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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
10
A large Democratic gathering in Kentucky promotes unity across factions. Speakers urge service to state and party strength as the group embraces a united front, turning away from division and pledging continued booster effort. The piece closes with an ad for seed potatoes and onion sets at Vanarsdell's.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for weak vitality liver trouble indigestion and stomach issues. It promises purification from impure matter and offers trial tablets by sending 10 cents to the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York. A testimonial from Lizzie Fred of Lily Kentucky endorses the product for stomach and liver relief.
Huntsville Alabama resident Mrs Chas Peden reports a rapid recovery after taking Tanlac. She weighed 98 pounds before treatment and now weighs 125 pounds with a restored appetite and no pain. She credits Tanlac with avoiding an operation and restoring energy and health. Tanlac is sold in Mt. Sterling by Land and Priest.
The piece notes Senator Frank Brandegee of Connecticut as a leading Republican critic of Wilson’s armistice terms. It contrasts celebratory reactions to peace with Brandegee’s somber stance and questions the impact on Kentucky families and the war’s aims.
The text questions Germany's military posture and references Woodrow Wilson as the architect of the armistice. It speculates whether the Chicago Republican platform will push an "On to Berlin" plank.
Wood Hume, sole pioneer five man in the region, visited Wednesday. The Advocate’s senior recalls five decades of steady, reputable work representing top state footwear houses and factories, with a prosperous trade and unchanged integrity.
A sharp critique argues that human cruelty creates a harsh, chaotic world. It notes that people who lash out prevent others from finding rest or peace, turning life into a restless struggle and denying mutual relief.
Dressed poultry arrives from the Wilson farm offered at Wilson's Market. Fresh birds highlighted for local shoppers.
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