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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1919

Page

4

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Troubles Says Mrs Trimble

Mrs Jace Trimble of 3 Jamison Street reports dull pains in the kidneys and fatigue, claiming Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backaches and irregular kidney function. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milling Co., Buffalo, N Y distributes.

Sterling Jace Trimble Jamison Sr Dean Doan Trimble Foster-Mil- Winn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

The Negro Soldiers Are Coming Home

A tribute poem praising African American soldiers who served in France with the 801 Pioneer Infantry. It lauds their courage, sacrifices, and role in securing freedom, led by General Pershing, and calls for national homage and comfort for veterans.

Pershing Amanda Bell Bradshaw William Bradshaw France Pioneer

Locusts to Invade Kentucky This Year

An entomologist from the Department of Agriculture warns that seventeen year locusts will invade Kentucky and neighboring states in 1919. The cicada will cause the greatest damage in Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and about nineteen other Central West states.

Kentucky Department of Agriculture Indiana Tennessee West

Missing in Action and the Call for a Liberty Bond

The piece laments soldiers listed as missing in action and praises those who served. It urges every citizen to support the war effort by purchasing a Liberty Bond, arguing loyalty and duty justify such national defense. It condemns those who surrendered or avoided service as traitors to the country and families.

Marty Uncle Sam

Alfalfa Show Moves Ahead During Farmers Week

Rumor of cancellation due to Kentucky corn show change proved false as alfalfa growers hold their usual convention and show at the University of Kentucky during Farmers Week January 28 to 30. A premium list and free alfalfa dinner highlight the event before Farmers Week was called off because of the flu.

University of Kentucky Kentucky Corn Growers’ Association

Geiger Pharmacy to close as corporation switch to partnership

Notice states Geiger Pharmacy Company Incorporated will wind up as a corporation after a December 23 1918 stockholders meeting and continue business under the same name as a partnership in the future. The item also includes a stray sentence about a hermit enjoying a lodge in a wilderness.

Geiger Pharmacy Company Incorporated

Before you die someone will whisper to someone else

A cryptic aphorism circulates about mortality and mental strain, implying a whispered claim that one is losing his mind. The line hints at fear, fate, and rumor in the face of impending death.

Mt. Sterling

Royal Flush Holder Sees Rare Play Occurs Less Often

A casual observation notes that the person with a Royal Flush rarely gets a chance to act on it, reflecting casino or game dynamics and strategic betting patterns.

The Lost Column of a newspaper will find most anything

The phrase humorously notes a newspaper feature that tracks down various items while joking about losing the waistline. The line reflects lighthearted reader-joke content typical of periodical humor columns.

Happiness Path Crosses a Bridgehead Stream of Tears

The fragment hints at a reflective line where happiness is described as crossing a bridgehead stream of tears. It reads like a literary aside about emotional passage and resilience.

Public ownership of railroads urged as costly failure

The Rochester Post-Express argues public ownership of railroads is universally costly and unsatisfactory with examples from Missouri Pennsylvania North Carolina Georgia and overseas. It cites Germany Austria Russia and other nations where state operation often deficits taxpayers. It also critiques McAdoo and Burleson for government control of utilities and ends with a quip on trust and bluff.

Missouri Pennsylvania North Carolina Georgia Belgium Fingland France Canada Germany Austria Russia

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England J .M. McCarty Dia Holland M. Guyot McAdoo The Rochester Post-Express the Advocate For Printing John W.jones Evy Jones Jeweler Mt. Sterlae Court House Montgomery County Court House Hinkston Pike Maysville Pike Hinkston Creek St. Regis John H. McGowan Montgomery County Howard’s Mill Slate Creek S. P. Greenwade MT. Sterling, Kentucky
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