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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
A description highlights a fashionable hotel near the Board Walk, noted as a prime stop for the Advocate's Party. The property sits half a square from the famed Atlantic City boardwalk, signaling its prominence and desirable location.
Five popular Mt. Sterling girls and surrounding county companions will visit Atlantic City then Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington D C as honored guests of the Apvocatr. The article extols Atlantic City as a premier summer destination with a seven mile board walk vast piers and beaches drawing visitors from the United States and Europe. The itinerary emphasizes lavish plans and carefree expense as part of the grand outing.
The piece extols Atlantic City New Jersey as the cool retreat for Mt Sterling residents during heat waves. It urges readers to prepare for an outing to the seashore and notes the city as the fashionable summer destination with high crowd density and social appeal. The Anvocarr offers free travel.
The article outlines five districts within the At vocate territory for a contest. It specifies district lines from the C and O depot on Bank street north to Howard avenue, then to Clay streets, then east to Maysville street, and up to the city limits, with the eastern side including at least Aarons Run Side View Grassy Lick Levee and Beans and Camargo Jeffersonville Howards Mill Harts Smithville and Spencer precincts.
District No 5 covers Bath Clark Menefee and Rowan counties. Any young lady sixteen or older of good character living in a district may enter by placing her name on a slip or using the coupon in this issue and dropping it in the ballot box. Entrants before June 1 receive a bonus of 3000 votes.
The notice invites patrons to call or address the Contest Manager at The Advocate for any unclear contest details. It promises fair, straightforward conduct and offers explanations for all questions from the management.
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