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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
5
A fragmentary note referring to Cory and Chas Vort, veterans, and overseas service. The readable text mentions a crusty figure and Vrance but lacks coherent context or events to establish a clear news item.
An aged newspaper fragment reports testimonials for Deans Kidney Pills. Names include Namie Trimble and Mr Sterling. It cites kidney pain relief claims and mentions places in Kentucky and New York with dates 1906 and 1917.
The document names county figures and relatives in a discussion on themes for a community event. It lists J Thomas Chmence Thema Meson Tioms Gilber Thoms Jim Thome Lew Townes and others, with clerical staff and attendees noted for a public meeting setting.
Mr and Mrs Mason Botts recently left Bath canty and moved to Mt Sterling to live while seeking another farm. They rented a home on Holt Ave.
City readers receive excerpts from R G Kern at Cohient Gera dated February 12 describing frontline bombardment, destroyed trains, and gasoline hauls totaling 750 gallons. He expresses longing to return home and mentions letters about a march toward home, while a school column extols enthusiasm, parental visits, and the value of sunshine against discouragement.
Mrs Nancy J See aged 86 and highly respected in the county died last Sunday at her son John B See’s home after age related infirmities. Burial was in the family plot near Plum Lick. She spent her life in the county and was a devout Christian. She is survived by several other children in the Aaron's Run region.
A short ad for Joe Rosenberg established 1896 offers bargains on Elgin and Waltham watches and other jewelry at 141 Water Street Lexington Kentucky. The notice mentions cellar savings and being just around the corner from Upper.
A quirky clipping notes oats and rolled oats at Van Arsdell's with odd phrasing about keeping youth and angels in a ride. It resembles a fragment from an odd local ad or feature, with unclear context and minimal concrete facts.
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