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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
Miss Stella Copher visits Richmond friends. John Patrick from Menefee visits the city. Many locals travel to Lexington, Frankfort and Cincinnati for visits, weddings, and church events. A large house party plans and a buffet supper honors visitors from Los Angeles and other areas with a week of entertainment in Sharpsburg and Maysville Pike.
Religious notices promote Baptist and Methodist services with sermons on The Power of the Blood and New Testament Baptism. Assemblies include Sunday School at 9:30, morning worship at 10:45, and evening services. Presbyterians discuss a $1,000,000 education fund involving several Kentucky institutions. church members to be informed. Local health and personal updates follow, including recoveries and hospital operations.
Mr and Mrs C T Miller announce the birth of a son born Friday at their Louisville residence. Mrs Miller formerly Miss Bertha Elam of this city. The baby has been named GT Jr. The Advocate, a twice weekly publication.
Frederick Maryland reports show Democrats winning the mayor, tax collector, and five aldermen by large margins, mirroring a national wave where voters oust Republicans or reelect Democrats. The piece notes New York Democrats seeking Frank A. Wallis for governor, a Clay family connection and Wallis’s farming ties in Bourbon County.
The text warns that when nature adopts an artistic temperament she should avoid any trigger action. It emphasizes precaution and restraint to prevent harm or unintended consequences during creative expression.
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