House Cleaning Rules and Common Household Products
A brief note outlines common house cleaning requirements mentioning products like ammonia and O'Cedar polish. It emphasizes safe use and general cleaning guidance for households.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
5
A brief note outlines common house cleaning requirements mentioning products like ammonia and O'Cedar polish. It emphasizes safe use and general cleaning guidance for households.
A flood of short items records Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Clark in Winchester, multiple locals visiting Lexington and Danville, and various guests from Clay City to Versailles. Included are professional trips by Dr. H. M. Wright in Ashland, and social visits by families from Bath, Bourbon, and Woodford counties.
Mrs Isa Reeds condition has very much improved. W P Gordon is quite ill at his home in this city. Mrs Sallie Drake is quite sick at her home on Holt avenue. Mrs A E Lawrence is critically ill at her home on North Maysville street.
A baby girl weighing 10 pounds was born yesterday to the wife of Roger Stephens in the city. The child has been named Lillian Porter.
Mrs. A L Montjoy hosted a dinner at the Tampa Yacht and Country Club on Friday night in compliment to Mr. and Mrs A J Claferie of New Orleans. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley, Mr and Mrs G E Mabry, Miss E Stoner of Portland Maine, and Mrs Montjoy.
The Country Women's Club met at the club rooms on Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Highland presiding. Mrs. 8 D Hall spoke on "Our Capitol" and Miss Lesh of State University discussed choosing and testing "Textile Fabrics." Hostesses included Mrs. Highland and several others. refreshments followed.
The Young Girls' Mission Circle of the Christian church will meet with Miss Vivian Alfrey at her home on West High Street Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hunter returned to Lexington after visiting Mrs. Hunter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Judy. They expect to travel to North Carolina in June for the summer months.
Advertisement notes that the Advocate will print sale bills and pay the seller, suggesting a financial arrangement or service for local merchants seeking disappearance of printing costs in sale advertisements.
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