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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
6
A collection of recorded regrets from the Great Library lists errors such as wasting time at school leaving early from schooling neglecting money and religious duties and failing to stay in steady work or accept guidance. The piece frames life choices and spiritual avoidance as key missteps.
A tourist stops to enjoy a simple life but is warned by a Georgia moonshiner to hide money and silence, asking if the traveler wants a quart or gallon, implying illicit exchange. The brief exchange hints at rural moonshine lore and secrecy in a roadside scene.
The ad offers Dr Howard's Dyspepsia Specific at half price from 50c to 25c per bottle. Each bottle contains sixty doses and aims to cure constipation, dyspepsia or liver trouble. Endorsed by many physicians and marketed by W S Lloyd at 50-53 Country dam and spring lamb at Greenwade's.
A Chinese proverb contrasts self critique at night with judging others in the later hours. The saying emphasizes introspection before sleep and restraint toward others.
Vanarsdell's offers fresh vegetables daily while Greenwade's promotes meats and groceries with prompt delivery service to customers. The notices emphasize daily produce and quick home delivery.
A sermon reflects on Luke seven’s scene of the penitent woman anointing Jesus feet. It emphasizes Christ as friend of sinners divine mercy toward humanity and the call to faith through Messiah’s kingdom. It contrasts Pharisaic judgment with the forgiven woman’s devotion.
Henry T. Finck argues in Century Magazine that home electricity could become affordable if electric ranges imitate gas pricing and integrate with fireless cookers. He suggests daytime use and a compact cooking unit could let families heat meals quickly, baking, toasting, and browning with minimal current.
Sleeping dining and parlor cars on express trains offered with weekday services. Consult agents for particulars.
At a New York dinner Richard Croker extols the virtue of work rather than idle wealth. He cites a young American millionaire who boasts of work yet is seen rushing to his Fifth Avenue home to reach his car for lunch and the office.
A brief advertisement promotes Daily Heavenly Manna as the most circulated daily scripture collection with yearly verses and quotes. It also touts Your Friends Birth Dates autographs and records with birthday reminders, marriages, deaths, and a weekday calendar for 150 years, priced 85 cents postpaid or $1 with imitation alligator binding. Printed by Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Miss Mary Dan Harbeson and Mr. Robert G. Harbeson present a concert on Monday evening at Table Opera House. The event titled 11 Musicale showcases a duo recital with selections for a local audience.
A boy quotes his father and a teacher about schooling. Tommy says a teacher warned he might soon be in the criminal class if his pace continues. The exchange shows tension over discipline and future prospects.
The Swiss government to protect the few remaining Alps eagles with four known nesting sites. Guards will safeguard the sites and compensate peasants for livestock losses. Last year eagles took 14 lambs four kids and one cat costing 113 francs. Scarlet collars on lambs tested to deter eagles in Obersberg valley.
A joke exchange between husband and wife about folly and money ends with a quip from the judge. The wife notes she has seen little foolery from the husband recently while the husband deflects with a pun on expenditures.
The officers and sailors on Columbus first voyage included Jews, Luis de Torres. an Englishman, Arthur Laws. Italians, Portuguese, Spaniards and others in a largely Spanish group. Some authorities even posit a Scotsman among the crew, possibly second only to Columbus to set foot on the new world.
A bride and groom on their honeymoon share a playful telegram about a row each morning before breakfast, prompting the father to ask how to pronounce row. The exchange blends humor with family banter.
The brief notice states an established route or service titled WA est Bound becomes effective on May 28 1911. It identifies the change as a formal adoption or launch with limited details available in the readable text.
Train schedules show connections at Lexington for Louisville via L and N, at Winchester for Cincinnati via L and N, and at Campton, Beattyville, and O and K Junctions with Mountain Central Ky and Ohio and Kentucky lines. Several trains link Camp ton, Beattyville, Cannes City, and associated stations.
Wilbur Wright, famed American aviation pioneer, is reported to have died from natural causes after being the first to perfect a flying machine. The death adds to a growing tally of fatalities linked to hazardous occupations, with several accidents reported since June 1. New beans, tomatoes, lettuce at Vanarsdell's.
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