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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
3
The document details a commissioner's sale in Montgomery County with named parties, property boundaries, deed book references, and sale terms. It includes court clerk notices, purchaser representations, and general sale conditions, followed by fragmented editorial remarks about German politics and President Hoover. The text blends a real estate sale notice with unrelated commentary on international affairs.
The article records multiple obituaries and family notices from Lameville and nearby areas, naming Mr Bem and family members Chester Bem and Eéstice Eon. It also reports a local election outcome with Mr Bees gaining a position and references to public roles and funeral services.
A fragmentary note hints at a Victorian era like tale of love and murder around the Taloc Cemetery. Mark A. appears as a central figure in a detective narrative set amid eerie clues and cryptic titles.
The article notes a pair of elderly spectacles once used by Mr Frederick Warde in a stage adaptation of The Vicar of Wakefield. The event titled The Vicar of Wakefield will be presented at The Tales on Thersdar Mar th under the Young Ladies Bible Class of the Baptist church.
The Select Pictures drama follows two country girls who enter a bargain with an older prince. One dies and the other is torn from hardship, but a reunion promises undisturbed bliss and renewed happiness.
A fragment from April Motion Picture Magazine presents a poem by Wiliam M Meyers urging public support to avoid shorter war days. It mentions spreading the story and notes a place on Main Street near Advocate Office with Pinney-Griggs Co. reference. A Chicago lecturer is cited about bow legs being less common than perceived.
A national debate erupts over alleged railroad management conspiracy to pressure government wartime controls. Labor leaders Lee and Garrettson accuse freight congestion of treasonous intent. supporters call for a full congressional inquiry to reveal facts and protect rail arteries essential to the war effort.
A description highlights many productive farms from fifty to four hundred acres in Oldham and surrounding counties. They boast good roads, interurban service to Louisville, excellent water, and convenient features. Land is suitable for orchard development.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a home remedy made from tonics and blood purifiers that act on mucous surfaces. It claims internal treatment cures catarrh and advises sending for the remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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