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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
6
A Kansas Health Board published prayer attributed to Homer McKee urges honesty and restraint. It asks for simple daily truths, a clear conscience, respectability, and affection for family, ending with a modest epitaph promise: Here Lies a Man.
A historical reflection depicts Nicholas Ro manoff once ruler of Russia reduced to a frightened exile. The text suggests he may drift into the nickname Old Nick, implying a loss of status and power as he faces an uncertain fate.
The Robert W. Chambers tale The Girl Philippa stars Anita Stewart in the title role. Albert E. Smith supervises the film adaptation shown at the Table Theatre on April 5 as a Cosmopolitan serial comes to life on screen. Philippa an aristocrat acting as a cafe servant navigates spies war and love in a melodramatic plot.
A Mt Sterling girl recounts years of dyspepsia and constipation and credits Adler-ika with rapid improvement after one spoonful. The ad asserts Adler-ika flushes the entire alimentary tract and prevents appendicitis, claiming it offers the quickest action among their products.
The Lexington Herald urges immediate action as the Navy expands from 62,000 to 87,000 men. Kentuckians are called to enlist, proving the state's manhood alongside Lincoln and Clay.
A Montgomery County sheriff sale notice for Wm Guilfoile. On April 16 1917 between 1 and 2 PM at the Mt Sterling courthouse the house and lot on East High street bounded by Mrs W C Moore Colored Christian church and N H Trimble is offered for sale to satisfy L F Tabb first debt plus costs. The sale is on credit three months with bond and security. mortgage by Joe Drennon remains. debt totals 87.43 dollars. Sheriff Harry F Howell signs March 27 1917.
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