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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
3
An old advertisement touts a liniment for stiff necks and rheumatic pains. It claims quick relief from neuralgia gout lumbago bruises strains and muscle stiffness with a penetrating, cleansing action and says it is better than plasters or ointments. Available from druggists in 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 sizes.
Office over Geiger's Pharmacy at Court and Maysville Streets, formerly Dr F A Millard's practice. Office phone 237. Fees reasonable and work guaranteed.
The Louisville Times urges regional sacrifice for war effort with emphasis on Southern loyalty. It argues diversification of crops and increased food production as vital, predicting financial and industrial benefits from feeding the nation and selling surplus abroad, while supporting the president's call for service.
Central Kentucky farmers can obtain low rate loans via Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati with flexible repayment. No delays, no joint liability, or red tape. Loans available in all Kentucky counties. contact Bart L Sims, Dist. Manager, 805 Security Trust Building, Lexington. Encouraging note references wartime conversions.
A poem praising the ready and eager man who acts without hesitation. It contrasts ready workers who persevere through misfortune with those who delay or whine. The world favors those who are prepared, decisive, and ready to act when a task arises.
A short verse urges citizens to “drag the roads” through all seasons to keep them in good condition. The piece frames road care as a civic duty with a steady call to action for an hour or two of effort.
A Mt Sterling reader reports a personal relief from dyspepsia and constipation after taking Adlerika. The note claims rapid bowel relief and avoided bloating, with endorsement from local druggist W. B. Lloyd.
A saying compares a businessman who advertises only in good times with a person who prays for rain during a flood. It hints at opportunism and timeliness in seeking favorable outcomes.
Dr J A Shirley local health officer informs citizens that Commonwealth health laws require a quarantine flag to be placed at any house with a reliably reported contagious disease. He emphasizes the duty to protect lives and pledges to perform the duty impartially and kindly.
American farmers organize a spring drive to boost planting and crop readiness. The effort unites agricultural groups and local cooperatives to promote seed purchases, equipment readiness, and market preparation ahead of the planting season.
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