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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
6
Chicago delegates warn 95 percent of the 110 million Americans suffer decay and 75,000 people lack regular brushing. They say current 48,000 dentists serve 15 million annually and a broader education could create a 400,000 dentist shortage. Advocate sale bills suggested.
Registration Next Saturday July 24th urged all eligible to visit the county clerk to register. Citizens urged to vote and not miss their sacred duty by failing to register. those out of town ill or coming of age after election day should still register.
A reflective note on the diversity of people across a wide world and the varied adoption of fashions and trends. The author suggests inclusion of many kinds of individuals, including those with fewer mainstream fads.
S M Warner of Harrison avenue Mt Sterling testifies to severe kidney pain and delirium for five years before taking Dean’s Kidney Pills from Duerson’s Drug Store. He reports steady improvement and says the remedy relieves aches for elderly patients, with a 60 cent price at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Msgrs Buffalo NY endorses the product. One line urges consideration of others’ troubles.
Kentucky Democrats outline the plan to form the state central and executive committees of the campaign. Senator Beckham to name a choice for campaign manager with a district representative driven committee. Judge Hardin predicts a strong victory in November and discusses district contests including J E Sampson versus John M Robison in the Eleventh District.
For sale now giant Pascal celery plants ready to grow quickly. Have plenty of plants available. Call 714. A girl of 16 is it to meet the only man she ever wed once a week.
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