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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
7
An ex change quips that starting is essential to completion while noting the other person failed at a separate task. The remark frames procrastination and accountability with a pointed contrast.
The Grassy Lick church ladies announce an ice cream and strawberry supper at the new Grassy Lick store on Saturday night May 29th.
A patriotic message declares national unity and enduring identity, emphasizing that today’s republic stands as a single people with shared purpose and continuity.
Central four room flat for rent with bath. Inquire at 43-tf. G. H. Strother seeks tenants for a convenient residence.
A pledge to honor justice and humanity under the flag. Citizens are urged to reflect on the meaning of national symbols and the duties of loyalty.
Lettuce kale and radishes featured at Vanarsdell's. Fresh greens and related produce available for customers.
A reflective passage contrasts anxieties with hopeful trust. It argues that worry wears down the spirit and that true salvation comes from choosing the path of making others happy rather than seeking personal happiness. The speaker emphasizes two life choices and the impact of their outlooks.
The Baptist parsonage residence on West High Street, currently occupied by Rev. J. S. Wilson, is in thorough repair and desirable. Apply to W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler. Theodore Roosevelt, who compared Wilson to Pontius Pilate, ought to eat his words now.
An Advocate for printing voices concern over ongoing war casualties and the public demand for greater military action. The piece argues for restraint while acknowledging the heavy human cost and calls for prudent policies.
A persuasive essay argues that the home paper serves local needs by reporting on churches, lodges, neighbors, and authorities. It contrasts national dailies, stressing that locals gain intimate knowledge of community affairs, property values, and civic well being from its pages. Loyalty and mutual interest bind readers to local press as a community builder.
A state poultry report urges farmers to separate mature roosters from laying hens during warm months. It warns that eggs from unmated hens spoil quickly in heat and that roosters do not increase egg production. The guidance recommends selling or penning roosters to ensure strong breeders and reduce losses.
An effort is underway to organize an Mt Sterling High School alumni association for graduates and two year attendees. The aim is a yearly commencement banquet and dance to strengthen old friendships and memories. The note ends with a reflective quip on envy and action.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney Co. swears as corner partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Haltons Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses on December 6. Also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally.
Wednesday June 16 a locally guided three day tour departs with round trip railroad fare from Winchester at 5.65 rooms at Cave Hotel with board and cave trips priced at 6.50 total cost 12.15 special coach on the regular train at 7 01 am free band concert on Echo river contact L N Agent for details and reservations 47 4t
Miss Lida Goodpaster held her class recital Thursday evening at her W. High street residence. An enjoyable program featured pupils including Mary Coons Gladys Henry Martha Rice Ruby Lee Roberta Dale Gladys McCormick Lela Rogers Martha Tharp Mary Taul J C Montjoy Rena Clark Leoma Johnson Stella Garrett Christine Rainey Della Clark Marguerite Newmeyer Mary Estill Francis Henry Virginia Due Lucile Bush Robert Turley Shelby Thompson Rebecca Jones Marie Clarke Christina Heinrich Emi Lee Howe Bernice Clark Vivian Alfrey Martha Pieratt Mary Land Brunner and Carolyn Ratliff.
The McCormick Lumber Co. secured the contract for minor renovations to the Clay & French cafe location. Mr. King closed his saloon Thursday night and construction will begin immediately.
A fragment lists fruits including oranges grapefruit lemons bananas and apples. The text pivots to a metaphor about climbing a hill that grows steeper the farther one goes and tiring before the top.
In response to enduring reliance on coal, critics urge policy action to curb emissions and reduce environmental harm. The discourse frames the issue within energy security and public health, urging alternatives and accountability.
Community Pride is essential to a town's growth as streets are improved and yards are cared for. Cleanliness and beauty draw visitors, workers, and new residents, turning a place into a recognized, thriving community. Personal Pride and Community Pride together accelerate development and harmony.
An advertisement lists Parker Photo Car selling 25 pictures for 35 cents and post cards at 1 dollar per dozen plus cabinets at 2 dollars per dozen. It closes with a motto about Sovg liberty and truth embalmed in song and a people without poetry.
Notice announces a transfer by J. W. Baker with contact 840. It promotes Greenwade's offering of a finest line of meats and includes a proverb about world owed living.
United States awaits Germanys reply to President Wilson note. No forecast on German response. Wilsons demand shown as firm yet measured. US government preserves peace while ready to protect American subjects abroad.
A wry line notes the clash between a man’s high appetite and a meager salary. It contrasts luxury longing with financial hardship, suggesting resignation as a possible outcome for the family.
A light humorous note describes a flirt as a woman who goes shopping for hearts, playing on dating and romantic pursuit. The piece frames flirting as playful consumer-style activity and uses social language common to light verse.
An advertisement offers a drugstore remedy to fade freckles at Bassett Drug Co. It guarantees a penny cost only if it fails and promises a clear complexion with an ounce of ethine double strength. The ad urges asking for double strength ethine, sold with a money back guarantee.
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