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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
5
Mrs Jas Peters returns from Cincinnati and many residents visit Lexington fairs and Winchester gatherings. Miss Emilee Young and Misses Little travel to Bourbon and Winchester while others plan visits to New York and Frankfort Indiana. Several meetings, house parties, and social outings include Five Hundred, Cumberland river outings, and a Taylor of Ohio guests with families visiting in Charleston W Va and Cincinnati.
The Pendleton Bible Class of Winchester will visit the Hazel Rigg Bible Class at Mt Sterling Christian Church on Sunday August 24 at 9 30 a m. All Bible School members including families are urged to attend and bring friends. W H Strossman Jr Superintendent.
In this city on Thursday August 14 1913 Mrs Howard B Turner nee Nettie L Hadden gave birth to a daughter named Emily Barnes. The proud parents are receiving many congratulations as is the grandfather in the state.
Frazer and Perry promote insurance offerings for tornado and hail risks. They specialize in tailored coverage and invite inquiries for all insurance needs.
The report notes that Mr R B McGuire shows some improvement in his illness, signaling cautious optimism about his recovery.
Small classes and constant effort to seek and develop natural aptitudes described as offering careful individual instruction by experienced teachers.
The piece argues clothing and dress are integral to art forms across history. It links fashion to music poetry and visual arts, asserting attire shapes perception and conveys ideals through imagined depictions of masters and their work.
A humorous exchange suggests a long marriage by the husband carrying all the bundles. The quip highlights shared chores as a proxy for durability of the union.
Jamie and Mary, both six, staged a ship game on their porches wearing borrowed yacht attire. Jamie proposed being admirals who command ships while Mary insisted on being the highest admiral. Mary then softened and altered her command to become the admiral's wife. Youth's Companion.
A Bayonne scene shows Nell the bull terrier nursing a brood of ten chickens raised by a hen in William White’s Rathbun avenue yard. After the hen’s death Nell claims the chicks, foraging and guiding them to sleep in the doghouse each night.
The dialogue jokes about actors and a playwright seeking a star. A “distinguished company” comment is undercut when the speaker admits they had to pay for lunch, implying a humbling social moment.
A tabloid interview recalls a shift from Hearth and Inglenook magazine for the home to a Fire less Cooker edition aimed at flats, reflecting a change in focus away from traditional home life toward compact living. The speaker notes the lack of homes in the section and the pivot to a newer title.
A fragmented exchange notes how people trade gossip about business ideas. The reply questions the meaning, then asserts that much is retailed as wholesale information.
Scott recalls dreaming of death and heaven while Bott counters with a paradox about dreams and contradicting outcomes. The exchange frames a playful philosophical moment between two speakers about fate and belief.
A large Kentucky gathering honors Mrs. Daniel Henry on her 83rd birthday with 76 relatives and friends from Winchester Bourbon Fleming Bath counties. The surprise picnic at Grassy Lick Creek featured a generous meal despite the hostess’ stove restriction.
On March 15th next, she is noted for raising 11 children with nine living, 26 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. The tribute recalls her devotion to church and state and wishes God’s blessing and a crown studded with diamonds upon her passing.
Provisional President Huerta rejects mediation and any foreign suggestion in the Mexican crisis. Ex-Governor John Lind carried Washington's note. Huerta demands no interference and threatens severing relations if the United States does not recognize Mexico by midnight.
A pie supper is planned at Donaldson school house on Friday evening August 29 at 7 30 for the benefit of the school library. Everyone is invited to attend and support the good cause.
Just received complete line of initial paper and correspondence cards. Call now while stock is complete. Advocate Publishing Co., Inc.
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