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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
3
President Wilson praised the Atlantic fleet after reviewing it in New York. He cited Admiral Dewey on the navy’s strength and urged continued growth in national defense and equipment. The second portion discusses maternal care and youth, urging appreciation and thoughtful conduct at home.
Greenwade's showcases spring lamb and country ham as highlighted selections for seasonal menus. Patrons are invited to sample these local meats and enjoy fresh preparations.
An elderly man cherishes memories of his childhood home and simple stories of siblings and parents. The vivid scenes of playhouses, a broken cart, sled and kite, and a family's care endure as a lasting imprint on his heart. The passage reflects enduring gratitude and the belief that birthplace memories linger beyond time.
The Carlisle Democrat, a weekly newspaper and job printing plant, was ordered sold by a Nicholas Circuit Court judgment. Master Commissioner A. M. Swinford was directed to run the paper until the sale date set for June 14.
Advert invites written estimates for Higgin metal window screens and Higgin all metal window strips. Contact T. A. Hendricks at 36-121-pd Lexington for printing details.
Massachusetts reports over 65 percent of townships using consolidation with 161773.47 dollars spent on student transportation. Iowa notes 63 districts in 28 counties adopting consolidation and highlights Buffalo Center routes for 98 pupils across six routes.
The secretary reports for the year ending September 1894 before consolidation that schools ran six months with an average daily attendance of ninety. For the year ending September 1900 after consolidation eight teachers served nine months and attendance reached 290. Tuition per month per pupil dropped from 5.03 to 2.31 dollars, suggesting efficiency gains.
John McGilaway formerly of this city died at the National Military Institute in Marion Indiana after retiring to the Soldier's Home two years ago. He served in an Ohio regiment during the Civil War and was buried with military honors. Survived by his wife and son Robert of St. Louis, they were with him.
The passage argues that true politeness comes from an inborn higher nature rather than pretentious manners. It rejects drawing room airs that fade when company leaves and emphasizes consistent, sincere dignity in behavior.
A humorous polemic asks where America keeps its vast gold supply, challenging the idea of a single clear repository and noting the country’s wealth without naming specific vaults or dates.
An advertisement touts Rattlesnake Oil Liniment as a near miraculous cure for rheumatism catarrh asthma and pain. It markets White Eagle Indian Blood Purifier Herbs with the Oil at 1.00 per package and claims strong healing powers with two months treatment. Sold by Mt Sterling Ky druggist C Duerson at 10 Court St and via mail from Sead Ohio.
Rates for cottage stays range from 12 dollars for twenty days to 30 dollars for June 25th to October 15th with a 15 dollar option for June 25th to July 25th and a 10 dollar per month rate thereafter. Tents cost two thirds of these rates and include two cots two chairs plus two mattresses two chairs per cottage four occupants per cottage four per tent. Extra cots rent 50 cents a week. Transient lodgers are 50 cents nightly. Eating costs estimated at 50 cents per day or more.
The Redpath Chautauquas announce no Sunday program on the seven day circuit from Jacksonville Florida to Waukegan Illinois. The change will cost more than $20 000 with the tent staying eight days in a location but open to the public only seven.
The piece urges merchants to advertise as a signal of valuable goods and warns against rivalry. It reflects on peace as a beautiful yet fragile state and notes the transience of calm in market life.
A rural verse piece recalls a farmer lad and a Jersey cow in a sunset meadow scene. The narrator muses on rainbows in life and the fragile nature of hopeful promises while noting simple, humble pleasures like a local store’s fare at Vanarsdell's.
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