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Duerson's Drug Store advertises new book arrivals at court street location with emphasis on recent releases and store offerings.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
5
Duerson's Drug Store advertises new book arrivals at court street location with emphasis on recent releases and store offerings.
Several residents and visitors are listed with hometowns including Winchester Lexington Taylorsville Morehead Chattanooga Okla City Danville Carlisle St Louis and Florida. Notables include E A Flynn T Sears Moss Geo A Peed Jack W Burbridge Mrs John McGilloway and A B Pieratt among others with brief travel and attendance notes. A play outing to It Pays to Advertise in Lexington is also mentioned.
The marriage will be held this evening at 8 30 at the Christian church in Winchester with Rev. J H Mac Neil officiating. Miss Anna Coleman Van Meter will be maid of honor and Lewis Hampton is best man. Bridesmaids include Josephine Thornhill Harriet Crouch Mildred Johnson Katherine Nelson. Groomsmen are Gay Prewitt Charles Dudley Edward Smith Jefferson Stewart. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home and the couple will depart for a several week trip.
Senator J Will Clay of this district is named to Education Executive Affairs Public Health and Police Power Agriculture and State Fair and Mines and Mining committees. Pure pork sausage advertised at Vanarsdell's.
A candidate seeking Ohio votes recalled his beginnings in a grocery, earning $3 a week and saving. A heckler asked if that was before cash registers, reflecting skepticism about his rise to Congress.
A. W. Hamilton advertises 200 barrels of egg corn for sale.
Mr and Mrs E J Shackelford announce the marriage of their son BE J Shackelford Jr known as Zeke, to Miss Elsie Kent in Sydney Australia. Zeke holds a position with a large Sydney wholesale firm.
No wedding bells this week but Vanarsdell & Co reports a finished coffee line and notes the coy maidens still living in hopeful hush.
The sick Mrs. Susan Lane and Mrs. Nannie Baum show improvement while Mrs. R L Vanarsdell and Miss Allee Young recover from influenza. Mr. Dean Carr and Mrs. Allie Ratliff survive severe illness and pneumonia. Mrs. W R Thompson and Emma Magowan regain strength. several telephone workers and Mrs. Emma Wells face injuries from an accident, with Wells needing weeks of recovery.
The all day meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be hosted by Mrs. Robert I Settles on Friday starting at 10 30 in the morning.
A collection of small notices includes Jersey cows and heifers for sale, farm goods at Vanars Credit and cash, roasts and steaks from Van arsdell, and various bargains. Also mentions a 1916 political convention note and a quote about the Sabbath by Beecher.
Mrs Flimgill notes the landlord increased the rent on their current apartment. The exchange reflects relief at avoiding moving but concern over higher housing costs.
A terse note labeled "it Hurts Her Feelings" and a "Please don't mark Alice's examples wrong anymore" jab at a teacher triggers a discussion on student sensitivity and grading practices. The fragment hints at classroom tensions over assignments and critique.
A New York Telegram column argues that Russia has outgrown Western Europe, fights only when forced, and seeks spiritual betterment for its people. It credits Germany with forging a united Russia through shared history and past oppression, suggesting Russia’s current greatness is self-made.
A fragment shows a grocer and customer banter about eggs from the city. The eggs are called fresh by denial and described as cracked and identical, highlighting a humorous exchange.
Two privates on leave in Paris spent two francs for refreshment. When Jock McTavish handed a five franc coin to the waitress she kept it and gave no change. Tam, speaking broken French, queried why the change was not returned, prompting a polite reply in French.
A history attached to Cattaro the Austrian naval port notes its changing sovereignties Serbia Venice Hungary Austria Italy France and Austria again. The city endured Turkish sieges plague visits and near total destruction from earthquakes twice.
A witty exchange suggests the key to smooth writing is starting with a fountain pen. The quip illustrates how a tool can influence writing flow and style.
A brief curtain aside notes a long stage wait in that act and quips about the heavy man and a butcher’s stance on antigambling laws. The dialogue pivots on steak handling as a punchline.
A rural dialogue contrasts knowledge of cash customers with regular monthly bill payers, highlighting practical business tact through plainspoken advice about recognizing customer behavior and reliability. The exchange emphasizes steadiness, honesty, and familiarity with different client types as keys to handling finances.
A woman formerly from New York recounts changing her name after a second marriage and depositing funds in a New England town. She signed checks with her former name, causing a returned item marked No funds, while the bank’s director husband was aware of her prior marriage but not asked.
In Flatbush and Bensonhurst residents swap light garden quips about a rooster peering through fence pickets this morning, prompting amused commentary on curbside chats and neighborhood charm.
A German scientist has developed an electric oven so small it can sit on a microscope. It is designed to heat and dry specimens prepared for examination, enabling closer and more controlled preparation for analysis.
A New York Tribune reflection on how a lifetime memory stores vast names and characters from literature. From infancy through adulthood the reader accumulates an expansive circle of fictional acquaintances, from fairies and heroes to Homer, Shakespeare, Dickens, Balzac, Kipling, and others.
A brief excerpt captures Arnold Bennett praising the discipline of braced will as essential to worthwhile action. He notes it as a key trait setting him apart from idle ease by the fire.
I C B Patterson cashier swears the bank's figures are true as of January 1 1916 with reserves and deposits listed. The document records loans and discounts unsecured overdrafts U S bonds and circulation notes outstanding demand deposits and various certified cashier's checks in detail.
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