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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

8

Local notices and paras from Montgomery county flora

Correspondence notes farmers buying calves and corn for $20 to $30 per calf and $3.00 per barrel. Visits by locals to Owensboro Fleming and Martinsville. Community events include church ice cream supper August 21 and Somerset meetings. A local ball game Stoops 8 Mt Sterling 6 with Dunnavent three-base hit and home run by Crockett.

Clarence Sanders Fleming County Stoops Mt. Sterling Dunnavent Crockett Willoughby Richards Still

Hamilton sells cow and calf for fifty five dollars

Crockett T. B. Hamilton sold a cow and calf Monday to John Keesling for $55.00. Get Tobacco Pants and Rubber Boots at Walsh's. Fresh new goods just in. If Germany can mobilize millions for war, why cannot the United States increase our yield with no war to double national wealth.

Crockett T. B. Hamilton John Keesling Walsh’s Germany United States

Residence for Sale Baptist Parsonage on West High Street

Brick residence known as the Baptist parsonage occupied by Rev. J. B. Wilson on West High Street for sale. In thorough repair and desirable. contact W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler. The Advocate notes delays in subscription dollars due.

Baptist Parsonage West High Street J. 8. Wilson W. A. Sutton W. T. Tyler

Front-Line Anecdotes on Courage and Shrapnel Idiosyncrasies

Excerpts from correspondents recount remarkable scenes from wartime fronts. A wounded trooper’s pride in a shrapnel mark, a 12-inch shell destroying two Hartlepool houses, and a British signalman’s near-miss aboard the Emden illustrate how artifacts and odds shape soldiers’ beliefs. The piece argues the soldier’s creed as a living compass beyond sterile sentiment.

France Williams Williamson Hartlepool London Globe

Bible Reading Tale Highlights Care Through Scripture

Rev W Y Fullerton of the Baptist Missionary society recounted a Bible reading anecdote at the International Bible Reading Association anniversary. A man told how he read Proverbs to comfort his sick wife and she died after he finished the book.

W. Y. Fullerton Baptist Missionary Society International Bible Reading Association Fullerton Westminster Gazette

Wild Kurd Girl Becomes Russian Regiment Mascot

Six year old Kurdish girl Hadzhina found by Russian soldiers on the Persian frontier is adopted as mascot for an artillery regiment. She was living in an Armenian village bake oven when found after her mother fled with another child. her father reportedly a captured soldier.

Hadzhina Hazar

Ma and Pa Lessons on Overdrawn Bank Account

A humorous dialogue from the Atlanta Constitution features a father explaining to his mother that she has written checks totaling 63 dollars more than the bank balance. The mother muses that if 63 dollars could break a bank, she would switch banks, imagining banks always had vast funds on hand.

Atlanta Constitution

For Rent Three Rooms Downstairs at 11 Harrison Ave

Classified note says a tenant seeks a downstairs three room unit at 11 Harrison Avenue. Housekeeping service available. Contact details not provided.

Visiting Hallsville Pioneer Praises Kentucky Hospitality

Mr. John C. Coons of Hallsville Missouri, aged 79, visiting Mt. Sterling relatives for months, calls at our office. He has lived in Mt. Sterling over fifty years and credits temperate life for excellent health. He plans to write articles on the West upon returning home.

John C. Coons Hallsville Coons Mt. Sterling Kentucky Missouri West

Local Town Delights Promote Home Dealer Support

A brief note urges residents to spend money with the home dealer to foster a better, more prosperous and livable town, mentioning jars and caps at night at Vanarsdells as part of the scene. The message emphasizes community pride and self-reliance.

Vanarsdells

Blood Spillery Speedway Planned in Louisville

A Frankfort State Journal report mocks a proposed $250 000 Louisville motor speedway calling it a blood spillery that would thrill spectators with bloody battles and fatal wrecks, predicting mangled bodies and lost lives as a grim crowd draw.

Louisville Spain Mexico Frankfort

Beach fashion irony as stockings fall from use

The piece notes feminine bathers discarding stockings as superfluous and unsanitary at summer beaches. It hints at a forward gaze toward next season with mock exclamations and a series of ahems.

A Recipient of Hard Knocks

A back-and-forth exchange questions life as a give and take game. One speaker replies that life is about taking more than giving, illustrating a stoic view on burden and reciprocity.

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MR. Louis Wagoner Hamburger Bros. and Company Tailors of Baltimore Will The Walsh Company B. M. Goodan Lee Young and Wife Owingsville H. V. McChesney Montgomery County Hunt Earl Reid W. P. Walton John O. Crouch Webo Montana R. H. Stockdale Judy Martinsville Ind Mesdames C. B James C. Borett Sharpsburg Clell Foley Lela May Somerset Sherman Hamilton Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington Ladies of Springfield Church J. E. Roberson J. T. Roberson Walter Hamilton Clark County Will Hamilton Opal Alfred Moore the Advocate For Printing Edison Victor Columbia Bryan & Robinson Jewelers Prewitt and Grassy Lick Pike Mt. Sterling, Ky Court House ivaVil Vue Montgomery Circuit Court Richard Conner H. R. Prewitt Sterling Winchester Zack Conner Harrison Ave Gum Boots Walsh J. H. Keller Dry Goods Main St
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