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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
7
Train schedule notes west bound departures from Kington with listed times 6 10 6 15 6 40 and 7 07 for connections and service intervals.
The speaker rejects the notion that Congress is a Wild West show. He recalls calm, orderly behavior of home members who sat in their seats like well behaved students. He notes formal address in public while informal calls like Bill or Jim are for private borrowing. Dr. Thomas Electro Oil is mentioned for emergencies.
Catalog highlights include double standard polled Durham bulls Hornless Shorthorns Shropshire bucks sired by an imported prize winner and purebred Poland China boars and gilts.
The piece argues for Sunday mail closure as a moral and legal right, criticizing secular pressures and selfish interests. It cites the Sabbath for man, urges Christians to influence postmasters, and notes Detroit and The Continent view on Sunday delivery burdens. It stresses rest, worship, and rejection of seven-day labor.
As executor of Miss Mattie Donnohue I will sell at public auction at 2 pm on Monday May 1 1911 in Mt Sterling Kentucky a vacant Elm Street lot 60 by 150 feet plus adjoining 60 by 160 feet with a 5 room cottage and two basement rooms. Possession given immediately. Also at the same time will sell household goods including olden time beds secretaries and dressers. W P Gurunte Executor.
A woman takes pleasure in watching her husband misjudge situations so he can assert I told you so and feel vindicated. The quirk centers on his readiness to be proven wrong and her amusement at his reactions.
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