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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
3
Auction listing describes items including a bay work horse and bay mare, buggy harness, tents, corn, fodder, oats, lumber, meat, kraut, potatoes, vinegar, digging tools, and various furniture and household articles. Includes many implements and store items ready for bidding.
The piece urges renewed national vision and foresight as the country faces uncertain times. It cites Ruskin on true foresight and argues loyalty must be tied to a clear, noble ideal for the nation. It asks readers to imagine better things and strive decisively in 1916 for lasting progress.
Fragmentary prose references a scalawag who fancies himself bright and brash. It mentions the era between the war and the automobile and the horse facing continual danger. No identifiable people, places, or events are present.
A short note on how sound guidance becomes value when applied and passed along. It emphasizes practical use of good counsel in work and life and urges proactive sharing. The piece frames advice as a communal asset benefiting all when acted upon.
Richmond based Polk-Miller Drug Co president calls for a ten percent business efficiency gain from occasional laxatives and urges Washington to provide Rexall Orderlies to every businessman. The item ties in with other local notices promoting coffee, dairy, and groceries while quoting miscellaneous quips and ads as part of a cluttered page.
Exclusive selling rights announced for Trial size laxative priced at 10 cents. R. H. White & Co. The Rexall Store promotes this limited offer through their drugstore network.
A reflective meditation on mortality and the lasting record of a person’s deeds. The piece notes that after death a person’s life is judged by how they treated family, friends, and colleagues, and how their past actions shape the memory left behind.
Virginia girl Mattie Enning of Norfolk reports relief from nerv ousness and loss of appetite after using Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. Six bottles brought fifteen pound gain and improved eating. Bassett Drug Co. Mt. Sterling Ky offers the remedy with a guarantee.
A. W. Gleason Notary Public claims Hall's Catarrh Cure acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Send testimonials free. J. Chenry & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A majority of shares consent to dissolution under Kentucky law. Final affairs closure slated at a stockholders meeting in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on January 29 1916 at 2 PM.
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