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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
12
The piece notes executives and wealthy individuals grappling with renewed concerns about income and financial pressure, framing it as a pressing challenge for the affluent sector and prompting readers to consider strategies to address tax and revenue anxieties.
Prof John Uri Lloyd author of Stringtown on the Pike writes about Transylvania College in Lexington praising its historic ties to the South and noting the naturalist Rafinesque, who was a professor there and studied the region's flora. He says Rafinesque is frequently quoted in his writings.
Governor T Edwin P Morrow issues a proclamation urging all Kentuckians to observe February 16 to 22 as Father and Son week. He asks churches M C A and other groups to support observances and strengthen father son ties across the state. The proclamation is dated December 22, 1919 and bears the Great Seal in Frankfort.
Frequent headaches often stem from anemia or bloodlessness, a condition common in girls and women who stay indoors. Pepto Mangan helps build up red blood cells, improves appetite and skin color, and can reduce headache frequency. ensure the product name includes Gude's on the package.
A critical column argues cold storage warehouses are used to inflate prices and plunder the public. It accuses prominent figures and cities of hoarding food, blames ineffective officials, and calls for Congress action or resignation to curb the manipulation. The piece compares U S leaders with wartime promises and questions postwar peacemaking.
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