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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
6
The speaker notes crowd anxiety at paid talks and questions a football coachs confidence. The text also hints at ongoing issues that seem stoppable yet persist and suggests the persuasive power of flowers in divorce proceedings.
Kentucky Democrats from all regions organize a statewide get-together conference in Louisville on March 18 with a banquet at the Seelbach Hotel. Homer S. Cummings chairs the national committee banquet. Judge Alex P. Humphrey speaks on Kentucky affairs. Col. P. H. Callahan leads arrangements. Judge Charles A. Hardin presides.
An unprecedented scale of political organizing in Kentucky is creating strong enthusiasm for the new party. The vigor shown in these efforts is regarded as a promising omen for party success this fall.
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and general kidney trouble. Testimonial from Mrs. J McDonald of Queen Street reports back pain relief, steadier energy, fewer dizzy spells, and headaches after using the product. Foster Milburn Buffalo NY endorses the remedy and price is 60 cents. The ad ends with a humorous note about George Washington.
A reflecting sentence notes that many wonder how a man earns his living while he himself may not reveal or discuss his occupation. The statement hints at secrecy or pride in private labor and invites curiosity about his daily wages or business.
Secretary David F. Houston argues farming is a growing national industry needing support. He warns against market glut and notes expansion depends on labor and capital, while demand must sustain decent farmer wages and profits. He stresses improving countryside with schools, roads, and rural health services.
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