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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
2
A guide for anxious women to ease nerves through diet and routine. Doctors advise proper digestion, comfortable footwear, avoiding tight waists, regular hot baths, daily linen care, and simple surroundings. Color affects mood. solitude aids calm for the highly strung.
A fragmented testimonial ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription sold nationwide for fifty years in tablet and liquid forms. It claims to ease distressing feminine ailments and improve appearance, with a user praising its effects and vowing to keep remedies on hand.
Guidance urges Tet Sastre to relax frequently and cultivate a habit of serenity. The emphasis is on avoiding noise and confusion as if escaping a plague, promoting quiet, focused spaces.
East Nashville grocer W. N. Parsons vouches for Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach head ache and indigestion. He urges households to keep it on hand and notes widespread positive testimony from users across the country.
Congressman C B Slemp urges Republicans to back a Kentucky representation in the next U S Cabinet. He notes Alvin T Hert of Louisville as a qualified candidate for any Cabinet post, while not specifying a single position. Slemp aided the National Campaign Committee and won re election in Virginia's Ninth district by about six thousand votes.
President Woodrow Wilson designates Thursday, November 25th, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges citizens to pause from labor, reflect on mercies, and dedicate themselves to God and service, noting wartime lessons and the return to peace and justice.
Funeral services for J. J. Lacy were held at his Main Street home with Rev. J. W. Tyler officiating. Burial followed in Owingsville cemetery. Lacy, cashier of Farmers' Bank for 20 years, is survived by his wife Bessie Brother and three children, Mrs. Coleman Elliott, Hayden J. Imey, and Louise Lacy.
A critic notes that Avgirl wears a waist garment revealing her chest from chin to wishbone unless a small chest pimple appears. The remark focuses on visibility and a single skin imperfection.
A terse aphorism notes that almost all men who face unfulfilled love end up married. The remark suggests marriage as a response to romantic disappointment, implying social trends or attitudes of the era.
Cheap dentistry is like cheap jewelry the only thing that commends it is the price. When you contemplate work on your teeth do not look for a bargain. Bargain dentistry has been the source of endless aggravation and expense in the end. Let the price be secondary. seek best work first.
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