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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
Local publication lists editorial staff and postal details for Mt Sterling. Subscription price is one dollar and fifty cents per year with cash accompanying the order. No announcement is inserted until payment is received.
Col W P Huntington urges Kentucky Democrats to endorse Ohio Governor James M Cox at the State Convention in Mount Sterling. He argues Cox unites shared heritage with Kentucky, cites his wartime leadership and record in Ohio, and warns against uninstructed delegation. Huntington signs Mt Sterling April 28.
The Danville Advocate notes Dr. Weber is highly regarded for treating many foot troubles. His office is at Main and Broadway in the Jordon Building, upstairs, with weekly Monday and Thursday availability.
Sidney Dunbar of Lincoln county commends Dr Weber the Foot Specialist for relief after years of foot pain. He states five weeks of treatment let him stand again and declares the physician’s care highly effective for anyone suffering with feet. The testimonial is signed by Sidney Dunbar of Stanford Kentucky R F D.
Taylor House of Lancaster Kentucky says he suffered with feet for 30 years and after three weeks of treatment by Dr J W Weber is entirely cured. The note appears as a testimonial from a rural delivery address.
The Kentucky State War Mothers executive board in Lexington approves forming old clothes clubs across twenty units to reduce waste and buying, urging producers to increase effort and efficiency. Members pledge to wear older garments and support thrift while asking state girls to aid the cost reduction drive.
A cautious speaker advises the listener to stay careful and avoid breaking away. The message highlights a girl described with dreamy eyes who remains awake and observant.
Letters from W C Carpenter of Perryville and others praise Dr. J W Weber for treating foot troubles. Carpenter claims a twenty year ailment cured in six weeks. Additional signers state they were patients and completely cured after trying other doctors.
Democratic women in Brooklyn rally behind a drive to raise teacher salaries as a Michigan jury completes its Newberry case duty and the Republican Senate remains considered inaction.
An efficiency system established for the air mail service aims to ensure prompt departures on schedule, maintain 80 miles per hour speed, and minimize damage to planes and motors. It categorizes pilots into three classifications with quarterly ratings and salary increases tied to flying records, retained while a division stays in its class.
A cartoonish line notes that Congress members favor joy riding to Hawaii and the Orient as a pleasant way to practice economy with Uncle Sam paying most of the freight. The quip criticizes use of taxpayer funds for such trips.
Mrs Dollie Rogers and her young son Forest returned home after visiting Mrs George Dunaway in Middles town Ohio. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hazelrigg of North Middletown are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Boyd. Miss Gertrude Gibbs of Mt Sterling High School spent the weekend with her parents here. Mrs Clint Williams of North Middletown has been guest of her parents Mr and Mrs S C Jones. Mrs Lucy Richardson and daughter Virginia were guests of Mrs Algin Trimble Sunday. Mr L M Wingate and family visited his brother W A Wingate. Mrs L A Stephens is visiting her daughter Mrs O H McKee of Spencer. Mr Russell Wingate is slowly improving from mumps. Mrs Algin Trimble spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Virgil Donahue of Mt Sterling. Mrs Frank Hoffman and son Ramsey of Olympia were guests of Mr Frank Rogers and family Saturday and Sunday.
The piece condemns a Republicans led push to pass a peace resolution by “road roller” tactics. It argues the measure is unconstitutional and a political ploy to shift responsibility for delaying peace onto the President and Democratic minority in Congress, accusing the GOP of partisan manipulation.
Senator Harding says he is sorry the Senate refused to ratify the peace treaty. He adds that without his vote and vocal support for Mr Lodge's program the treaty would have prospered. He urges himself to be ashamed.
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