New Pastor to Lead Somerset Church in January 1919
The Somerset church welcomes Dr. A. W. Fortune, professor of Systematic Theology at the College of the Bible Lexington Kentucky, as their pastor for the coming year. Fortune is praised as genial, capable, and highly regarded by students and congregants. He holds degrees from Hiram College and earned a PhD from a leading university. He has six years of teaching, years of ministry, and celebrated sermons marked by Scriptural content, personal touch, and practical Christian living. The congregation plans a warm reception on the first Sunday in January 1919.
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Somerset Christircc
A. W. Fortune
College of the Bible
Lexington
Fortune
Hiram College
The Kaiser s No Is It Will Be Remembered
The passage recalls the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month ending World War I and notes a Bible verse in I Kings eleven eleven about covenant and kingdom taken from Solomon.
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Solomon
For Rent Store Room On Court Street
Store room on Court street now occupied by Food Administrator. Will repair to suit renter and give possession at once. For further particulars see H. R. Prewitt, Atty. 22 1f Richard Reid Rogers.
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Court Street
H. R. Prewitt
Richard Reid Rogers
Rooms For Rent In Furnished Shared Bath Facility
Furnished rooms with private bath available for rent in a centrally located property. Apply at this office. (25-1 £) UW maths.
Fifth Liberty Loan Faced With Propaganda Attacks
D C Willis, chairman of the Central Liberty Loan Committee, warns against enemy propaganda as the Fifth Liberty Loan approaches in April. He stresses thrift and buying Liberty Bonds, denies rumors the loan will be banked by bankers, and urges immediate preparation for a popular, safe investment to secure postwar obligations.
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United States
D. C. Willis
Central Liberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve
Cleveland
Virgil Sullivan Describes Red Cross Welcome in London
In London Virgil Sullivan reports Red Cross aid for arriving troops, meals, beds, and social activities at Eagle Hut. He praises the organization and notes soldiers enjoy meals at cost, entertainment, sewing services, and tours, while awaiting ship deployment from Portland, England. He mentions plans to sail mid December and hopes to return home for Christmas.
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London
Red Cross
Robinson
Portland
England
States
Thrift Must Still Be Our Watchword
The article argues thrift remains essential for national welfare and urges restraint despite pressures from deficits. It cites Fifth Liberty Loan needs, rising Federal Reserve discounts, and bank credit strain as signs to curb spending and defer nonessential expenses.
The Boy Was Right The Crown Joke In Schoolroom Tale
An old newspaper gag recalls a teacher asking who gets the biggest crown and a boy replying with a quip about the head size. A parable-like anecdote follows about Monroe failing in business due to advertising, though he did not advertise. The piece ends with a note that the advocate for printing reflects on marketing and reputation.
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Fordson Tractor
Henry Ford & Son
Dearborn
Michigan
Fordson
Strother Motors Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
C. Wills
Virgil Sullivan
Eagle Hut
Europe
Saturday Evening Post
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
Bu- Sa
Monroe
the Advocate For Printing
Petro-Menta
John White & CO
Louisville
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office Building
L. Fisher Foot Specialist
Earl W. Senff
H. M. Wright
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
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Maysville Sts
Chesaneake & Ohio R’v
Pullman
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Richmond, Va
Old Point
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
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Mary
Thomas
Caruso
Draughton's
Nashville, Tenn
W. S&s. Lloyd
Griggs Motor Car CO
Shelbyville, Ky
Shelby County
J. D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Sam
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BRAME
Vana Brame Medicine Co
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Miller’s Creek Coal
McDonald Bros
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Son
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