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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
6
A historical reflection urges unity over criticism to build a stronger town. It emphasizes welcoming new residents, pursuing shared goals, and achieving more by upbuilding together even with differing views, noting harmony regardless of church or political differences.
Mrs. Worrygirl laments her son’s clumsy slips and near misses while Mrs. Fillum suggests turning him into a movie comedian. The Advocate for printing.
A Blue Grass Clipper analysis recounts 1865 to 1916 naval policy, contrasting Republican waste with Democratic efficiency under Cleveland and Wilson. It credits a modern White Squadron and a robust navy to Democratic leadership, arguing for Wilson’s 1913–16 spending to boost U S sea power.
The Courier Journal argues that Europe watches American voting to judge Wilson's handling of war and neutrality. It asserts a Wilson victory would signal American resolve against German aggression and uphold independence, warning that removing him would imply German influence.
A Bert Braley poem pleads for steadfast workmanlike honesty and humility. An adjacent Nor-Curd coffee ad claims every can is guaranteed and warns against arrogance and stumbling in life.
A joke notes some avoid sitting at a table for thirteen yet will seize thirteen dollars under a plate without hesitation, implying superstition contrasts with greed.
A local retailer, B. White's, advertises ample feed for both large and small fowl. The notice highlights chicken feed options for flocks of all sizes and invites patrons to visit the store for selections and pricing.
Two story house with a nice garden and yard available on North Maysville Street. Apply to John W. Jones. The note mentions a subscription price respect but contains a stray quote about neighborly love.
Call Vanarsdell & Co for the best of everything in grocery and meat lines. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The article lauds a woman whose steadfast courage in bearing burdens and guiding others sets a high standard of domestic virtue. Her influence extends beyond family to unseen communities, proving a home’s strength can shape society at large.
A playful note encourages a man to vent by roaring in the woodshed when his wife does not laugh at his jokes, presenting humor as a private outlet for frustration and amusement.
Location details the former Dr F A Millard office at Geiger's Pharmacy on Court and Maysville Streets Mt Sterling Kentucky with office phone 237 and a claim of reasonable fees and guaranteed work.
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