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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
18
An old advertisement promotes Nature's Rem NR tablets as a daily laxative and purifier. It claims the product improves digestion, stimulates appetite, and cleanses liver and kidneys. The line emphasizes ease of use with a week long course and urges purchase from a local druggist.
Four members of the Craig family of Memphis Missouri started the New Knight by ordering four one thousand dollar Treasury Savings Certificates on January 12 through J W Bam the Memphis postmaster. The Craigs are Alfred G Leslie M Richard M and Alfred G Jr all of 304 Huntington Avenue. Read the Classified ads.
The piece argues Hoover leads public sentiment for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1920, with popular demand rivaling or surpassing other candidates. It notes Republicans may nominate General Wood unless a factional cabal secures Harding or Lowden, signaling a shift toward merit over party records.
An old Lexington and Winchester ad touts American Cafeterias with two locations 122 North Upper Street Lexington and 75 Main Street Winchester. It promises best meals for the least money and emphasizes ready service, cleanliness, and no waiting.
Lexington Herald argues Hoover is uniquely qualified and the best choice for the next term. It contrasts Hoover with Harding Lowden and a radical Democratic option, urging Democrats to back a world view candidate and warning against provincial leadership. The piece also notes a prize for ideas shaping the next GOP platform.
A pithy remark on gender and discipline contrasts a parrot's ease of mimicry with the difficulty of instructing women. The statement reflects dated stereotypes rather than a factual event.
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