Corn Fed Hips and Usher Seats in Local Ad Fragments
A rough collage of notices and quips from the Advocate for printing. It mentions a thin girl with shifting hips, garden seeds at J B White's, a phone number 246, and Humphries Co with commentary on appearance. The fragments include social observations about church ushers and prize fights.
Rexall Orderlies Promote Health Policy in Pocket
A speaker touts Rexall Orderlies as the best laxative with a simple health policy. He argues keeping the bowels open is key to preventing illness and claims the product appeals to men, women, and children alike.
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Rexall Orderlies
Fancy Eating Apples and Old-Time Wisdom Sayings
A compact old column mixes ad blurbs with aphorisms about cheerfulness and family life. It teases humor with lines about married life and fashion while noting fresh produce at Vanarsdell's. Public notices and moral quips sit alongside playful proverbs.
Town booster plea and rail timetable feature
A call for community leadership urges a energetic man to marshal a town booster effort while a railroad notice promotes C and O and Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern all steel trains from Cincinnati to St. Louis and beyond. The piece highlights daily departures at 9 00 am 12 00 noon 9 15 pm and 2 15 am with electric lighting modern equipment and through connections at St. Louis Union Station.
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Mt. Sterling
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
St. Louis
West
St. Louis Union Station
Southwest
Northwest
Mare Ethel McGregor Dies In Foaling At Farm
John D. Greenwade loses a valued mare Ethel McGregor and her foal by Mainleaf 2.0834. The mare, sired by Jay Mc Gregor and out of Baron Wilkes stock, was priced at $1,000. Also notes a local plug for Conroy's harness oil and home merchant support.
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John D. Greenwade
Ethel McGregor
Mainleaf
Jay McGregor
Baron Wilkes
Seven Room Cottage with Stable and Garden for Sale
House and lot on Harrison avenue featuring seven rooms, a fine stable, good garden and outbuildings. Come and see the place. Contact Humphries at phone 246.
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Harrison Avenue
Humphries
Colt Russian Prince Foaled in 1911 at Mt Sterling Barn
A chestnut stallion named Russian Prince, foaled May 1911, is advertised for a $10 living colt agreement at a barn 1144 miles from Mt Sterling on the Spencer Pike. Sire line traces Bourbon King 1788 to Bourbon Chief 976 and Harrison Chief 1606, Clark Chief 89. Dam includes Amanda Bogie 5095 and Forest Denmark line.
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My Barn
Mt. Sterling
Spencer Pike
Bourbon King
Bourbon Chief
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
Amanda Bogie
Forest Denmark
Mambrino Forest
Ned Forest, Jr
Blue Jeans
Phillips’ Black Horse
A. Forbes
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bingen
Uhlan
Santos
Peter the Great
J. Malcolm Forbes
Fair Grounds
Mainleaf
Necia
Detroit
Justice Brook
Kentucky
Silent Brigade
Lexington States
Miss Stokes
Indianapolis
Western Horseman
Matron
Horse Review
Columbus
Lexington
Black Jack-John Black Starts, Pedigree Noted
John Black with white points, good bone and head described in a pedigree listing. Sired by premium Jack John from Yel berton Jr. and Old Yelberton lines, with Hopkins' Alvarado and Cunningham's Buena Vista in the lineage, down to Leer's Napoleon and Imported Napoleon.
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John
Yelberton, Jr
Old Yelberton
Hopkins’ Alvarado
Cunningham
Buena Vista
Leer
Napoleon
Wm G Marshall Manager Mt Sterling Ky Listing
Wm G Marshall is listed as manager for Mt Sterling Kentucky with contact phone 625.
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Wm. G. Marshall
Mgr
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Geiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
Gasoline substitute from sawdust discovered by lab
Federal Forest Products Laboratory Director Howard F. Weiss announced a new method to produce a gasoline substitute from sawdust at 13 to 15 cents per gallon. The process uses alcohol products from wood and distills refuse from Northern Wisconsin and Michigan hemlock and hardwood to near pure form.
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Federal Forest Products Laboratory
Howard F. Weiss
Wisconsin
Michigan
Many wives lack singing piano and dance talents
A remark notes that many good wives cannot sing play piano or dance well, contrasting virtue with cultural expectations of performance skills.
If the elevator to success is stop ped, try the stairs
The phrase suggests perseverance by taking a harder path when shortcuts fail. It frames resilience as a pragmatic approach to reaching goals without obvious shortcuts. No named entities or concrete events are present.
Mainleaf a Thoroughbred Listed as Notable Descent
Mainleaf by Mainsheet 2:05 out of Ashleaf Wilkes dam of seven, sired Forrest B. 2:1714 two-year-old 2:13, later sold for 2000 dollars. Bred by Ashland Wilkes line with notable dam line. Claim cites outstanding breeding as extraordinary.
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Forrest B
Helen E
Mainleaf
Mainsheet
Ashleaf Wilkes
Ashland Wilkes
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Wyatt Stock Farm
Lulbegrad Pike
McDonald’s Choice
Luke P
A. F
Bert) Wyatt
MT. Sterling, KY
Humphries & Co
J. B. White
the Advocate For Printing
T. P. Taylor
Louisville
R. H. White & CO
Rexall
Paris Green
Geiger Pharmacy Co
Tie
Vanarsdell’s
You
Man
New
Fifth and Walnut
Conroy’s
Montgomery County
Spencerdale
Black Jack—John
Earl W. Senff
C. W. Compton
Mt. Sterling National Bank
H. M. Wright
E. Stamler
Fayette Nat'l Bank Bldg
Bassett Drug Co
3. L. McCluns
Santis
Masonic Temple Building
S. F. Hamilton
J. R. Magowan
Elmwood Stock Farm
Emerald
Montgomery County Fair
Emerald Chief
St. Louis World’s Fair
Lone Pine Stock Farm
Maysville Pike
C. B. Dale