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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
3
A poetic reflection on love as a divine, unexplainable force binding heart and soul. The speaker calls love a holy mystery, supreme to life and death, unconditioned, universal, and redemptive, bridging heaven and earth through unselfishness and trust.
Victoria resident Moses B Cotsworth proposes a thirteen month year of twenty eight days each with a single free day, shifting months to start on Sundays and making the four week month a commercial necessity. YalePresident Hadley comments on potential adoption and the plan’s limited adjustment compared with standard time changes.
Classified ad notes two spacious unfurnished rooms for rent in the Marshall property on Clay street, contact E. D. Marshall at phone 625. Also includes an old ad for Vanarsdell's veal and a medical remedy claim for piles with Dean's Ointment promoted as curing itching and bleeding.
A list of county court days near Mt Sterling shows Bath Owingsville on the second Monday Bourbon Paris on the first Monday Clark Winchester on the fourth Monday Fayette Lexington on the second Monday Fleming Flemingsburg on the fourth Monday Harrison Cynthiana on the fourth Monday Richmond on the first Monday Carlisle on the second Monday.
213 acre farm six miles east of Mt Sterling on Howard's Mill Pike. Mostly blue grass, high cultivation state with 30 to 40 acres of strong tobacco land and a good orchard. Includes a six room residence, tobacco barn and outbuildings. Thoroughly watered by Slate Creek. For sale quick. A ba aa a.
A fragmentary Scottish dialogue hints at a community conversation about a person named Geordie and a reference to six days a week. The text is incomplete but suggests local speech and social chatter.
A fragment notes a character named Bad Little Dick expressing a wish, captured in a smoking car scene. The line suggests a casual, colloquial exchange and hints at a larger dialogue or ride setting.
National Monthly analyzes the Taft Roosevelt split as a classic study in public life, tracing the feud to vanity shifts and favorable circumstances. It argues their friendship fractured by ambition and self view, warning against false ideals and self delusion in politics.
A notice states that Lexington and Eastern proceedings take effect on May 28 1911. It lists the governing authority involved and outlines the expected administrative changes to operations and services. The item frames the action as an official regulatory update for the region.
Train No 1 meets L and N at Lexington to Louisville Train No 3 meets L and N at Winchester to Cincinnati Campbell Junction trains 1 2 3 4 connect Mountain Central Ky to Campton Beattyville Junction trains 1 2 3 connect L and A Ry to Beattyville Ohio and Kentucky Ry links at O and K Junction trains 2 5 and 4 link to Ohio and Kentucky Ry for Cannel City and QO and K stations
In a rural town a dispute unfolds over eggs used as a so called fixer prize at Lizzie Green’s party. The claim centers on demeaning deceit and a tease about an amond ring as the prize, prompting talk of social rivalry and intrigue.
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