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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1912
Page
7
A poem warns that the Telephone Girl could reveal gossip and ruin reputations with a single line. It describes how she knows every secret, from sorrows to affairs, and imagines social chaos if she shared what she hears. An ad for Burdock Blood Bitters follows, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. Chas Freitoy.
Transfer and carriage wagon available to meet all trains. Contact by phone 21 or 337. aitf. WILL BEAN.
A concise list of county court days for Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Clark Winchester Fayette Lexington Fleming Flemingsburg Harrison Cynthiana Madison Richmond Montgomery Mt Sterling 38rd Nicholas Carlisle detailing specific Mondays for each county court session.
A year of work by Representative J. C. Cantrill and Senator Bradley culminates as the Senate unanimously passes the Cantrill tobacco census bill. It requires semi-annual reports by the Director of the Census on unmanufactured leaf tobacco in the hands of manufacturers and dealers to inform growers about market conditions and price setting.
An exchange recalls a reunion with a former wife and children that never existed. The misrecognition ends quickly as both acknowledge the error and move on. An abrupt reminder of mistaken identity framed as a fleeting social moment in a Chicago Record-Herald style snippet.
Cleveland school children chase flies for a penny per ten dead, delivering at City Hall. The two week crusade ends when the offer expires. Health officials say each killed fly reduces the pest by about ninety percent for the season.
Tired run down people in Greensboro North Carolina are urged to try Vinci cool liver and ran tonic. A testimonial from K Allsbrook says the product restored appetite sleep and strength and the distributor offers free medicine if it fails to meet claims.
The latest pumps in satin patent kid tan gun metal and Nubuck in Red Cross models priced at 3.50 and 4 dollars. J H Brunner the Shoe Man offers courteous treatment prompt delivery and valued trade. S E Kelly & Co.
The council of grain of dhangers urges farmers to test all seed corn before planting. Posters show school children how to test using a rag baby contest and numbered kernels to classify sprouts and roots. Each ear averages 800 grains and an ear is worth $4, with testing promising higher yields and savings.
An offer claims a free trial of a double strength ethine treatment sold by Wm. 8 Lloyd to remove freckles. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it fails and notes one ounce is usually enough for even the worst cases.
While Locust street is waved I will receive produce on Maysville street opposite I. Ff. Tabb's 40 tf E. T. Reis.
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