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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
4
The page lists J. W. Hedden Sr as editor and J. W. Hedden Jr as associate editor and business manager, with Mrs. Mary C. Ayres as Local News Editor. Subscription is two dollars per year, cash required with order. no announcement will be inserted until paid.
A dated feature profiles Robert Todd Lincoln son of Abraham Lincoln living a reclusive life in Georgetown Washington. The piece recounts his birth in 1843 schooling at Illinois Harvard service on Grant’s staff and roles as secretary of war and minister to Britain. It notes his current seclusion with his wife and the quiet life near his father's tragedy.
Poem extols superior printing for business growth urging readers to publish a sharp new scheme rather than settle for mediocre work. It promotes high quality pamphlets cards or books as essential to attracting attention and expanding a business. The piece frames printing as valuable as gold and persuasive to colleagues.
Winchester residents visit relatives including Jbe A Trimble and Miles Yocum while G L Rose plans Morgan county cattle purchases for October court. A large cattle van is anticipated. A June wedding links Stanley Ensor and Stella Donnelson. The Christian church lacks a pastor as plans for a protracted meeting form. The obituary of a diphtheria victim draws community sympathy.
The city announces inspections of Willow street from East High to East Main and East Main street from asphalt section to Willow street. The Street Improvement Committee will assess work for compliance on October 7, 1921 at 2 p.m. abutting property owners may attend.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Keller welcome a son born Friday at Mary Chiles Hospital named John Keller II. Mr and Mrs Curtis Hollon announce a 10 pound baby boy born September 20 at their Main Street home named Leighton.
Religious W F Chapel starts revival meetings at the Church of God on North Queen Street with services every evening at 7 o'clock beginning Saturday evening October 8. Ev erybody is cordially invited.
The piece humorously speculates about radical future tech and social change. It notes exaggerated ideas of leather from powder and threats of violence, while predicting kitchenettes and bedroomettes in cars and homes being abolished.
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