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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
2
G D Sullivan and Co lists highest market prices paid for poultry and produce at their Mt Sterling Kentucky location on W Locust Street. The notice promotes their buy rates and signals ongoing commodity purchasing activity by the firm.
The company lists stock at one dollar per share with par value, invites subscriptions through Secretary John W. Eastin, and plans drilling soon on a lease in territory near production. Five local directors and officers back the effort as a strong opportunity before the market cap is reached.
A Berkeley woman reports nervousness irritability loss of appetite and fatigue improved after using Vinol with no appetite and insomnia lingering. Local doctor recommendations cited as part of a testimonial in Cal 2107 Way Berkeley California and Mt Sterling Kentucky notice.
Amherst College offers a two-year course for students within two years of draft age to complete practical war studies and skip some four-year requirements. Students may then finish remaining requirements after service to earn a B A degree. The piece ends with a punchline about Lot's wife and a quip on rubber and salt.
A fragmentary verse piece contrasts a husband eager to sail in war with a wife who resists, keeping him at home and causing heartbreak and loss. The poem depicts love clashing with duty and the costs of sacrifice during wartime. Also referenced are local notices about corn flour, an egg candling demonstration in Mount Sterling on June 15 with USDA and Kentucky officials, offering free egg grading and publications, plus a prize library suite.
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