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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
3
This piece stresses a dental partnership between patient and dentist to prevent decay through regular visits. It argues neglect causes painful procedures and poorer outcomes, urging consistent care and timely checkups as the best approach to preserve teeth and health.
Advice from animal husbandry experts warns against stock tonics and stock foods. For illness, seek veterinary guidance, provide pure minerals as needed, and rely on proper nutrition. Stock tonics can be costly, ineffective, and may irritate the digestive tract or prove fatal in large or repeated doses.
A local resident seeks a new livelihood by selling insurance after a string of unsuccessful ventures. He aims to build steadier income through coverage plans and client service.
Complete roster of chamber members with occupations including attorneys banks officials contractors clothing firms druggists dentists farmers fire insurance firms five and ten cent stores flour mills furniture grocers wholesalers retailers garages grain and coal government employees hardware harness jewelers journalists laundries ladies shops life insurance newspapers plumbers restaurants real estate tobacco dealers warehouses telephone companies tombstone manufacturers theatres and undertakers.
The inquiry questions which element of his party Senator Harding would align with if elected president. The speech of acceptance left the stance unclear, with public awaiting Harding’s position on whether he would side with treaty opponents or pro league Republicans like Taft, who urged unified backing for Wilson’s peace effort.
A remark notes that wives tell husbands to share housework like other husbands. The line suggests ongoing expectations of domestic labor balance within marriages.
The War Department reports 173,911 desertion charges among over 24 million men drafted under the Selective Service Act. It notes a sharp improvement over Civil War records and says names will be published. men may surrender at the nearest army post to avoid arrest while investigations proceed.
The War Department states that men guilty of wilful desertion will not be relieved of consequences and urges inquiries to be addressed to the lieutenant general of the army. The notice emphasizes accountability for desertion.
Private sale of a brick 8 room residence with 2 halls kitchen front and back porches. Located in the best residential section within one block of the Court House. For details call O. W. McCormick.
An investor advises buying Liberty Bonds at present market prices and holding to maturity, arguing the nation's wealth and credit back their redemption at par. The note stresses guaranteed par value and federal backing.
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