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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
3
The Committee of American Shipbuilders is listed at 30 Church Street in New York City. The note highlights the organization’s address and presence in the city’s maritime industry.
Oklahoma poultry raiser Mr Williams credits Dr LeGear Poultry Prescription with reduced chick losses and earlier pullet laying. The ad promotes buying the product with money back satisfaction. It also notes Dr LeGear Med Co approving federal rules leasing phosphate deposits up to 2 500 acres to expand fertilizer supply.
Secretary of the Interior Payne directs steps to enlarge fertilizer distribution amid agricultural shortages. The action aims to stabilize prices, boost crop yields, and ensure farmers have access to essential nutrients through coordinated federal and local channels.
The platform is blasted as a long, hollow speech lacking concrete methods and real policies. It accuses the Resolutions Subcommittee of crafting empty promises and boilerplate bravado designed to mislead voters.
A Courier-Journal summary cites Lodge influenced Republican platform as anti Wilson. It condemns the Wilson covenant and praises Senate rejection while noting a hollow attempt to offer a united alternative. The piece calls Republicans cowardly and divided, failing to present a concrete substitute. It ends with a local ad for E. W. Punch & Co. shirts.
N L Bick of 717 Eighth Ave Huntington West Virginia fainted at work fell between C and O railroad tracks and was rescued by a passerby. He credits The Reese Formula R-11 with curing his longstanding dizziness and digestive troubles and recommends it to others.
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