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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1918
Page
7
Monaca reader says her youngest son, weak and tired, gained weight after Vinol use. Advert says Vinol is a cod liver and iron remedy for delicate children with formula on every bottle and claims children love it. W S Lloyd Drugist Mt Sterling Ky endorses the product.
William D. Oldham former member of A B Oldham Co left Washington to join the Marine Corps instead of the Signal Corps now stationed at Paris Island South Carolina for intensive training his parents report Ad vocate office handles job work
William F. Schooler known as Uncle Bill resigns as managing editor of the Somerset Semi-Weekly News to pursue other interests while remaining in Somerset. He started in Mt. Sterling in the eighties and led the News to become the leading Southeastern Kentucky paper during his two years at the helm.
Henry and Virgil Sullivan of this city write to their mother from the U S S Wyoming in foreign waters dated March 17 1918 They speak of Scotland ports rough seas few hours sleep and the men remaining hopeful as they serve in the war effort with plans to return home and bring bacon home with them.
Notice declares Mt Sterling Bottling Company will dissolve as a corporation on May 1 1918. A. J Gatewood has purchased the stock and will continue the business as an individual under the same name Mt Sterling Bottling Company. Creditors should present claims for payment promptly.
A short note emphasizes using Hoover era regulations to support the family by tending the garden with careful attention. It highlights practical guidance and the value of home labor in meeting need.
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