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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
8
Cardinal Gibbons pleads for citizens to back the 1919 War Savings Stamps drive. He says continued saving builds practical peace time citizenship and self improvement by regular, small investments, praising wartime savings as key to victory and urging clergy and the public to promote and support the campaign. He notes future outcomes depend on this movement.
Ringgold, Ga. Mrs. Chas. Gaston writes that Thedford's Black Draught has long served her family as a medicine for headaches from constipation and spring illnesses like malaria. She credits it with easing liver problems, saving doctor bills, and shortening illnesses, noting its vegetable nature and usefulness when the liver underperforms.
Mr and Mrs Robert Howell have rented the cottage on Howard Avenue owned by Hunt Priest. The note expresses gladness to welcome these excellent people to the city.
Citizens urged to keep streets clean and lots tidy by removing rubbish and painting fences. Emphasis on curb appeal to attract newcomers and maintain a progressive town image. Observes that disciplined home upkeep reflects civic effort and future growth.
An advertisement argues catarrh is a constitutional disease not curable by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It mentions the product ingredients and lists chemical suppliers in Toledo Ohio.
An ad promotes Acid Iron Mineral from Mississippi as a natural iron tonic without chemical processing, claiming no tooth or stomach irritation and broad uses for kidney and stomach issues and fatigue. It notes physician recommendations, guarantees satisfaction, and lists Roanoke Virginia distributor Ferrodine Chemical Corp. along with local druggists. A second item humorously misquotes scripture on dishwashing, and a closing note asks readers to submit timely news items.
A Near East orphans plea highlights a starving 400000 child cared for by the Committee for Relief in the Near East. The piece contrasts a hungry child with a homebound American child, noting a war driven hunger and urging contributions of seventeen cents daily or five dollars monthly to provide care for each child.
Loretta Lawwill ten months old daughter of Mr. W. T. Lawwill and wife died at her parents home last Sunday from pneumonia after an attack of the flu.
Advertisement listing old newspaper pages and papers for sale with instructions to apply to the office for purchase. The notice is brief and contains no dates or prices, offering contact through the office for inquiry.
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