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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
2
A call to residents to speak positively about their town and neighbors. Emphasizes that community character is shown by daily speech and actions, and warns that criticism and belittling harm reputation and future progress. Encourages brotherly love and shared responsibility to lift the community.
Poetic note urges readers toward the Land of Light with lines on hope and love. The ad touts Vanarsdell's as offering the best service and prompt delivery.
Mrs. Ann Gose Mansfield died at her Jameson street home after months with paralysis. Funeral held at her residence led by Rev. Clyde Darsie, burial in Union church cemetery Bath county. Survived by husband Henry Mansfield and four children including Elizabeth Mitchell and Sallie Wiggington. She was a Christian church member.
The Equitable promotes a convertible life insurance policy described as the last word in life insurance with lower price and better terms. Frazer, 42-41 is noted as an agent example. The tone suggests a general audience remark on policy appeal and mixed reception.
State of Ohio Toledo toledo Lucas County and Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney Co promising one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certified December 6 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75c. Take for constipation.
A collection of Snagtown items describes weather impairing the post office, folk tales and barnyard diversions, village gossip, and small town misadventures. Observations cover a missed repair, a rainbow, a battleship in a school play, and local characters such as John St. Clair, Al Williams, and the Fiddling Band.
In Montgomery Circuit Court Tuesday morning the case of T Newt Duff against National Fire Insurance Company was compromised with the company paying Duff 1075 and all costs. Duff insured eighteen acres of tobacco for 1800 stored in a barn that burned while stoves cured the crop. He claimed company agents authorized stove use. the loss was about 3000. Duff had previously won a related suit against A W Stofer in Clark County.
Residence on west High street offers eight rooms and bath. Includes single dwelling features suitable for family living and rental inquiry.
Citizens circulate a petition to create a separate city government for the Fifth and Sixth wards after the council’s brick paving ordinance. Leaders push for a new charter and name, amid strong public speculation on the outcome.
A Baltimore bidder won a flawless brand new typewriter for a half dollar at a sale of stray packages while the neighbor paid seventy-five cents for three apple pies. The passage questions luck and contrasts two outcomes from the same event.
A fragmentary remark about marriages and improvised reasons highlights a domestic dispute tone. The line suggests social friction over choosing a spouse and differing tastes affecting relationships. No clear parties or setting are named in the readable text.
Paris city council defends an old license clause taxing per day fifty dollars for practicing hypnotism or divine healing and classifying Christian Science with quacks. Christian Science leaders protest as entitled citizens seek removal at the next council meeting.
Readable listing notes Fresh oranges grapefruit lemons bananas and apples available at Greenwade's market.
A slangy jab notes a shift in meaning as a once close fisted cuss is humorously reframed as a financial economist. The line plays on evolving language and satire about professions.
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