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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
6
A 1919 Maryland Kentucky Montgomery bank statement swears to truth but the piece centers on a Manufactures readers plea for a BUILD NOW campaign. It argues wages and material costs will rise post war and rail and road shortages will hamper building. Buyers urged to stockpile coal and materials before fall transportation strains hit.
Three days after Miranda Roberts, 34, was kept in an isolation hospital, it was found she needed a shave. The person kept their sex secret for seventeen years, while a pessimist spread as yet unfunny stories.
The Popolo Italia reports former Kaiser Wilhelm has permission from the German government to return home to Germany and live on one of his estates under police surveillance.
An advertisement urges readers to watch for a Rub-No-More coupon and to buy Rub-No-More Naptha Soap Wash ing Powder Soap Flakes and Spot less Cleanser at grocers for complete satisfaction.
The state Capitol Commission refused to accept a cracked base for the Goebel monument ordered about eight years ago. The state paid half of a $20,000 contract, withholding the remainder until a satisfactory base arrived. In another item Fred Feldschau won a long underwater stay but his body was found minutes after the dive. A woman waiting at Union Station in Alton for the Big Four Flyer learned two hours late that the train had not run for two years.
Mrs. W. T. Atchison of Mt. Sterling reports Doan's Kidney Pills cleared her kidney trouble, dull headaches, and back pain after years of misery. She notes improved kidney action and urges others to use the same remedy priced at 60 cents at dealers, from Peseta Co Buffalo NY.
A call for prompt action to Americanize aliens through early education. It argues that 3,800,000 neglected children lack kindergarten access and praises kindergartens for developing efficiency morality and patriotism. Addresses to secure new classes go to the Kindergarten Director of the United States Board of Education and the National Kinder Association in New York.
The quote compares mental training to physical exercise, suggesting brains can be cultivated with disciplined practice and regular effort akin to workouts for the body. It highlights parallels between cognitive development and physical conditioning.
Uncle Sam reports farmers receive lower cattle prices than during the war while packers sell beef carcasses 15 to 29 percent higher than March. He urges housekeepers to press retailers for postwar relief, calling the situation a menace to farmers and consumers as maturing cattle face potential price declines.
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