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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
6
Weeds grow tall and should be cut in August along fence rows. Clearing weeds keeps the farm tidy and prevents seed spread to next year’s crop. After cutting, burn the debris. a weed-free farm is more valuable. Some men spend lifetimes chasing a profession.
Mrs. L. B. Wren of 117 Locust St. describes years of kidney trouble with backache dizziness and tiredness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills as directed her symptoms improved. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A light moral note advises cheerful conduct but warns against returning a smile to a girl in public. It suggests the behavior could spark trouble if a wife or spouse notices. The piece reads as social caution in a playful, old fashioned voice.
Some old grouches who back Prohibition fear relatives will be surprised to find dancing and singing allowed in heaven. The remark frames a debate over morals and afterlife pleasures in a light, satirical vein.
A mother learns to harness a four year old’s imagination to gain obedience during illness. An uncle uses car talk and pretend fuel to calm Dick, then warms the toy radiator and battery with a pretend story, turning a difficult temper into cooperation and comfort.
Decayed teeth cause indigestion and disease affecting eyes ears heart and more. Watch for small decayed spots tartar receding gums and discolorations as early warnings. Health hinges on mouth care so examine your teeth and consult your dentist Dr. H. M. Wright Trades Bank.
A fragment recalls workers who joined back to back their husbands, noting second-hand typewriters did not exist in the era and highlighting the era’s labor solidarity.
The Louisville Times reports Franklin D. Roosevelt accepting the Democratic nomination for vice president in Chicago. He declares the League of Nations a practical solution and warns against equivocation while praising progress and national integrity.
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