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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
6
A Kentucky woman testifies she continued until she had four bottles and felt improved health. She recommends Dr. s Golden Medical Discovery to those needing a tonic, citing personal benefit. The note is signed by Mrs Prentice St and Anna Murphy at 1608.
West Frankfort resident Mrs. M E Cox reports long stomach trouble improved by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad extols the tonic and blood purifier made from roots and herbs and credits Dr. Pierce of Buffalo with its endorsement.
A quip about valuing stars as currency hints at people joking about currency and celestial naming. The remark reflects playful economic sentiment and humorous political metaphor.
The Kentucky liquor law enforcement bill cleared the Senate with few changes and moves to the Governor for signature after House concurrence. It retains harsh penalties for first and second offenses and persistent violators, aiming to curb moonshining and reduce corruption among officials allied with crime according to state prohibition leaders. Federal officer James H. Combs notes ongoing violator raids in cities amid calls to remove sympathetic officials. An unexpected Senate vote favored an amendment on beer intoxication questions despite federal law prohibitions.
The Kentucky referendum failed by 22 to 16, with supporters led by ex-Wiedemann figure John Kloecker now Lexington Brewery owner. Lawmakers debate removal of officials for enforcing laws, while health officials report rising influenza immunity and urge vigilant diagnosis. Some remarks touch on marriage and divorce motives.
Following Senator Bankhead of Alabama's death, Senator J C W Beckham of Kentucky becomes ranking minority member of the Senate committee on post offices and post roads. The panel oversees postal service and related road funding under the Federal Aid program. A healthy mind supports a healthy body.
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