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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
7
The notice explains reinstatement within 48 months for lapsed War Risk Insurance, detailing two months’ premiums and health conditions. It urges prompt action and notes health at discharge matters. It also touches partisan leadership and a few political points, then shifts to agricultural markets, egg and butter prices, and poultry movements due to weather.
A speaker asserts that not all knowledge comes from correspondence and that many lessons must be gained through direct experience rather than reading or writing to learn.
The article notes many prefer patriotic displays at a safe distance from hostilities. Citizens express cautious support for national sentiment while avoiding direct involvement in conflict zones.
A white corn straw bonnet features a crown covered in green white and red currants. The small hat is pitched as the season’s early wear sensation for women.
The piece urges keeping hands off pocketbooks in crowds and promotes War Savings Stamps as a remedy for a leaky purse. It notes Senator Borah writing to Republican presidential contenders urging disclosure of their vital opinions before the party adopts a formal platform.
A 60 year old Montana man has never written a letter. He avoids trouble and, if he sticks to his habit, may live to 110.
Ste Genevieve Missouri posts the largest War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates totals in 1919 among towns in Missouri Arkansas or Kentucky when population is considered. Postmaster Louis P Kern reports 11715 dollars in stamps and 6000 dollars in certificates sold in 1919 and expects an even stronger 1920.
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