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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
6
Mrs S C Barton of Houston writes that Cardui the woman’s tonic cured her months of illness. After taking two bottles she gained five pounds and can do all her housework. She urges others with female ailments to try Cardui with no risk and notes its decades of use.
A short reflective note honors the newsboy who brings the daily paper, suggesting he may grow into a larger figure in life. The piece emphasizes respect for workers who start small and potentially rise to prominence.
C P Pierce offers pumps and filters with savings on every purchase. Call 706 for price quotes before you buy to avoid overpaying.
The piece argues communities must confront defectives at home including the harmful figure of the character assassin. It warns that idle rumor harms women's reputations and urges local detectives to curb such abuse with firm action.
Pure bred Bourbon Red turkeys offered by Mrs. F. P. Boyd. Gobblers priced at 3.75 and hens at 2.75. Shipping or delivery adds 25 cents. Phone 619-R. (2041)
John Forman of Mt. Sterling Kentucky reports long lasting relief from back strain and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. He confirms earlier praise more than three years later. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
A Louisville Times column mocks political spam and homegrown goods, urging early Christmas shopping. It notes Mrs Galt facing fan mail for endorsements and promotes domestic, affordable gifts with a homespun appeal.
A distressed woman from Realientie Ohio describes long lasting nervous weakness and poor health. She cites feeling too weak to work and lacking vitality, seeking remedy and relief after years of strain.
The piece recalls Colonel John Plankett addressed as Jack in a Snagtown court, with a contempt fine for improper speech. It also notes Mose Alexander ordering pants, trades involving a calf and a lantern, a post office stove, Linwood Roberts adding fiddle strings, and Leonard Boulton seeking shelter from frost beside a persimmon tree.
The Weather Bureau notes November 1909 as the warmest on record since 1872 with a mean 55 degrees. Temperatures ranged from 78 degrees high to below zero lows, while December-like warmth lingered amid reports from Jack Dashner about persimmon crops and broader war-era casualty figures.
Fragmentary line on pursuit of gold and health through running leads to nowhere, suggesting a faded or elusive prize. The text hints at a mythical quest tied to sport and vitality without clear outcome or location.
Local notice invites residents to bring hogs for killing and rendering. Public event encourages slaughter, lard rendering, and sausage preparation with meat to be salted. Signed by 8. P. Greenwade.
For sale nice apples call phone 456 W 2041 J T Coons The Advocate for printing.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of ear tubes and nasal catarrh. It asserts one cure via removing obstructions, restoring tubes, and offers a dollar refund for constipations and other conditions with catarrh. circulars available from EY & Co toledo.
Greenwade notice notes Price's Farm Co selling all kinds of sausage with emphasis on variety and availability through their distribution channel.
Howard's Mill turnpike farm notice provides brief details for a land or road access inquiry with limited readable text. The fragment references a mile of farm and requests further information.
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