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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
3
James R. Magowan of Elmwood Stock Farm received a carload of mares from New York to be mated with his famous sire J Malcolm Forbes 2 08. He notes his stallion will be bred to some of the nation's best producing dams this year.
Dr W B Triplett osteopath lists office in the Jordan Building with residence phone 230 and office phone 287. The piece hints at a broader slogan or caption about manhood but provides no further details.
The Supreme Court defined dishonest advertising as fraud even when advertisers provide value if they use exaggerated propaganda that misleads clients into higher expectations.
C P Pierce advertises pumps and filters with a promise to save buyers money. He urges contacting him at 706 phone line and mentions an 8 tf classification. The ad ends with a homely quote about sunshine and a child’s need for smiles.
A guiding editorial urges readers to scrutinize weekly advertisements to locate best bargains, defend pennies, and avoid needless waste. It argues high prices affect all, praising careful spending, prudent shopping, and using ads to maximize value and prevent financial loss.
February trade data show imports of crude materials at 899 million and exports at 59 million, with eight month totals indicating a sharp rise in materials flowing into US factories. Similar trends appear in manufactured inputs and finished goods, underscoring ongoing industrial growth and prosperity under President Wilson. 3 boxes Mother's Oats for 25 ets. at J. B. White's.
A Christian church recital last week featured baritone Wallace Tuttle with accompanist Nevill Moberly. Tuttle's versatile voice impressed with classical songs and popular ballads, while Moberly provided superb piano accompaniment enhancing a very enjoyable evening.
A lyrical meditation on home as a fragile sanctuary and the need to guard thoughts and actions to keep it safe. The piece uses imagery of breath fire flowers and arrows to stress vulnerability and care.
Mr and Mrs Richard N Ratliff of Winchester announce engagement of their daughter Miss Jennie Judy Ratliff to Mr James H French of Winchester. The couple plans a June wedding. Both are well known in Blue Grass social circles and have many relatives in Clark County. French is son of the late Rev Richard French and works at Winchester Bank.
A guide urges time with kin over wealth not assured to your children. It warns a clean house and a busy mother cannot replace affection for a daughter missing parental care. The message emphasizes shaping a home through attention to family bonds.
The saying contrasts prudence and hesitation with bold action. It notes that the wise man exits after careful assessment while the fool only acts when forced into motion.
Johnson Young of this city has accepted a post with United Fruit Co in Boscos Del Toro Panama and will depart soon to begin his duties. He previously worked in Panama and looks forward to the assignment. His friends wish him success in the tropics.
Montgomery Circuit Court issues a commissioner's sale of a Mt Sterling Ky house and lot on High street. The May 5 1916 public auction will run on a six and twelve month credit with bond, lien retained, and a 10 foot passway easement noted. WM. A. Samuels Master Commissioner M. C. C.
Readers are assured of the garment as sanitary and pleasing to masculine observers, described as a refreshing change in attire.
A remark notes that one can always enter without being snubbed at two places the church and the saloon.
By order of sale from the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered in April 1916 the under signed will offer at public auction the Mt. Sterling Kentucky property described as two lots on West High street and Talok avenue. The sale proceeds will satisfy $1822.64 debt plus interest and costs with bids on halves first, then whole lot, and a lien retained until payment. Bonds payable to plaintiff for debt and costs with excess to defendant.
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