming
attended the burial of their broth
er-In-law Richard L. Albrieh,
and remained over a few days
W Tn relatives. - Josh Wilson
traded his store building on
Main street between the Smith
& Company aud Lawrence store
buildings to w. II. Doan for a
dwelling house and lot on Silver
St.-Nrs. Sallie Barnes returned
to Stanford Saturday, after a
visit with her son, M. II. Barnes
Miss Rissie Oliver is at home
from Cocoa Florida after spend.
Ing the winter with frien is there
She reports a lovely time. -
Earnest Wallen of Crab Orchard
who has been in Ashville North
Carolina for his health, and was
with X. 4. Albright in his last
days attended the burial here
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Pike and
have returned to their
home at Danville, after a two
weeks visit with relatives here
We wish to correct mistake
in our last weeks letter and
certainly glad it was only mis-
take. Upon the arrival at the
hospital and after thorough ex.
animation doctors decided it was |
not necessary to amputate the
eg of Claude Owens, he is still
n the hospital as reported last
vee6 under treatment. - Mrs.
lanes Devault was in Louisville
irst of the week. - Mrs. Belle
1 ney, and Mrs. Charley Nc
Nhorter. of Middleburg attend
ID the burial of their nephew, r.
:. albright. - l. M. Craig and
'ogue Brown came up from
Friday to attend the
uneral of X. f Albright.-A. NJ.
llatt is in Louisville this week
4 RS. Hiatt and little daughter
'orthy Vernon, are with her
arents Mr.. and Mrs. Bogue
mith, near Hiatt Miss Eliza.
eth Gravely is at home from
!. K. S. N. Richmond. - Mrs.
M. Ovens is in Lexington this
eek visiting her daughter, Mrs. :
rank Sutton. - Mrs. Marshall
NTH was in Mt. Vernon Mon :,
az. - Mrs. Kate Tharp and
aughter Mrs. Douglas Roberts
IT Sunday for a visit in juno.
on City. - On the evening of a
arch 18th, Miss Nina Albright, S
veet and attractive daughter o t i,
. Il. Albright, and Willard d
errili, eldest sou of Mr.. an Mrs
V. Terrill Were bound in holy u
'nds of matrimony by Rev. l. o
. Bowling, in the presence of d
n and Mrs. w. O Yadon. Ii
earty congratulations and best
ishes are extended them. I"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25
BrOdhead

On Tuesday night of last wee
March 18th at Ir:2s O'Clock u
spirit of one of our highly esteem
ed citizens, Richard Emery A
bright, who was IN Ashvill,
North Carolina, passed peac,
fully from the sorrow and SUITE,
ingS OF this earth to the God VIII,
gave it. Dick as he wa
fatnlliary known, was born Ma
9th, 1889, youngest son of Mrs
Mary Albright and was reare,
in Brodhead, was well know,
and loved by all, for he Away
wore a pleasant smile and had
cheerful word for all he came il
contact with from a mere infant
to the eldest, and when the SAD
word OF his death was received
a gloom was thrown over the en-
tire community. On Monday he
realizen that death was near. he
kissed and embraced the mem beers
OF his family and talked swe etly
III dearh, and said he was ready
to go. This helps to sweeten the
bitter cup of sorrow. His remains
- mere--eHeBgkt here Thursday
and taken to his home whers On
Friday afternoon beautiful funer-
al services were conducted by
Rev. j. c. McClary, of Stanford,
and he was laid to rest in the
Piney Grove cemetery. Besides
his mother he leaves a wife, who
before her marriage was
Miss Elizabeth Tharp, and a
bright little two year old son.
Richard Emory Jr., and other
relatives. We extend our heart.
felt sympathy and commend
the m to him who alone can com
fort them in their hour of be-
reavement. - K. J. NJ Kinney
was in Mt. Vernon Tuesday of
last week. - Little Miss Inez
Robins returned home from
Nicholasville Saturday night
after FIVE weeks visit with
uncles and aunts. Mr.. aud Mrs
w. 2. Rigisby. Mr. and Mrs
john Robins and cousin Miss
Mildred Robins. -Mr. and Mrs
Frank Brooks. Mrs. Leila Duke
and Mrs. Beulah King were up
from Crab Orchard Friday to at
tend the burial of II. +. Albright
w. A. Carsons was In Mt.
Vernon, last week identifying
Peoples Bank, with a new coat
of paint.-Dr. w. +. Carter sold
TO J. w. Kincer, of Cumberland
Gap Virginia, the VIM. Brummit
house and lot of five acres and 60
acres Of the Howard farm for !
$4,000. He also sold to Mr.. Kin.
GER fine mich COW for SIS. Mr.
kincer anticipates moving here
IN the near future. He was once
resident of our town and We v
,ladly welcome him and his
amily back. - Mrs KIT Martin :
If Mt Vernon is visiting Mrs. d
-ou Martin and other relatives d
iere this week. - Mrs. K.J IL
Mckinney has returned from !, !.
cincinnati with beautiful line $
4 hats. She will have her Ea ster A
pening tomorrow. Mrs. d. B, I
Albright also has received her J
ats and is ready to accommodate \
'ou with a pretty hat for each of n
he family. - Mrs. J. w. H
Ilewellyn, of Mckee, who has "
cen under treatm ent of Louis.
lille physicians for two weeks,
topped off Saturday on her re.
urn home, to visit few DAYS ~
nth her sister, Mrs. A. J. b,
liver. Mrs. EN- met Cavel, of in
tanford, attended the burial of al
er cousin, r. +. Albright n,
Walter Miller, of Louisville, also W
ttended the burial. - G. q. in
hafer and ]. Mont Roberts an
ere in Mt. Vernon last week. - tn
. c. Davis, Logan Bryant, W. T SO
avis, w. H. Fish and others
ere down from Mt. Vernon last w
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25

