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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
12
The New York World devotes over half its editorial page to Hoover for President. It calls Herbert C. Hoover the best equipped and most qualified to succeed Woodrow Wilson and states the paper will support him regardless of party or faction.
As people grow older they become less inclined to put on in talk or attire. The observation suggests a shift in social behavior with advancing age, affecting communication and personal presentation.
Louisville health officials urge calm and practical steps to prevent influenza as an epidemic. They advise avoiding sick individuals, ensuring fresh air in sleeping rooms, keeping feet dry, seeking medical care at onset of cold symptoms, coughing or sneezing into a handkerchief, and considering pneumococcus vaccination. The guidance ends with a motivational note on belief and effort toward life goals.
A humorous line notes that believing hard work will melt children leads to a misguided theory about discipline. The remark contrasts whimsy with effort, implying practical advice over fanciful ideas.
A reflective line notes that a person who fights himself is neither a true asset nor a reliable friend to others, underscoring caution about self-defeating behavior and loyalty.
Elizabeth Hon of 12 Harrison Avenue Mt Sterling praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache and dull pains. She credits three boxes from Duerson's Drug Store with relief. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures the remedy.
A reader argues that if Native Americans in public office slander the President and government officials, one may doubt that the alien Red will abstain from similar behavior. The piece questions political hypocrisy and accountability across groups.
A prominent educator argues spanking is the superior punishment because it leaves no physical mark, only a memory. The remark prompts questions about discipline methods and their lasting impact.
The Netherlands rejects the Supreme Council note and sticks to technical law and wartime usage. Holland claimed neutrality but aided Germany unofficially, prioritizing its own interests. It foresees little likelihood of force against Holland, and suggests the agent’s plan offers profit only to the agent, not to you.
The piece observes children preferring to picnic in rain rather than stay indoors while older folks are patient enough to unpack lunches and wait. It notes that a man repeating the same stories daily is a sign of aging, and that all men, young or old, tell the same tales day after day.
The notice asks about the fate or current status of the elderly Borne man famed for playing a harp. It seeks information on his whereabouts or condition, reflecting a community interest in a local figure and his musical reputation.
Dr H M Wright notes how women prefer chores to men preferring letters. A neighborly love affair shows the girl’s exposure to overripe novels and cheap melodrama. If she reaches the altar without peril she may remain the most disappointed girl in the state.
A pointed critique notes the paradox of nations arming themselves while ordinary citizens face strict gun controls. It highlights the tension between state security needs and individual rights.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications but by a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts catarrh inflames the Eustachian tube, causing deafness, and promises to pay one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All Druggists. T C F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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