Seventy-year-Old Says Prayer Cited as Sentimenta
An elderly man, A. H. Robbins, points to a written prayer and declares Lord, them's my séntimenta as he turns down the covers, preserving a personal sentiment in a moment of quiet reflection.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
4
An elderly man, A. H. Robbins, points to a written prayer and declares Lord, them's my séntimenta as he turns down the covers, preserving a personal sentiment in a moment of quiet reflection.
The Advocate notes the Court of Appeals decision allowing counties to loan state money for road construction. The piece urges swift action after spring rains to let contracts and begin work, stressing public debate and a once in a lifetime chance for the county to advance good roads.
S M Warner of Maysville street recalls sudden illness with back and side pain. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store for relief and ongoing help, noting regular use keeps him free from age related aches. Warner gave a January 6 1917 statement and repeated praise on December 13 1920.
The document lists filing or election fees: per precinct and city offices seven dollars fifty cents for county offices twenty dollars for state and district offices.
Authorized notice lists Democratic candidates for state and local offices in the August 6 1921 primary including Henry S Caywood for Senator B Lane for Representative H R Prewitt for Circuit Judge W C Hamilton for Commonwealths Attorney Miss Anie Hunt John H Blount for Circuit Court Clerk T M Greene R M Montjoy L B Mason for Tax Commissioner Sidney J Calk Chas E Duff for Sheriff Chee & Bee B James Will S McCormick D D Salyer Wm F Stewart for County Judge Ben R Turner R F Mastin for City Judge.
Dr. A H Robbins replies to Mt. Sterling Gazette criticism of the oil inspector office and its legality. He cites editor Wood of the Gazette and reports being published in Lexington Herald and The Advocate, arguing the issue is not a legitimate concern and questions the appointment practice and motives behind the office.
An advertisement states kidneys required a tonic and that the product has always helped the user. It promotes a tonic priced at 60 cents available at all dealers, with Foster-Milburn Co. as the manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
Edward Carpenter, a World War veteran aged 25, died Sunday night at his home on the Winchester pike after a gas attack during service. Funeral held this morning at 11 with full military honors, at the grave, conducted by Rev Clyde Darsie and the Montgomery Post of the African Legion.
Mrs. K. C. Clarke urges buyers to inspect the spring hat line before purchase. She offers plain street wear and fancy dress models at reasonable prices in a compact, promotional notice.
Two nine year old cows with calves and rich milk each. One yields four gallons daily and five on grass, the other due to fresh May 1st. Located for sale by W. E. Bean phone 622.
The readable lines question personal odds and seeks guidance on interpretation. No names, dates, or places are evident.
In a stark exchange from the American Legion Weekly a physician urges a patient to trust medical odds. He cites records showing nine of ten die from the disease, with the speaker treating the tenth case, insisting the patient will recover despite bleak statistics.
Mrs K C Clarke invites inspection of hats with a note that there will be no opening this year and hats are ready for viewing by appointment or call.
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