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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
2
This article warns parents against punishing children by forcing them to lie in bed during the day. It argues such practice risks developing bad habits, and advises keeping children occupied with wholesome activities. It suggests timely naps if extra rest is needed and emphasizes frank, kind guidance to prevent harm.
Examination of school children shows ninety six of every hundred with diseased teeth. The U S Government appoints traveling dentists to visit Indian Schools, examine and treat all who present themselves. Indians are taught dental care and urged to follow these instructions.
American Legion posts run free employment bureaus to aid veterans amid job shortages. A union official refutes claims that joining the Legion forfeits union cards. Minnesota thanks newspapers for 1920 support, and post accounting sets are prepared for delivery. Pinedale Wyoming reports a post 110 miles from rail, with 35 members across 500 square miles. Massachusetts investigates veteran swindling by lawyers, War Risk Act fees capped at 3, and Norfolk post reports claims and insurance activity. Omaha officer Joereglia earns medal for bravery averting a blowout by finding a hid fuse in a restaurant.
Mary Graves describes turning a backyard incubator into profit after three years in poultry farming. She attributes rat control to RAT-SNAP, noting dead rats found and then disappearance of pests. The product sold by Chenault & Crgar with three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25.
John H. O’Neil of Darrowville Ohio reports remarkable health gains from Tanlac, claiming seventeen pounds gained after four bottles. He describes relief from long stomach troubles, reduced pains, and renewed vigor similar to his younger years. Tanlac is sold in Mt Sterling by Land and Priest.
University of Louisville students will set up a wireless radio plant at the College of Arts and Sciences Building for experimental use in wireless telephone. The limited sending range will be about 500 miles with a hope to receive messages from up to 5,000 miles. Work will be mainly done by students under E. B. Kirk, assistant instructor in physics, using apparatus he already operates as an amateur.
Springfield Missouri woman Mia D. V. Williams narrates a dramatic recovery from backache headaches and nervous weakness after taking Cardus. She says the remedy restored strength improved sleep and changed her condition from run-down to feeling like a different person.
A Burley Tobacco Growers Association warning predicts distress as prices drop after a poor crop year. Growers urged to stay united, seek redress through lawful channels, and rely on organization rather than government relief to weather the deflationary period.
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed sinus mucous lining and Eustachian tube blockage. It promiss a constitutional remedy via Hall's Catarrh Medicine and offers a $100 reward for any incurable case, with circulars free from T C F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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