! candidate, but looking avs
down in the future we can see
very busy time for the candidate
about the primsry.-Mrs. Ere
Baker of Mt Vernon has ret urne
home after few days visit wit
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. G
G. Sowder of Covington wereher
II from Mon. until Tues. enrout
home from Skeggs Creek wher,
they had been to bury their
ldaut liter that had died Friday in
Covington. The bereaved par.
ents have the sympathy of al
the citizens of this town as they
once lived here and are good
peoPle.~Mrs E. L. Cockrell who
has been living in Richmond
has returned to our town and
will make her future home here,
The plans to organize a com.
pany here to put in a light and
ice plant is succeeding nicely as
$1,000 90 has already been sub.
scribed and it looks like it will
be go.-Uncie ]. w. Baker Sr.
was in Mt. Vernon from SATURDAY.
until Monday.-Mc Msrti n was
in Louisville Saturday. He too
is making foot prints in the dir.
ection Of Mt. Veruou. = ]. E.
singleton was in Berea Saturday
IT. j. Singleton has move d
his family to Slate Lick, for, the
time being. Mrs. R. T.. Wren
has returned home 10 London
after q few days visit with rel.
atives here.-Mrs. Clyde Clancy
OF Whitesburg has been visiting
here has gone to Pittsburg for
a few days, - Miss Ella Mae
Blsnford has returned home
from Louisville. - Mrs. B. H. |
Griffin and little son B. H. are |
relatives at Mi, Vernon
Little Miss Elisabeth ovens Of |
Farriston spent = few ~ with
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. |
VIM. Owens this week.-Atty. ].
A. Owens Of NJ Vernon was
,ere Tuesday on q fishing trip
Ind caught two cells. What is
ouzzleing US Is why q man can
.ome down from Mt. Vernon
md have such good luck, when
lone Of US Livingston folks can
AVE any luck at all. But this is
What gets our goat, we thought
he eel was the slickest thing on
arth, but he has nothing on the
awyer. IS 4. Hellard was in Mt.
'ernon from saturday until
donday.-Mrs. Emma Jones has
old her property at the mouth
t Ford Hollow to James Poynter
rice not known. = Miss Bertha
link and LULA Owens of Maret-
urg Was here between trains ,
uesday enro ute to Berea to
chool.-Judge Cam Mullins of
It. Vernon was here Tuesday on +,
is way to Frankfort.-Mr. B. +. ;
out of stanford was here Mon.
ny meeting the promoters
lends and stock holders of the c
livingston Electric Light and Ice n
ompany. Also looking out q r.
Iitab!e locat ON to locate the 8
ant. Mr.. Rout is an old light
Id ice man, having twenty,
ght years OF experience. He q
as very much impressed with G
70 possibilities of 81 eat financial b
ccess awaiting the enterprise. IL
vingston Light and Ice Co. will =
incorporated for $1,000. DIR.
ebo informs us that he still "
S some stock left for sale at 9
OO.oo per share, so if you have a.
lew hundred you can get along h,
thout, take our word for It =,
d buy while you have a chance ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Francisco
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-25
To the Republican Voters OF Magisterial Dis.
trict No. ], composed of the Four Mt. Vernon
and Pine Hill voting precincts:

hereby announce candidacy for the Republican nomna.
ton for the office OF Justice the subject the action the
august Urinary have no long spea make ready to
eeee earnestly ask the support of the ladies gentle
Yours Truly,
W. B. SIGM0N
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-28
Municipal Building
In Argentina Taken
Over By ~" Students

Rosario, Argentina. Feb. 25.-
CMail)-A band of university stu
dents took forciblc possession Of the
municipal building a few days ago
and dictated a decree taking over the
city government with a view, they
said. to settling the strike of munich
pal employees and other workers from,
which the city, had been suffering for,
several weeks. At that stage they
were arrested.
The students overpowered the jan
itor inc the night Waterman, the
only persons in the building at the
time. and locked them in a room.
Then, after hoisting the watchman's
red 0 and cap on thet flag pole.
they broke into the mayors office
and proceeded to dictate their decree.
In it they. removed" the mayor as
useless and named n Of their own
number to fill the Vacancy" They
also dissolved" the city council and
replaced, it with a council Of stu
dents and workmen." They were on
the point Of removing also the chief
Of police, but this part of their decree
was never finished.
The ianitor had escaped and noti-
fled the chief of police who sent a.
detachment of mounted police to the
building and the student government
suddenly found itself faced with: re-
volvers. 1t submitted to arrest with
out resistance and was locked up.
While the authorities professed to,
view the incident as a students
prank, nevertheless, a strong guard
has now been placed about the munic-
ipal building.