Newspaper Clippings, 1896-1930

Miscellaneous clippings reflecting both local and national interest including the retirement of Superintendent Dr. H.K. Pusey from the Central Kentucky Asylum for the Insane, who became a leading physician in Kentucky before his passing in August of 1896, an article from The Woman's Committee of the U.S. Council of National Defense (1918), Kentucky Dry Laws in '29, brief column on Keen Johnson's entrance into the Department of Journalism, and also his education and involvement with WWI. Articles from the National Weekly topics of soldiers and education. Soldier parades. The Johnson's wedding announcement (POSSIBLE SWITCH TO FAMILY PAPERS), Johnson's return from the war, Johnson's work with Lawrenceburg News, Kentucky Press Association Meeting, and further editorial works.