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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
3
Rats spread bubonic plague and foot and mouth disease affecting humans stock and crops. RAT-SNAP offers a three size remedy to kill and cremate rats with no odor, sold by Chenault & Crcar. An unrelated note mentions fashion images of Rosa wearing beads.
Mack notes another altitude record by airmen may be surpassed at the Republican national convention in Chicago. He highlights dim memories of Dotty Dimples and the Floradora Girls at a New York rooftop event and mocks figures from Wood to Harding as the "Gold Dust Twins." He mentions Luke I C Straight running for Marion County surveyor and a hurried telegraph room scene at the convention.
The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co presents a high standard tire claiming no extra cost for superior quality. With decades of rubber expertise and unanimous adoption of proven improvements, Brunswick tires are marketed as a surprising, all-in-one value from Cincinnati headquarters at Seventh and Main.
A collage of satirical notes and quips on politics and society begins with a jab at a Republican platform draft and includes tangential humor about coeds and track meets. The piece ponders figures, sidewalks, and the pace of minds versus machines, closing with a quip about Senator Penrose and a Chicago convention.
Mrs Dallas Prine of Kathleen Florida credits Cardus with ending numbness in her hands arms and limbs after childbirth. She says after about five bottles her circulation returned and her strength and energy returned enabling her to do housework and care for six children.
The Kentucky Highway Association and related groups hold a large Good Roads convention at Jefferson County Armory Louisville June 15 16 17 with Governor Morrow attending. A free exhibit opens to all, with a parade, addresses by state and national engineers, and sessions on new road laws and bridges.
A jumble of cartoon captions and wry lines from a newspaper page. Snippets reference politicians, a missing fortune, social notes, and light humor about figures like Hiram Johnson and Johnny. The piece reads as a collage of jokes and local color without a single cohesive event.
Mrs. W. P. Carroll of Louisville credits Tanlae with curing ten years of indigestion and rheumatic pain and says both she and her husband recovered their health. She recalls heart palpitations and breathlessness and notes no symptoms since taking Tanlae.
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