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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
7
A rural Iowa anecdote praises neighborly help and community bonds. It argues that mutual aid builds real character, Clark County style, and suggests monthly neighborhood gatherings with meals and a literature program to cement ties for common interests. The piece ends by urging action for communal cohesion despite wartime rhetoric.
The Kentucky State Dental Association schedules its 46th annual meeting in Ashland on June 8 to 10. The event, located in the far northwest of Kentucky, is expected to attract many visitors from Ohio Virginia and West Virginia. The program features a progressive clinic with nationally renowned dentists. The gathering is praised as highly important for Kentucky dentistry.
Opinion argues that Europe presents a more pressing field for Christian missions than Africa, suggesting a focus on the continent with a darker image and greater opportunity for conversion.
A Mt Sterling resident J C Fitzgerald of 14 Jamison St testifies to relief from kidney pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. He reports improved strength and well being. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Kentucky residents will witness a week long aviation exhibition at Parks Hill Camp Ground from May 15 to May 22. Stockman will perform daily except Sunday piloting an 85 horsepower Curtis aircraft with thrilling aerial maneuvers and drone-like stunts while offering free consultations. The event includes music by Ray's Concert Band and opportunities to lease and build on Parks Hill lots.
Large roll of matting found on Owingsville Pike. Owner may claim by proving property and paying for ad. Contact Dan Welsh at 636-1. A reflective quote about vanity follows.
The article details Siam's strict court etiquette, Brahman influences on coronations, and the twice yearly oath of allegiance known as Teu Nam. It describes royal processions, oath rituals before the king, temple settings, and the palace language that elevates royal actions with specially polite terms.
A St Nicholas note explains ants keep clean with tools like coarse and fine combs hairbrushes sponges washes and soap made from saliva and their tongues serving as sponges. Their legs hold their combs and they wash whenever they become soiled.
The term budget stems from an old Norman bougette meaning a leather purse. English tradition of presenting parliament with financial estimates in a leather bag gave rise to the word. The term then circulated back into France from England.
A historic call urging community growth through leadership. It declares the hour has come for a decisive, energetic figure to forge links, expand wealth and size, and turn plans into reality by injecting life into local business and development.
Mrs. Mary E. Anderson sues for divorce from Millard W. Anderson in a Cincinnati court seeking alimony and custody of two children. Married November 11, 1890, they lived here for years before moving to Cincinnati. separation occurred shortly after. Mr. Anderson resides with his sister, Mrs. Ernest Gillaspie, on the Levee pike in the county.
A reflective note contrasts universal humanity with a mindset that keeps compassion shut away. It suggests empathy as a deliberate choice rather than an innate trait.
A wind wheelbarrow in China is drawn by a donkey with a sail set when the wind is fair. The wheel turns on a wooden frame held by iron bars, and utensils hang from the frame. The father leads, the son assists at the rear, and the mother with children ride aboard.
Advertisement lists a four room flat for rent with bath and central location and directs to apply to 43 1 £. 6. 1. Strother Finest Fruits and Greenwade's promote fruits meats and cleanliness as selling points with a moral line about marriage and life conditions.
A colossal octopus drifted to the Malay peninsula after being at sea with other creatures. It had arms from twelve to seventeen feet long and weighed about 550 pounds, indicating it was large and powerful.
Miss Tannie Scott, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Scott former residents of this city, died at her Rushville home after months of tuberculosis. Her remains were brought back Friday on the 12:40 C. and O. train and she was buried in Machpelah cemetery.
A veteran quote encourages perseverance and discipline as women reflect on parental guidance. The speaker notes that tough tasks now prepare them for later life and appreciation from mothers.
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