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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
7
A note urges choosing a good printer to avoid inferior work and wasted ad value. It states printers generally charge fair prices, most work hard, and the moral is to use a reputable printer to save money.
Mrs. J W Montgomery of Tunnell Hill Georgia reports boosting her hens from three or four eggs daily to twenty to twenty five with Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription. The tonic is billed as a long standing expert remedy by America's poultry authority offering refunds if not satisfactory.
A social media post declares a sense of exhaustion with life, prompting readers to consider mental health resources and community support. Authorities urge seeking help and reaching out to trusted friends, family, or hotlines when feeling overwhelmed.
W E Bean seeks two saddle horses aged four to eight years for purchase. Contact W E Bean with details and asking price.
The 1920 election ushers women into state offices across the Central West. Miss Alice Robertson of Muskogee Oklahoma becomes the second woman in Congress, while Missouri, Michigan, Oklahoma and Kansas elect several women to county posts, state legislatures and the state superintendent roles. Notable new officeholders include Mrs Estelle Gates and Mrs Jane Johnson as sheriffs in Michigan and Miss Lorraine Wooster in Kansas bar as state superintendent candidate.
A fragmented clipping lists leather and fur garments including dresses and skirts. The unreadable text blocks reveal no clear event or names but indicate a fashion item notice or advertisement.
A local printer invites customers to visit and see what they can do in high quality card and letterhead printing. The ad promises satisfaction or no business and asks, That's Fair, Isn't It?
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