Dean's Kidney Pills Praise From Mt Sterling Reader
Mt Sterling area readers share personal health notes praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain dizziness and kidney irregularities. Mrs Atethison of East High Street credits the remedy with restoring kidney function and relief from dull backaches. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Mason Buffalo NY.
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Mt. Sterling
W. T. Atethison
Eastigh Street
Sterling
Dean
Benet
Repair the Shoes at O Connell Lab Shoe Lab
Prolong the life of your shoes by having them repaired at O Connell s Shoe Laboratory Maysville Street opposite Lloyd s Cafe 83 If.
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O’connell’s
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
Treasury chief lauds war bond drive and thrift drive
Secretary Glass praises Liberty Bonds and War Savings Certificates as pivotal to financing World War I. He notes $18 billion raised and $12.5 billion retired, with $9.6 billion spent in 1918, and urges continued bond sales, thrift, and sustained public support through a short term bond issue and ongoing savings programs. He commends two million patriotic groups and warns against wasteful postwar spending.
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America
Treasury
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Don’t Suffer Headaches Vin Hepatica Ad Card
Headache relief claim tied to stomach liver kidneys and bowels. promotes Vin Hepatica as a cleansing tonic. Advertiser W. B. Lloyd druggist Mt. Sterling Kentucky declares exclusive agency status and urges immediate purchase for renewed health.
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Lloyd
Mt. Sterling
Letter From Private Granville Elam From World War I Front
Private Granville Elam writes from Reichweiler Luxembourg county near the German border in late 1918. He describes crossing parts of Belgium, dodging shells, Verdun front memories, and hopes to return home soon to Cynthia Mann as Christmas and New Year greetings close the letter.
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Cynthia Mann
Reichweiler
Luxemberger County
France
Belgium
U.S. A
Verdun
Tobacco stripping drives Howard's Mill crops this season
The report notes tobacco stripping in Howard's Mill with about half the crop stripped and some small fields finished. A newborn boy named William Pendleton was born Dec 4 to Omer Staton and his wife. Arch Botts and family suffer from flu, the only local cases. Local youths enjoy two weeks of Christmas celebrations as the writer sends season's greetings to The Advocate and readers.
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Thos. Warner
Jas. O. Spratt
Mt. Sterling
Spratt
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Company
H.H. Cherry
The
Advocate
Omer Staton
William Pendleton
Hedge Thompson
Georgetown
Arch Botts
The Lion Escapes Circus Enclosure Then Is Harmless
A lion that escaped its circus enclosure was found to be tame and non threatening afterward. Spectators watched as the animal wandered briefly before handlers recaptured it and declared it safe.
Small Farm For Sale Near Camargo Kentucky
29 acre farm on Brush Creek near Camargo with a 6 room dwelling a new 4 acre tobacco barn and other buildings. Land grows tobacco and corn has a good orchard and ample water. Terms reasonable see HADEN REYNOLDS Mr Sterling Ky RR 6.
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Brush Creek
Camargo
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