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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

7

Chesapeake & Ohio to Build Ohio River Bridge and 62 Mile Link

The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway announces contracts let through its subsidiary for a bridge over the Ohio River near Portsmouth and about 62 miles of new trackage from Waverly to Valley Crossing. The project, costing around 4.5 million dollars, aims to connect Hocking Valley and C O Railway via Norfolk & Western.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company Chesapeake & Ohio Northern Railway Ohio River Portsmouth Ohio Hocking Valley Railway Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Norfolk & Western Railway Waverly Valley Crossing Kanawha & Michigan Hocking Valley Toledo Chesapeake & Ohio Lines

Hidden Wit in a Blinding Light Quip

A sharp line mocks divine design as the speaker quips that any brighter world would be deemed too bright to bear. The remark shifts from playful humor to a sly critique of contrived limits in perception.

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers

A warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and praise for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The ad claims mercury damages smell and overall health and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold by druggists at 5 cents per bottle with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Don’t Care Man Hampers Work and Town’s Progress

A reflective piece contrasts a careless, complaining worker who mutters “I don’t care” with a town seeking change. It portrays the harm of desultory habit in labor, then shifts to a call for one hundred intelligent, determined men to spearhead a movement to develop both town and country, offering opportunities for advancement.

Quote on friendship and a man’s reputation

The saying cautions against overreliance on friends and highlights a man’s reputation as his best ally. It extols fairness capability diligence politeness intellect and temperance as essential traits.

Dr Howard cure claim challenged by Bassett Drug Co

An ad notes Bassett Drug Co offers Dr Howard's Specific with money back if it fails to cure constipation or dyspepsia. They advertise half price 25 cent sale and promise cures for sick headache dizziness malaria and liver troubles. The item cites University of Illinois bulletin and Indiana school consolidation data.

Bassett Drug Company Mt. Sterling

Read Books In Old Days Phrase of Reading Habits

A brief remark about changing reading habits contrasts past and present. Mrs. McGudley notes people now pretend to read yet do not. The Advocate for printing frames the dialogue as a nostalgic aside on literacy and leisure.

Scotland Royal Engineers England London Chronicle

Incoherent Proposals About Europe and Governance

A fragmented, satirical voice suggests uniting Europe under a devil emperor as a commentary on wartime politics. It mocks political competence and quotes a critic remark about a man who talks too much, contrasting idealism with personal failings amid a weary mood.

Reputation in Two Hemispheres Rides on Time

A reflective note on how easy it is to build or ruin a reputation as events unfold. It suggests that even solid arguments may fail to persuade others, and hints that divine or moral justice moves slowly, especially outside Europe.

Consolidated School Report Reveals Savings and Driver Practices

The report lists 14 schools and a net saving of 6 734 74 dollars from consolidation. Superintendent Gilham notes drivers carry watches to time routes, keep arrival times for Consolidated School, generally Standard, and average 5 miles per hour on the route with arrivals 10 to 15 minutes early.

Indiana la Grange County Whitley County H. S. Gilliams Gilham

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