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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
2
An editorial argues public utilities are essential servants in homes and industries, underpinning daily life and national functioning. It highlights electricity gas telephone and transportation as democratic, universal services and notes calls for government funds to combat liquor traffic and unemployment.
A mother recalls her pre marriage days while her children listen, and her gaze rails at the father as if he caused a grim harm. The line hints at a deep rift and long-held accusation within the family dynamic.
The old fashioned actress once a major drawing card due to seven divorces is described in vivid terms as a reflection of changing public tastes. The piece traces how her fame has faded while society’s views on marriage evolve.
A columnist notes license plates and symbols could be attacked by critics as revealing broad public corruption, joking that Arkansas symbols might be altered to reflect moonshine culture as reform debates intensify.
The line suggests some individuals crave wealth to fund separation and a trip to Europe. It presents a social observation rather than a report, lacking names or concrete events.
The poem contrasts meaning with meter and fame with inner insight. It explores hidden artistic forces behind painting sculpture and music, elevating spirit over surface and asserting the essence of life as divine.
A 1917 testimonial from Mrs. W T Atchison of 43 E High street describes dull backaches kidney distress and frequent headaches improved by Dean's Kidney Pills and affirms the benefit remains true in 1920. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents and is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a report from Governor Scott Bone Alaska is pegged at 150 billion dollars in wealth yet its civilized population fell by 10 000 to 30 000 across a decade. The piece argues abundant wealth awaits active settlers despite the harsh climate and sparse density.
Land and Priest urge readers to try Tanlae and join thousands praising its value. The call to action emphasizes honesty in trial and widespread positive reception.
A newspaper fragment lists twelve common mistakes to prevent including judging others harshly and overvaluing perfection. It quotes Tanlac as appetizing and strengthening and ends with a ad-like tease about artificial silk and a playful misquote about the world’s halves.
George Maze from Mt. Sterling visited Sunday. Taylor Otis died December 24 and was buried at Hill Top cemetery, Marshall. Mrs. Reuben McClain died in a Lexington hospital and was brought here for burial. Mrs. Anna Howell visited her son Furl Howell in Ashland. A music recital by Mrs. M W Fowler’s class drew a large crowd. T J Perry visited Duncan in Mt. Sterling. Arthur Points of Georgetown College visits home. Everett Oldham Howell returns from Barbourville College. Mrs. Lucy Vernon of Covington did business here. Vaudeville and movies at Tip Top theatre drew crowds. Rowan county officers raided a moonshine still and destroyed it, eight gallons seized. John Davison walked home with Mr. and Mrs. Kell after a card party. Harold and Karl Wills hosted a party on Caney Avenue. Miss Margaret Steele of V Hill visits her aunt Mrs. Bates.
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