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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
6
The piece notes that the bunny hug was not new in 1902 literature by Wallace Irwin and suggests many phrases were already common near San Francisco. It argues that judging novelty by vogue rather than worth reflects human stampede for new trends.
Local real estate firm Clay Mckee and Sons offers buy sell and rent services plus loans and insurance execute bonds. They promote the Waite Motor Car line as best autos and urge customers to see their offerings.
A local notice offers a carriage to meet trains with baggage help. Call Lloyd's stable at phone 261 for Will Bean. A second carriage will meet all trains for 25 cents each way.
An essay contrasts the marriage vow word obey with equality in modern England. It questions whether keeping the word clashes with contemporary rights and whether its retention serves only sentiment. The piece also questions charity perceptions and notes progress against disease. It ends with news of a claimed paralysis cure benefiting sufferers.
Jane Pepper of 2307 Howard Street San Francisco testifies Vinol the cod liver and iron tonic rebuilt her strength after months of debility and loss of appetite She praises its effects and recommends it to others The advertises promises a money back guarantee through W S Liovp Druggist Mt Sterling.
The essay critiques the urge to hoard learning from others. It contrasts Alexander the Great’s exclusivity with modern calls for equality and liberty. It argues education’s snobbish prestige weakens as society moves toward openness and justice.
If you lack time to exercise regularly Dean's Regulats offer a mild easy healthful bowel action without griping Ask your druggist for them 25 cents lm A New York City weekly ad vies the public to stop reading political matter and turn to fiction The political content in city papers is fiction created mainly by national capital correspondents
A moral reflection argues that permitting a child to dominate behavior leads to pity rather than envy and condemns parents for failing to discipline. It warns about the future character of individuals who always get their own way.
A dictum warns that choosing selfishness spoils life for oneself and others, turning joy into doubt and discontent as the path leads to mutual distrust and unhappiness. The remark urges restraint and consideration for communal well being.
The notice states timetable change with west bound service effective May 28 1911 on Lexington and Eastern lines. It highlights new westward schedule adjustments and route implications for passengers across stations along the line.
Train No 1 links Lexington with Louisville via the L and N line. No 3 connects at Winchester for Cincinnati. Campton Junction trains 1 2 3 4 link Mountain Central Ky to Campton. Beattyville Junction trains 1 2 3 connect with L and A Railway for Beattyville. O and K Junction trains 2 2 and 4 connect with Ohio and Kentucky for Cannes City and O and K stations.
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