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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
Advocate Publishing Company Mt Sterling Kentucky details staff editors and positions with subscription price one dollar fifty per year and payment requirements. Notes indicate postal entry and that no announcements issued until paid.
The article argues that faith without effort yields nothing and the nation must balance faith with struggle to fund improved roads. It highlights a growing desire among country people to invest in high quality roads and motor-powered travel, even at higher costs, as progress accelerates.
Writers face the high cost of living which starves the brain and hinders future masters. Meritorious works command high prices, reducing sales and readership, shrinking the world’s literary depth. Readers, students, and reconstruction periods suffer as thoughtful study declines.
Wealthy oil operator Richmond Levering died of influenza in New York City. His sudden death deprived his estate of $709000 in life insurance because premiums were not signed and paid on policies he had applied for earlier. An agent faced Levering's office Friday afternoon with the policies.
The story notes that Mr Levering fell ill earlier in the day and hints at consequences to follow. The fragment preserves no further details about illness or outcome.
Senator J. C. W. Beckham states he will vote for the treaty with or without reservations. He argues ratification should occur promptly and may accept Lodge reservations if necessary.
St Peter guards the Golden Gate as a couple pleads entry for one to be with the other. The wife asserts pious service while the husband fears eternal loss. Peter puns, then assigns the man a harp and throne, and the couple enters the heavenly realm after twists of fate.
A new one piece dress showcases a beaded braid on spring weight charmeuse with a belt camouflaging the skirt roll. The outfit uses black and white wool worsted for the skirt and a velvet and straw turban completes the ensemble.
Douglas McLean, years of supporting roles behind him, is elevated to stardom by Thomas H. Ince. He appears with Doris May in 23 12 Hours Leave at Table Theatre next Thursday March 11. McLean has worked with Dorothy Dalton Enid Bennett Mary Pickford and Alice Brady on screen and Maude Adams Margaret Anglin and Marjorie Rambeau on stage.
The reader argues that familiarity with General Grant stems from more than his portrait on currency, suggesting broader recognition of the Civil War leader. The remark foregrounds lasting influence beyond monetary imagery.
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