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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1917
Page
6
The piece argues safety must guard freedom without license and democracy requires bound freedom governed by equity. It defines safety as protection from coercion and violence and asserts rights must be universal, with an equitable distribution of life’s opportunities as the world’s prerequisite for true democracy.
Evart Querton returns to screen in Soldiers of Chance with Miriam Fouche at Table Theatre on Nov 8. Madge Kennedy debuts in Baby Mine at Table Theatre on Nov 10, a Goldwyn Pictures Corporation comedy about a wife faking a baby.
Roger Q. Drake is appointed mail carrier on city route No 3 succeeding Kenney N. DeHaven who resigned and moved to Lexington. Drake begins duties tomorrow after several months with Punch Graves and Co. He is a young man of ability and energy and should prove a valuable employee for the Postoffice.
Mr Edison forecasts future clothing costs dropping so low that any woman can afford fashion without financial strain. He offers no clear timeline for when this affordable wardrobe era will arrive.
Nanie Trimble of Mt. Sterling recounts how Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved persistent left side pain and kidney discomfort last fall and again in January 1917. She describes improved health, reduced fatigue, and lasting relief, endorsing the remedy and urging purchases from local dealers.
Mr and Mrs J Miller Hoffman purchase the Mary Wood Rice home on Samuels Avenue through W Hoffman Wood for about 4500 dollars. Possession is immediate and the Hoffmans will move in. Mrs Rice her mother Mrs John C Wood and sisters Miss Ollive and Kathryn Wood plan to relocate to the West after several months in California.
A readable vintage ad urges purchases of new shoes and offers repair services at OConnell s Shoe Laboratory on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd s Cafe with phone contact 845 for repairs and sales.
J Ed McClure, a well known county farmer, bought a 260 acre farm near Versailles in Woodford county for about 95 dollars per acre. He will take possession March 1 and move to reside on the property. McClure recently sold his county farm to A L Tipton and will be missed by many friends.
An 18th century insurance notice from B. Frank Perry & Co offering fire coverage for high priced tobacco with no risk of loss. Office located in the Julian Building at the corner of Main and Maysville streets, dated 1731.
The article notes that the German dance has fallen out of favor in allied nations. It discusses shifting cultural tastes and waning popularity without listing specific countries or dates.
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