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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
7
The ad urges readers to prepare for spring with Oliver plows cultivators pulverizers McCormick mowers and binders Hamilton harrows and related gear. It warns goods are scarce and to buy now, with a promise to hold items until needed.
The Photobra ma notes Richard Travers now serving as Captain Richard Travers after graduating from a Government training camp at Fort Sheridan. He will face German forces on the front in France. Fans hope his battlefield heroism surpasses his film exploits and that his postwar career as soldier ends happily.
Born in New York City on November 2 1893, Alice Brady the daughter of William A Brady rose from musical comedy to film. Her stage fame in The Balkan Princess Mikado and Little Women led to screen success with Maternity The Hungry Heart In Darkest Russia The Dancers Peril The Self Made Widow Paid in Full and The Maid of Belgium.
Mrs Vernon Castle rose from vaudeville to fame as a leading dancer in London Paris and New York with her husband and later starred in films. Born 1894 in New Rochelle she is noted as an athlete and actress with interests in swimming riding and yachting.
The article notes toasted cigarettes enhance flavor and preservation of tobacco. It mentions wounded soldiers commonly asking for a cigarette, with Red Cross nurses often grateful to provide them.
A $10 million shell loading facility will be built near Williamsburg Virginia by the Du Ponts in Wilmington. The plant will be organized in units and include a full workers village with public utilities for 3 000 to 4 000 employees once all units are finished and government contracts the total output. A separate $4 million government shell filling station contract at Edgewood was awarded by the War Department.
A provocative phrase about liberty and American values triggers discussion across workers and unions. Debates cover mining and shipyard labor, with public voices weighing patriotism against workers’ grievances during the era.
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