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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
4
The May report from Mrs. L. Norris, community nurse, records 25 patients, 110 nursing visits, and 6 business visits. The entry ends with abridged notes on surgeries.
The Advocate for printing notes scattered counts across categories including 2 tuberculosis cases 3 Metropolitan cases 4 paid visits 8 patients sent to hospitals and 2 deaths as part of a broader country call.
Ohio city record shows J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo firm. He offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case cured only by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and urges testimonials.
A rhythmic call urges continuous action. The speaker stresses persistence in walking, speaking, growing, and advertising to sustain momentum and progress.
A Manufacturers Record piece notes the Railroad Administration controls rail assets worth 20 billion and plans 1 million in rail passenger advertising. It cites ten US tea associations seeking 2 million for ads and a sugar company spending 2.5 million to promote its brands, calling the current public spending unwisdom.
Cravens and Turpin real estate dealers sold the Elm Street cottage belonging to W T Fitzpatrick to W P Lawrence for 2700 dollars. The brokers note the home is in a splendid neighborhood and the price reflects its value.
A saying suggests a Senegambian would choose shredded hay over pork chops, illustrating a humorous take on pride and dietary choices. The line contrasts admiration for intelligence with cultural food preferences to provoke reflection on taste and value.
The Cynthiana Democrat recalls past filler woes and argues country papers must fit legitimate news and ads. A reader sent a long signed list for a road subscription fund, suggesting printing to fill space but the paper says to cut down and stay concise.
Thomas D. Grubbs, son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Grubbs, recently discharged Army officer who served in France, has accepted a banking position in Bartlesville Oklahoma and will depart this week to start duties. He attended State University at Lexington before the army and is praised as a young man of ability with many friends wishing him success in the west.
Counties across the state show keen interest in three day Farmers' Community Meetings discussed in the prior issue. Full information is available by writing to the State Development Committee Headquarters in the Board of Trade Building Louisville for details.
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