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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
14
The editorial urges residents to extend the square deal to local merchants this Christmas. It notes strong community prosperity and that local dealers have priced offerings low, asking readers to shop locally and support hometown shops with fairness and restraint.
An old fashioned critique notes hoop skirts среди early demand for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the medicine remains effective for stomach and digestion, with testimonials from Covington Kentucky praising improved health after five bottles and relief from winter illnesses.
Mt Sterling evidence shows relief from kidney trouble via Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. L. B. Wren of Locust Street reports years of back pain fatigue dizziness and irregular kidneys improved after using the pills. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the same.
A health advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a blood purifier and energy booster, claiming it fortifies weak blood and wards off fatigue. It emphasizes iron content and notes physicians have prescribed it for years while urging readers to buy the genuine Gude’s Pepto Mangan. An unrelated excerpt recalls Colonel Watterson’s career and views on modern editors and journalism.
Colonel Watterson argues the modern newspaper excels in collecting and presenting news. He recalls 1859 New York reporting days, favors cub reporters for editors, and cites local room ascent as the path to editorial leadership in journalism.
A fragment notes a traveler being directed to a hilltop and a warning about shouting hallelujah too early. It reflects a cautionary moment with religious imagery. No further context or identifiable names are provided.
A newspaper explains why it cannot host free subscriptions as paper and printing costs force payment. It notes readers can tell when an expiration is near by the date after their name on the paper and urges timely payment to avoid service interruption.
A reflective note contrasts people who struggle to speak when they have something to say with those who stay silent when they have nothing to say, highlighting contrasting communication habits.
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