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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
6
The Home Circle reflects on the meaning of home, family duty, and moral conduct. It quotes Carnegie on earning honorably and supporting a mother, then gives advice to women about harmony with husbands, respect for in laws, and cultivating shared life through reading, conversation, and mutual respect. The piece ends with poetic emphasis on home as center of virtue and happiness.
The article notes that chewing sour apples slowly cleans teeth and claims one apple a day suffices for white teeth. It also describes a concrete building in St Louis fifty seven feet tall with no windows, lit by a skylight at the roof.
Mt Sterling resident John W Forman testifies Doans Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after overexertion and back pain. He bought the pills at F C Duersons Drug Store and afterward felt strong and free from kidney issues. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doans. Ad mentions salesmanship of advertising and its reach even Taft and Morgan.
Bath County Fiscal Court fixes 1911 levy totals 1.20 for state county and schools with 70 cent county levy and 50 cent state levy. School districts Owingsville Salt Lick and Sharpsburg levy 45 cents, Owingsville town 60 cents. James W. Shankland re elected county treasurer salary cut to 300. Jailer Duff salary up from 300 to 400. County Judge salary 1000, County Attorney and Superintendent 800 and 900. Road repairs bid to lowest bidder. 10k to 12k to be spent on ~150 miles of turnpike.
A colloquial note asserts that praising a man early can secure dominance in competition, warning that flattery may derail opponents and set the tone for ensuing rounds. The line reflects a mindset of psychological advantage in sport or debate.
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