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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
3
A reprint from Country Life argues the economy needs balanced action from both labor and capital. It urges workers to boost production, notes profiteering harms all, and suggests longer work hours could stabilize rents and lower prices if efficiency rises.
A fragment discusses Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets as a remedy for backache and urinary trouble, praising prompt relief and removal of uric acid. It also includes broad comments on costs, labor, and wartime politics without cohesive article framing.
The speaker argues eight hours a day keeps a person in wages with limited comforts. Those willing to work longer gain more, while weather and seasons force extra hours in farming. Other industries should learn from farmers to exploit favorable conditions for growth. A single building season could yield a tremendous stride.
An anti Bolshevik stance warns that Bolshevism and revolutionary threats pose a danger to the United States. The piece condemns calmness toward the menace and accuses business leaders of profiting from potential chaos while urging steadfast law and order. The rhetoric frames Germany’s punishment as a parallel to impending American consequences.
Dr J T Edwards of Fayetteville Ga forwards a testimonial from Mr T M McGough who says Tanlac cured indigestion constipation and weight loss. After three bottles he gained seventeen pounds and can return to business. Tanlac is sold in Mt Sterling by Land & Priest.
A Republican newspaper in 1912 rails at both parties during the Illinois primary fight. The column denounces political tactics and calls for cleaner conduct as contenders from opposing camps clash ahead of the vote.
A local suggestion invites Ralph DePalma and Dario Resta to Mt Sterling to join the so called Manslaughter squad that runs Main and Maysville speedways as practice before the Indianapolis speed rates.
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