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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
6
Capt. John S. Madden of the 7th Infantry denounces the Bonus Bill opposition and urges voters to support bonuses for veterans. He recounts service in World War I campaigns including Marne, Saint Mihiel, and Argonne. He notes hardships at home and calls for unity to fund benefits for soldiers and marines.
The text notes compulsory foreign language study in China government schools, with English as the common language taught. It mentions a vendor, Vanarsdell's, offering flower seeds, and reflects on how college students respond most to challenging jobs for a noble cause.
Local market Van Arsdell's lists beef pork lamb and veal for sale. Shoppers can choose cuts and portion sizes from the storefront display.
Democratic lawmakers pressed to restore a 325000 appropriation for the Foreign Trade Bureau after Republican leaders sought to cut the request in half. The piece notes falling U S exports in early year and urges expanded markets in Latin America and the Orient amid European revival and German recovery.
A Washington dispatch says 1921 taxes may reach about 550 per family. A St. Louis labor man suggests beating the tax burden by buying War Savings Securities, expecting 4 percent interest compounded quarterly, and advising others to invest savings in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates.
Notice to all ex service men retaining their war risk insurance to write the supervising dental surgeon 705 Neave Building Cincinnati Ohio with their claim number for processing Dr H M Wright Dental Examiner Neoteoma som Pe Arua
The Watchman评价 March 22 argues Philadelphia lost industrial control to New York and Boston investors. Baldwin Locomotive Works, built by Philadelphia capital, saw stock bought up by outsiders, leaving Philadelphia blame. It laments no local leadership to sustain markets, noting Liberty Bonds sales favor New York, with few Philadelphia buyers.
A judge links thrift stamps and war savings stamps to Americanism in a discussion on citizenship duties. The article underscores patriotic financial programs and their role in civic duty during wartime.
William Watson of Passaic County Pleas Court refused Mimi Bi of Patterson citizenship due to her refusal to buy War Savings Stamps or support the American Red Cross during the war. He states War Savings Stamps create government duties and partner obligations, deeming them a basis for qualification.
In British India 122 arts for men and 12 for women enrolled sn students with only 842 women felt The Advocate for printing.
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