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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Sallie Hoppers of Hall Station Tennessee praises Tanlac for restoring her stomach health four years ago. She describes relief from poor appetite sour stomach and fatigue after using Tanlac and says she takes a bottle each year to maintain well being.
Rev. C W Elsey of Cynthiana was telegraphed to Williamsburg Kentucky last week as Cumberland College urged him to accept its presidency. The Baptist college serves 400 plus students amid a heated public discussion about leadership and fit.
Special registration is set for May 21 1921 in Mt SterlingKy precincts to register voters for a May 28 1921 Montgomery County bond measure. The poll will run 6 am to 9 pm at regular precinct voting places for a $250000 road and bridge bonds proposal. Sheriff John G Roberts signs the notice.
Bayou Creek levee in Arkansas yielded to a swollen stream flooding about 100000 acres. A large shipment of tents was sent to shelter the homeless left by the disaster.
A curfew ordinance now in effect in Chicago requires children under 16 to be off city streets after 10 PM. The measure also makes parents liable for violations under the ordinance.
Tennessee passes a forest study law to integrate forestry into schools through nature study. The Nashville Art Association and American Forestry Association promote tree education with county campaigns. Forest fire costs run about 25 million dollars nationally, with states urged to back the Snell Forestry Bill and forest protection week proclaimed by the president.
MT Sterling reader W H Hall credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with ending his kidney pain backache dizziness and fatigue after using two boxes bought at White & Co’s Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy 60 cents a box.
It costs nothing to enter or try for the prizes, inviting participation without any entry fee or upfront cost.
A Waukon Iowa Standard letter argues advertising shows its value to retailers. It notes $6000 ads for a shoe string and cheap items like a 15-cent tobacco can, raisin pie filler, soap, and hosiery, questioning why some say advertising pays for manufacturers but not retailers. It asserts advertising marks the merchant in contrast to the mere store keeper.
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