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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
3
A man describes aiding a friend hurt in a train incident. The injured man doubted recovery but improved after using a liniment, with ankle pain easing within days and work resuming in a few days. Sloan’s liniment is advertised at 25c, 50c, and 1.00.
Bonnie suffered a severe eye injury after a fall on Fieht avenue. Dr. J F Reynolds, an eye specialist, traveled to Gare Hill and removed the damaged tissue. The patient, Mr Phillips, is improving and doctors believe the eye may be saved.
Judge Chenault hears the probate of the Skidmore will dated August 25 1916. Widow Elizabeth Skidmore and two sons Henry and James receive all household effects and two thousand dollars each to equalize other six children. The remainder is divided into nine equal shares for widow and all nine children. executrix Elizabeth Skidmore and executor Aley Skidmore named. Estate includes farms on Owingsville and Spencer pikes and a Harrison avenue residence with substantial money valued around 40000 dollars.
The aviator remains unflustered as he ascends, demonstrating composure in the air. This concise remark highlights the seasoned pilot's steady demeanor during flight operations.
Mother Superior at Rosary Hill Home Hawthorne New York testifies Vinci boosted weak emaciated patients. One woman barely reached the door, then after a month gained strength color and rounded cheeks. Annapolis naturopath endorses Vinci for appetite digestion blood and strength. Bassett Drug Co Mt Sterling Kentucky markets Vinci.
The piece traces Thanksgiving from medieval European observances to English Rogation days, the Armada victory, and Guy Fawkes era practices. It details Plymouth 1621 as the prototype, later colonial harvest festivals, and national adoption under Washington in 1789 with official proclamations and church-state links.
A bald-headed man expresses no concern about his hairstyle, implying confidence or indifference to grooming trends. The remark suggests a casual stance toward appearance and fashion.
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