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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
9
Pure Rhode Island cockerels and hens with late cockerels. Prices available for fast sale to clear space for winter. Miss Ola Quisenberry and Mr. Sterling listed in Ky note. The Bohun kus Gazette editor inquiry scenes mix in a rural town setting.
A brief notice states S P Greenwade plans hog killing and rendering as soon as machinery is repaired. He asks others to make arrangements now and provides phone contact 431.
U S Public Health Service warns the public against tuberculosis with a claim of one million cases in the United States. Influenza convalescents should have lungs examined as colds often signal the start of tuberculosis. No cause for alarm if tuberculosis is recognized early. patent medicines are not to be trusted.
Public health urging caution after flu warns to avoid self diagnosis and to have a doctor examine lungs monthly. Encourages strength through proper living, nutritious food, and fresh air. Advice against spending on patent medicines claiming tuberculosis cures. promotes awareness and prudent care.
A Public Health Service report ties Spanish flu to higher tuberculosis deaths and prevalence. Surgeon General Blue urges vigilance and lung exams after influenza, noting about one million U S tuberculosis cases and urging against patent medicines.
The Navy resumes four year enlistment in all branches with recruitment at Louisville Kentucky station 412 South Fourth Street. Washington dispatch notes draft boards will not hinder enlistment and states enlistees will see service as troops sail to France and Europe plus Merchant Marine duties. Apply at the Louisville recruiting station by mail or in person.
A theater couple discuss a well dressed woman in the lobby contrasting with another guest described as frowsy with makeup, fake fur, and torn gloves. The remark underscores social察 perceptions in the audience setting.
A reflective remark compares wasting food to wasteful acts, equating spoiling bread in milk with casting good resources away. The line suggests a broader social critique of squander and careless behavior.
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