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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
7
Citizens test the kidney remedy claims with J. C. Fitzgerald of Jamison Street reporting relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at Duerson's Drug Store and says he feels stronger and better. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY promotes the product.
Albert Turley drank a few drops of carbolic acid, mistaking the bottle for cough medicine, on Thursday March 9. He rushed to a physician, received an emetic antidote, and survived with only minor mouth and throat burns.
Reports from Lexington say the Elmendorf estate of the late Jas B Haggin, spanning 10 000 acres and the $500 000 Green Hills residence, may be purchased by a group of wealthy Eastern men to create a year round home colony. James C Stone of Louisville, handling negotiations, said plans are preliminary. Elmendorf’s manager C H Berryman declined to comment.
A review shows 1915 farm crop values rose by 526 million dollars in the United States with the South contributing about 317 million, over 60 percent of the national gain. The South’s diversified crops totaled around 2.85 billion, while cotton accounted for roughly 0.75 billion, making noncotton crops far the larger share.
Bath county farmer Taylor Lane, about 65, wandered from Spratt farm near Gudgell Hill on March 10. He slept at Johnson’s Aarons Run home where Johnson struck him with a poker after Lane moved as if to draw a weapon. Lane was later found, treated for wounds, and returned home. his condition and state of mind are improving.
A spring exhortation urges residents to clean streets alleys and vacant lots to prevent disease and improve welfare. It defends women’s duties at home while urging men to maintain surrounding areas and demand better roads with stronger public demand.
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