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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
9
The American Legion formed by World War soldiers could reshape American life. Leaders from 4 million veterans may curb machine politics, fight Bolshevism, and promote patriotism. They could improve sanitation, water, sewerage, bathrooms in farms, and lead highway building while safeguarding national spiritual unity.
Mrs. I. M. Todd has returned home from Winchester where she nursed her aunt Mrs. James Owen. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wiseman and their daughter visited Walter Brady and family. Miss Willie Bell Crump visits her aunt Mrs. Lucy Crump.
The notice invites buyers to inspect a modern home on the Duff farm and attend the sale at the Court House door on Monday June 16 at 1 o'clock. The ad emphasizes farm life appeal and invites participation.
Chautauqua dates set from July 8 to 15 with programs featuring Kryl and his band, "It Pays to Advertise," opera, debates on government ownership, and topics like The League of Nations and The Freedom of the Seas. Lectures include Ada Ward on Getting Together, Florence Ballard on Community Health, and discussions by R. E. P. Kline and Charles Zueblin. The lineup includes the Great Lakes Quartette, Marie Rose Lauler, and the Metropolitan Quartette, ending with Alton Packard.
A humorous remark suggests most men would pay higher prices for a new hat for his wife than face her in town wearing a hat she trimmed for herself.
Vanarsdell’s markets introduces fresh produce with new tomatoes, potatoes, and cucumbers available. shoppers can find assorted varieties and ripe options for seasonal meals.
The Boys Working Reserve aims to enlist American boys aged sixteen to twenty to aid food production amid potential postwar shortages. Enrollees stay in state, grouped work, with supervision, a minimum thirty dollar monthly wage, and free board. Exceptional youths may attend central farm training camps for intensive agricultural instruction.
Punch & Co offers Brown Pumps and Oxfords in new season styles priced at four fifty and six dollars. Their display highlights affordable footwear options with a focus on current fashion trends.
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