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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
5
The Sick Mrs. Josh Owings recovers from pneumonia. H. D. King, noted insurance man, is confined with mumps. Mrs. Susan B. Lane, a long esteemed elder, remains in critical condition. Sheriff John G. Roberts at the Watterson Hotel Louisville shows improvement and may return home Saturday.
To all Talking Machine Owners we are exclusive agents for Victrola Columbia and Edison phonographs and records. We offer to mail monthly lists of new records for Victor Columbia and Edison with your name and address or you can call your store to be added to the mailing list.
A string of society notices lists Rex Hall and Hodge Morris in Louisville, Mrs. Pierce Winn in Lexington, and several others visiting cities including Cincinnati Winchester Frankfort and Lexington. Names appear alongside travel moves family visits business trips and hospital or visit plans among Kentucky residents and kin across several towns.
Dr. J. W. Weber, renowned foot expert, has opened offices in the Colonial Building Winchester. He guarantees corn and bunion removal and treatment of growing nails without a knife and is regarded as a leading authority on feet. Colonial Building Winchester Ky.
The Advocate notes growing interest in evangelistic services at the Methodist church under Rev C D Lear who leads a fine singing choir from town churches. Two services daily, afternoon at 2 30 and evening at 7 30 with song at 7 15. All are invited.
Mt Sterling Com Storage Co offers best seed mixes including oats flo ver and timothy seed. Phone 2 at P Greenwade, Prop. 46 41 details.
Mrs Halley Gillaspie hosts a noon dinner at her parents home Mr and Mrs Allie B Ratliff marking her nineteenth birthday. Spring flowers decorate the table as several course menu is served. Guests include Mr and Mrs A B Ratliff Mr and Mrs R C Gatewood Mr and Mrs T B Robertson and children Mr and Mrs Gillaspie Join Samuels and Misses Frances Samuels and Laura William.
The church schedules Sabbath school at 9 30 A M and morning worship at 11 A M conducted by the pastor Christian Endeavor meets at 6 15 P M Evening worship is omitted to join a Methodist Church evangelistic service The text notes a political critique about Republicans relying on others alleged omissions rather than own performance.
The Junior Women's Club held a daytime and evening euchre benefit to furnish their Mary Chiles Hospital room. Prizes went to Mrs. R. G. Owings, Mrs. Henry Judy, Howard B. Turner, and Miss Laura Graves, all receiving candy boxes. Judge Ben R. Turner won the raffle cake. The event drew a good sum and ran successfully.
A photograph shows a policy written May 13, 1860 by founder Wm Hoffman for J. J. Anderson on property valued at $2,000 with a $12.50 premium. On May 13 next it becomes 60 years old and remains in force, now under J. J. Anderson’s great grandson and issued by J. M. Hoffman, the founder’s grandson.
President Wilson bluntly rebukes Republican obstructionists who seek to disguise nullification of the treaty as ratification arguing that the effort cannot be portrayed as legitimate by slick wording.
United Clothing Stores offers a line of conservative suits for middle aged men priced from 23.50 to 30 dollars. The collection highlights high quality fabrics and classic tailoring.
The article notes that nullifiers in the Senate reject the president’s name for them. They prefer disguises over garb and seek a more fitting or discreet label.
A concise reflection notes that success combines achieving desires with avoiding unwanted outcomes. It presents a balanced view that progress hinges on both pursuit and restraint, emphasizing practical mindset.
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