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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
5
A local report notes a complete line of state adopted textbooks available for schools. The listing highlights cataloged editions and placements in school libraries.
Miss Eliza Harris visits New York while Mrs. Graves of Winchester and Miss Stamper travel to Carlisle and other towns. Numerous families from Lexington, Richmond, Paris, Huntington, Owensboro, and Cincinnati visit relatives in this city and county. Several local residents travel to London, Clark county, and Bryan.
Cherlie H. Smathers announces taking the agency for the Peerless Laundry of Lexington and promises prompt delivery and guaranteed satisfaction. Office located at Chenault and Crear's store on Maysville street with phone numbers 36 and 351 for patronage.
In a breezy coinage ritual bartenders greet men with a tip ready wallet, signaling service and goodwill. The scene underscores social customs around tipping and patronage in casual drinking spots.
Religious notices announce Rev T W Watts of the Methodist church will preach on The New Birth. Revival services at Somerset Christian church run August 8 to 22 1915 with daily sermon topics including Our Children for Christ The A B C of the Gospel Shall We Know Each Other in Heaven and The Prodigal Son. E Watson leads song Horace Kingsbury preaches and Mrs Chas Highland is organist.
The column reports several health updates from Lexington. Ola Rogers and Frances Reese are both sick with fever or rheumatism. Mrs W R Thompson remains sick but improved. Roger H Hedden had an operation at Good Samaritan hospital and is recovering well. Dillard Smith remains in critical condition after a serious binder injury. Lucretia Little improving after appendicitis surgery at a Lexington hospital.
Former New York police captain Charles Becker was executed by electric chair in Sing Sing Prison for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. The act marked the culmination of the New York tragedy, with four lives claimed as punishment for the crime.
A sizable group of children and youths from the Catholic church gathered for a picnic last Wednesday in the woods owned by Mr. Joseph Drennon along Grassy Lick pike.
J. M. Adamson was appointed by the Court as guardian of Minnie Burns an infant over 14 years old. He appeared in Court took the required oath and executed bond.
A rallying line urging persistent advocacy for improving rural road infrastructure. The message emphasizes relentless campaigning and public agitation to secure funding and construction. It frames better roads as a collective goal for communities and officials.
At a Ninth District W C T U meeting led by President Mrs Juliet L Powers resolutions condemned the Frankfort Courier campaign sheet for implying the union backs Stanley. The convention declared neither temperance nor prohibition advances with supporters of whiskey or foes of the society. Delegates spoke strongly for Mr McChesney.
The marriage of Miss Lucile Pieratt of West Liberty and Mr. John D. Henry of Montgomery county was quietly solemnized Sunday at the bride's home. Both are well known and popular. the groom is a son of J. H. Henry and a promising young farmer in the county.
A compact aphorism notes that some men would demand extraordinary power to bear heavy loads if given due credit to the devil. This quip reflects on stubborn pride and unrealistic expectations. It presents a witty warning about overestimating burdens.
The Advocate reports the committee requests all contributors who have not yet paid for the Baptist Church Building edition to send their checks to Mrs J B Wilson, Chairman, for the amount subscribed.
A periodical urges citizens to honor the flag and nation, stressing patriotism and dedication to national service. It underscores the mutual duty between the people and the country, calling for steadfast loyalty and public spirit.
The W C T U plans to hear Hon H V McChesney Thursday at 1 30 PM at the Court House. Following the talk a regular W C T U business meeting will be held at the Christian church inviting interested ladies to join.
A dreamer is portrayed as a pleasant harmless person whose main noise in life comes from his own dreams. The passage emphasizes his gentle nature and inward focus rather than outward action or disturbance.
All persons having claims against Jerry Ryan, deceased, will present same, properly proven to L. R. Douglass, Administrator. (5-31)
Attention shoppers find buggy and wagon harness whips bridles lines halters and other strap work at low cash prices. Repairs promptly done by W A Reis opposite Farmers Warehouse.
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