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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
3
The text reflects a warm charitable mood as society emphasizes kindness toward employers, employees, and acquaintances. It urges balance between intellect and heart, noting people may neglect compassion amid busyness and stressing the value of forgiveness and generosity.
A festive gathering opens with a broad celebration as people prepare to observe the Christ light. Participants from various communities join in song and praise, signaling a hopeful moment of unity and spiritual renewal.
Mrs H Eppy of Fair Haven Vermont shares relief after doctors recovered her health and restored her ability to care for her three member family. She reports regained strength, appetite, and ability to perform housework, and plans to tell friends about the improvement.
A verse warns against revealing a dangerous secret that could ruin a person’s life. It references a tall leader and a hidden skeleton in a closet, suggesting the harm of public revelation. The fragment ends with an ad style line urging selling secrets through advertising.
Clippings describe a broken wagon near Rattlesnake Ridge and a blacksmith’s missing anvil, a peanut hull cereal venture, a curious bird brought by Dr J W Smith, and a narrow escape crossing Peavine Ridge. Reports include Regulators warning a new neighbor and a squirrel encounter with Jack Goodine in Goose Creek bottoms. Desisive singing planned at Possum Holler next third Sunday.
The Highway Engineering Department of the College of Engineering hosts Road Builders Week in Lexington February 7–12 1916. The State University offers a free one week course in road building with lectures laboratories and field work for county engineers inspectors judges magistrates contractors and citizens.
The sole stockholders announce dissolution and winding up led by W. A. Sutton and T. P. Sutton with accounts to them. claims should be presented to T. P. Sutton, W. A. Sutton, Geo. C. Eastin and Mayme C. Eastin. Also a collection note from R. G. Kern appears. The rest is miscellaneous advertising copy and aphorisms.
Dr. W B Triplett osteopath lists office in Jordan Building with residence phone 230 and office phone 287. Classified as a local professional contact notice.
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