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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
6
A witty dialogue from the Philadelphia Record questions whether money or friends matter more. An ad promotes Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil as a strong cheap liniment and a household remedy used for 25 years. Dustless Maps are advertised for hard wood floors, with see-them-at-W A Sutton & Son. Printing services offered by Advocate Publishing Co.
S. E. Kelly & Co. pledges courteous treatment and prompt delivery as part of customer service assurance, with reference to the 121f address line.
A brief, poetic reflection asks what death means and portrays it as release and mercy. The verse contemplates death as cloud clearing, a flower opening, and a spiritual dawn. The text ends with an advertisement claiming improved equipment for cheaper job printing.
The piece notes farming gaining respect among high school students who see farming as a viable vocation on par with business or engineering. It questions what share of this year’s graduates, urban and rural, will declare farming as their chosen path and urges investigation.
Special price offer for a gun metal oxford shoe, labeled $2.50 with sale price $1.98 at Brunner's. Limited to items in stock. sale advertised in local storefront listing.
In the early hours Brown schemes a birthday ruse for his wife by setting a huge cake on the hall table and letting the dog in. The plan backfires when the dog’s muzzle keeps the cake intact, leaving Brown to explain the unintended deception and the missing cake.
A dialogue suggests plans for a Venice stop after a show ends and a Japan tour pathway. It also mentions pursuing a concert hall manager position.
An eight year old boy, Charles Abbott, awoke to smoke at Moss Farm Walton and saved his great aunt by dousing her flaming clothing. He then carried his four year old brother downstairs and returned for the six year old sister, but his great aunt died from shock.
Lincoln Steffens promotes free speech urging right to say anything anywhere and forms a club. At a recent speech he invites joiners. only one member signs on to share his view.
Dustin Stax explains he does not have excess money but would be puzzled without the steady guidance from his mother and sisters. The exchange highlights family influence in managing fortune and decision making.
A humorous exchange about a wife reading newspapers and asking for a tub suit at a wash sale. The joke pokes at perceptions of women in business and shopping.
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