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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
6
Veterinary note from R L Pontius of the Experiment Station Lexington Ky outlines foal care. Emphasizes protecting mares from cold wet weather feeding laxatives and grass as available. Stresses hygienic foaling quarters antiseptic navel care and avoidance of septic arthritis.
The statement notes that education alone does not guarantee optimal use of abilities. It highlights that even well educated individuals may fail to apply skills to their best advantage.
An ad promotes ethine double strength from Bassett Drug Co. to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with an ounce often sufficient to clear the skin. Guaranteed money back if it fails to remove freckles.
George Russell, formerly of this county, died at his Sedalia Missouri home last week at about 80 years old. He was a half brother of Mrs. ie Tipton of this city, reared near Camargo in this county, and had lived in Missouri many years.
The text argues America drifts toward war by calling baseball outfits uniforms and cites Adam about love lacking an overcoat, reflecting a metaphorical, literary aside rather than a straight news item.
Advert says a $100 reward will go to readers who learn of a disease science has cured in all stages catarrh. The text asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only true cure known to the medical profession and that it works constitutionally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions internal use and a remedy for constipation.
A reflective piece on friendship its higher meaning and moral test. It contrasts genuine loyal bonds with superficial pretense, recalling Emerson and Socrates to urge fidelity, shared understanding, and living true to friends as a priceless treasure.
A satirical remark compares poor advertising to letting a bull dog loose on customers at the store door. The line uses vivid imagery to warn merchants of neglecting promotion and customer outreach.
All persons with claims against Jno H Turley deceased must present them duly proven for payment to 42 31 E W Senff attorney.
Ailing China faces a health crisis as Dr Jap advocates a cure that critics say may worsen conditions. The statement highlights concerns over official handling and reliance on medical figures amid ongoing public distress.
A concise remark states that the primary duty of society is its own preservation, contrasting this with no reference to elite or high society. The quote foregrounds communal stability over status and class.
A local reflection notes peace requires action beyond belief and mocks male chauvinist habits where men rely on wives to decide for them.
The note praises Joss Willard for modesty and choosing not to dominate the entire front page.
A witty old line notes that praise earns a man respect while a doll inspires flamboyant show. The quip contrasts dignity and vanity, suggesting charm can override status, with a lighthearted jab at social vanity.
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