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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
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The Advocate urges Democrats to consider Charles E. Marvin of Scott County as an ideal governor candidate. The piece praises Marvin as highly informed, logical, courageous, and farm-rooted, arguing he could lead all Kentuckians rather than a narrow political faction.
The community expresses enthusiasm for a long sought hotel project. Everyone foresees shared ownership and stock opportunities. Local housewives farmers and gardeners anticipate new markets and ready pay for their products once the subscription window opens.
A quirky column notes boys eat anything and beg for more while girls critique meals. It jokes about stomach aches driving men to confess sins to their pastors. It ends urging today as the best time, with a plug for Hole-Proof Hose for women at Walsh's.
A medical review discusses diabetes and Brights disease as leading health threats in America. It cites mortality rates, the prevalence of diabetes, under-oxidation disorders, and the Sanborn treatment, highlighting the case of C. S. Harmon and the Analytical Laboratories in Chicago as evidence of treatment potential.
The passage cites cases of diabetes patients such as W. H. Dyrenforth and others who reportedly recovered under a dietary regimen and intensive feeding. It claims sugar and albumin elimination with long-term remission, and notes numerous individuals pronounced cured by renowned doctors over twenty years.
A local store advertises a Friday and Saturday event by R. E. Punch Co. Inc. to diagnose and demonstrate causes of foot pain and methods of relief. The notice references The Advocate for printing details.
The directors met on Wednesday March 15 and elected P. L. Hensley as president James Mitchell as secretary Dr Johnson as treasurer and Jesse J Tucker as assistant secretary for the association.
Ayres Company offers clover seed and promises savings for buyers. The notice promotes shopping with Ayres Co to reduce costs on seed purchases.
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