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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
6
President Taft’s former physical adviser Dr Charles E Barker will lecture at Chautauqua week on Health and Happiness and How to Live 100 Years. He will demo home exercises and outline a diet for office workers.
Local visit by Governor Harry Myers of Little Rock sparks interest as he shows a Day Night patent watch to the public. The quirky gadget marks day and night on the dial to tell dusk without outdoors viewing.
A collection of local adages urging forward plans for housing roads and business. Emphasizes home town effort, savings, leadership, and practical steps to keep residents and money local. Urges proactive support for town improvement and civic participation.
The article reflects on religious freedom seekers like the Quakers Pilgrim Fathers and Dutch Reformers coming to America to practice beliefs freely. Polish author Henry Sienkiewicz is cited predicting America will become the conscience of the world promoting justice and freedom as guarantees of peace and a better future.
The Cynthiana Democrat notes Secretary Bryan as the sole cabinet member not invited by Speaker Clark to his daughter’s wedding. It frames the absence as proof that Bryan influenced Woodrow Wilson’s nomination and that Bryan made no mistake.
Time-tested Mt Sterling story shows John Forman praising Doan's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. He says the remedy cured his back strain and kidney trouble and he confirms the benefit after more than three years. Price is 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A fragment notes a divorce suit as a suit for suitors unsuited, yet not troubling the speaker or “the mummy” as life carries its storms and strife and remains worth living.
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