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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1919

Page

2

Salvation Army Campaign Conducted This Week in Kentucky

The Salvation Army launches a Home Service Fund drive in Kentucky to aid the poor and neglected. Evangeline Booth leads American efforts with endorsements from Pershing and other leaders as funds support domestic relief and postwar work.

Salvation Army Kentucky Home Service Fund Salvation Army of America William Booth London Evangeline Booth America John J. Pershing Baker Wilson Foch Joffre Europe

Marry at Lexington

In Lexington on June 11 at the Christian church parsonage Earle Fleming and Willye Clinkenbeard were united in marriage by Rev. E L Ford. Witnesses were Mrs Kields and Hunts. The couple will reside in Bourbon county with Fleming's father.

Lexington The Christian Church Earle Fleming Willye Clinkenbeard Little Rock E. L. Ford Kields Hunts G .L. Crouch Bourbon County G. I. Crouch Bourbon T. J. Fleming

Danville Farmer James G. Cecil Seeks Democratic Nomination

James G. Cecil of Danville campaigned Friday for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of Agriculture. He is a practical farmer, noted horseman, and owner manager of the Melrose stock farm.

James G. Cecil Danville Cecil Melrose

Keepin a man fit to fight back home and on the job

The Cross Roads Oracle highlights the need to keep soldiers fit after returning home, stressing that readiness extends from overseas combat to civilian work. It argues fitness supports continued service to the nation while reintegrating into daily employment.

Cross Roads

Observing Wifes Face Reveals Husband’s Character

Reading facial cues reflects a husband’s temperament, suggesting appearances guide modesty in behavior. The adage implies deeper virtue hidden in demeanor and conduct.

Returned Private Marries Bride After Camp Duty

William P. Griffin formerly stationed at Camp Dix N Y returned from Springfield Tennessee with his bride. They will stay in Mt Sterling a few days then move to Toledo Ohio where Griffin resumes work as a miller for the Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co. The couple expects a long happy life despite army camp memories.

Camp Dix N. Ae Adabeenie Me W. BR. Griffin Holt Avenue Springfield Tenn Mt. Sterling Toledo Ohio Griffin Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co Mr. Griffin

Pig Display Attracts Attention In Lawrenceburg Window

A handsome purebred pig used as display advertising in a Lawrenceburg Kentucky show window drew favorable comments. The county agent promoting Boys and Girls Agricultural Clubs said the display attracted attention and three boys joined the club and bought purebred pigs as a result.

Lawrenceburg

Poison Like Unto Veron of Snakes

An old advertisement describes red flag symptoms such as kidney pain fever and nervous spells and promotes An uric anti uric acid from Dr Pierce. It advises drinking water and mailing 10 cents for a trial package from the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.

Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo N.Y

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