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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1916
Page
6
R fl White Co advises on milk quality for poultry. Fresh milk or well prepared sour milk supports chicks and fowls in moist mash or pan feeding. Sour milk curd cheese with dry curd and whey in pig slop provides a nutritious option, while poor milk or stale sour milk risks watery bowels.
Mrs. N. Trimble of 17 Jamison St Mt. Sterling praises Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble and irregular secretions. She reports improved sleep and energy after use and repeats the endorsement over three years later. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A speaker divides residents into two groups: those who seek self improvement and community progress, and a second group defined only by its oppositional stance, lacking constructive aims. The remark frames civic virtue and local responsibility.
A reflective piece criticizes a local publisher who booms his town and pockets payment, facing rising opposition as subscriptions fail and readers abandon his paper. It contrasts his merciless handling of exchanges and political puffery with later hope for reward at judgment.
Poem laments a reclusive merchant named Bing who kept a quiet stock of goods and avoided advertising. He dies unseen and is memorialized by wild weeds, thistles, and a spider’s web on his grave, with the epitaph proclaiming him an unknown man.
Ownership and management details for Mt Sterling Advocate Kentucky dated April 1916. Lists publisher, editors, managing editors, business managers, and owners. Names bondholders and security holders including Mergenthaler Linotype Co and Squire Turner. Notary public swears the statement. includes a reflective graveyard quote.
A boy mocks bathing, arguing dirt returns. The remark extends to adults, noting many men act like oversized children who never truly grow up.
A condición of contrasts runs through this piece. It lauds a prosperous farmer famed for his wealth and stable home life while deriding a younger town figure as a worthless deluded dudelet. The writer humorously laments social roles and ends with wry editor’s reflections on readers and editors.
A collection of brief, disconnected reflections and lines about fame, heaven, professions, refusal, fashion, and the era’s views. The tone is chatty and diagnostic, mixing humorous and critical notes on ambition, gender, and moral standards.
Citizens are urged to submit two essential needs for the town’s future welfare. The paper will publish suggestions with names attached to show broad civic interest and spur progress beyond rival towns.
Get prices on pumps and filters before buying. C P Pierce offers savings and is reachable by phone 706. Ad printed by The Advocate.
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