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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
2
An Atchison girl believed her temper caused illness and was given a sulfur mullass mixture by her mother. She collapsed after taking the remedy, in a cautionary note from the Atchison Globe.
A terse note laments backbiters who sting like wasps and never yield sweet outcomes, contrasting them with bees and knox in a sharp, apropos quip.
A skin specialist reports a new drug ethine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee from W S Lloyd. The remedy promises rapid improvement and claims to be harmless to tender skin.
The piece argues horses and mules form the foundation of American farming wealth, supplying heavy draft power for cultivation and animal products. It notes horses outnumber city stock, supports ongoing farm expansion, and urges larger teams and heavier implements to meet rising food demand.
Farmers note that driving with accuracy is tedious for sand hauling and requires more barn space. Big horses are seen as the solution to the difficulty, easing harness work and load management for teams and carriages.
The Benet-Mer cier gun combines rapid fire with long range and light weight. Fired from a rest against the shoulder, it can discharge 300 to 500 shots per minute with clip fed 50 round cartridges. Tests by army officers aim at government adoption.
Dr. Isaac Funk and Dr. Sargent argue that women have advanced substantially in the last fifty years and approach the masculine form and thought. They predict the next fifty years will bring limited change due to laws governing perpetuation.
A framed card close to Columbia University proclaims in red chalk Day Bored and Vocal Music Taught. The New York Press notes the curious letters and the location described as a frame building within a short distance of the university.
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