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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1917

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Earn Longstanding Praise

Mt. Sterling residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches dizziness and urinary ills. Charles Neal reports lasting relief from Doan's after his family member’s severe back pain, purchased at Duerson's Drug Store. Neal confirms continued good results over three years. 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Mt. Sterling Doan Charles Neal Hamilton Ave Duerson Mr. Neal Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Death of Mrs Gorman at age eighty four

Mrs Eliza T Gorman aged eighty four mother of J A Gorman and Teddy Gorman died in Lexington last week. Her body was taken to Flemingsburg for interment. J A Gorman resides in Lexington and Teddy Gorman in Flemingsburg with two daughters and another son surviving.

Eliza T. Gorman J. A. Gorman D. C Teddy) Gorman Lexington Flemingsburg Teddy Gorman

Henry Gaitskill Sells 72-Acre Farm on Paris Pike

Henry Gaitskill sells his seventy two acre farm near Sideview on the Paris pike to Al Anderson for twelve thousand dollars. The land is among the best in the area and partially improved. Possession to be given March 1.

Henry Gaitskill Paris Pike Sideview al Anderson

Stanley's Stand on an extra session of the legislature

The Richmond Climax Madisonian notes Governor Stanley weighs calling a special session to ease the state's finances. It argues such a session would be costly and slow, with no guaranteed revenue gains, and suggests leaving lawmakers at home as the safer choice.

Stanley Sclons Richmond Madisonian

After You Are Dead The World May Hear Our Love

In reflective words the speaker contemplates expressing the depth of affection for a person only after their death, suggesting lasting remembrance and public tribute beyond life. The tone hints at a vow to reveal true devotion when the beloved is no longer present to hear it.

Garden revival for towns using idle land

An editorial urges towns to reclaim idle land for food production. It cites London’s 14 000 idle acres and potential $7 000 000 yearly value, then asks readers to measure local vacant plots, cultivate half an acre if possible, and rent unused lots. It links gardening to health, economy, and town beauty and asks for public input.

England Germany City of London

Judge Gary's Recipe for Success

Judge Gary offers a eight point guide for a young man. He urges honesty truthfulness seriousness and belief in the Golden Rule. He advises temperate habits strong health good education and steady self improvement. He stresses conscientiousness modesty courage endurance economy loyalty and focus on mastery.

Gary

Man Purchases 115 Acre Howard's Mill Farm for 10000

Mr. M. P. Skidmore of the county buys from W. W. Stevenson the 115 acre Howards Mill farm for $10,000 and will take possession March 1. The property is described as well improved and a fine farming site.

M. P. Skidmore W. W. Stevenson Howard’s Mill

Community paper limits free notices to support local events

The Russellville Times explains it will print charitable and community notices without charge but cannot provide unlimited free publicity. It notes printers must be paid on Saturdays and readers expect paid advertising for elaborate notices, while first announcements remain news.

Russellville Times

Judgment on mob danger credited to Judge C H Bush

The Hopkinsville Kentuckian recounts how Judge C H Bush risked mob violence to save Luke Martin by sending him out of town. He then used strategy to pacify the crowd to buy time for Gov. Stanley, showing courage akin to the Governor as he quieted the mob before the Governor arrived.

Luke Martin C. H. Bush Gov. Stanley Hopkinsville Kentuckian

Dont roar at the price of eggs. It takes a hen long time

A historical note explains that a hen requires twenty four hours to lay one egg, warning against overreacting to egg prices. The item presents a curious observation about poultry timing and production.

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Mt. Sterling, Ky Mrs. Gorman J. H. Brunner Stanley's Kentucky Wm. S. Lloyd Judge Gary the Advocate For Printing Pos Tum J. D
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