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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
3
Local printer invites customers to visit and review card and letterhead options. Emphasizes attractive designs and reliable satisfaction.
The Advocate notes the United States will send a hundred thousand Siepiasen to the European front, stating the plan in a bold printing stance. The piece contrasts hesitation with bold action as the nation prepares for war.
Local merchants should unite to promote one product line at a time, starting with white goods. A townwide display campaign across dry goods, groceries, hardware, and fashion shops will draw customers from surrounding areas. The approach builds a progressive town image and boosts sales while publicizing available goods.
The statement notes Pershing’s expectation to reach lieutenant general or field marshal, while contrasting the speaker’s own outlook that such advancement is unlikely.
A national call to finance the government under war conditions foregrounds farmers as in control while warnings rise about scarce money. District manager Bart L. Sims argues for loans on easy terms as two insurers pull back. Slacker registrants face public contempt and harsh punishment.
All persons with claims against Geo W McCormick deceased must present property proof to the undersigned. Debtors are required to come forward and settle. J T McCormick executor. Russia is busily engaged in wondering whether it is getting on or getting off.
The piece condemns price manipulators in Boston and Chicago, calls for federal intervention to set maximum and minimum prices, and suggests government marketing of products to protect both producers and consumers amid looming bread riots. It warns that prosecutions under Sherman law may be slow and ineffective.
Prices of shoes climb with no clear stop in sight and repairs are priced reasonably. O Connell's Shoe Laboratory offers rebuilding without nailing welts and promises expert service opposite Lloyd's Cafe. Meanwhile readers are urged to better season cereals to avoid palatability issues as households complain about breakfast quality.
The piece argues against hoarding and urges persistent spending to prevent stagnation. It calls for disciplined, intelligent expenditure to keep wealth circulating, linking consumer activity to national vitality and avoiding economic decay.
Elizabeth Hon of Mt Sterling says three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble back pains and dizziness. The product, sold for 50 cents a box, is manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and available at Duerson's Drug Store.
At a recent meeting the Health and Welfare League elected Col. A. W. Hamilton as President to succeed the late Robin H. White. New board members include Mrs. Frank Boyd Mrs. Charles B. Hainline Mrs. Dan Welsch Mrs. M. A. Prewitt Mrs. George R. Snyder Miss Flo Shirley and Mr. Rex Hall.
The text notes Pershing dining with the king and securing a simple meal without expense. It also claims the Kaiser is eager to cede any non sovereign land to obtain peace, signaling a potential end to hostilities through territorial concessions.
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