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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1914

Page

4

Democratic nominees in Kentucky rally for Wilson era unity

The Louisville Times notes the Kentucky Democratic campaign led by Beckham emphasizes a single issue. It argues that electing Democratic Senatorial and Congressional nominees supports Woodrow Wilson’s administration in a crisis, while urging voters to choose the straight ticket to back the nation over party.

Kentucky Somerset Beckham Senate Wilson Lincoln Woodrow Wilson Louisville

Praise for H S Goodpaster as State Inspector and Examiner

The statement lauds H S Goodpaster for courage and competence revealed in Frankfort disclosures. It contrasts his integrity with alleged statehouse egotism and idle self-interest, calling him a refreshing and rare public servant in the office of State Inspector and Examiner.

Frankfort H. S. Goodpaster State House

Election Message From Elizabeth Town News

The piece argues this fall’s election is a national test. It states that voting for Democratic candidates supports President Wilson’s Administration and voting against them opposes the Wilson Administration.

Wilson Elizabethtown News

Riggs Sullivan Weds Winchester Girl in Lexington

Riggs Sullivan of Owingsville and Lexington married Miss Emma Thomson of Winchester with Rev. Chandler officiating. The couple, joined in marriage after a trip from Owingsville via Winchester, plan to reside in Owingsville with Sullivan’s branch business of G D Sullivan & Co. and Miss Thomson renowned in Winchester and Owingsville society.

Riggs Sullivan Owingsville Lexington Emma Thomson Winchester G. D. Sullivan G. D. Sullivan & Co Bath County D. A. Thomson Calk Advocate

New Styles in Correspondence Papers and Cards

Advocate Publishing Co presents a display of the latest styles in correspondence papers and greeting cards. The exhibit showcases refined textures, subtle patterns, and contemporary layouts for personal and professional use.

Advocate Publishing Co

Popular couple wed in quiet county ceremony

Mr. Clay Ford, a prominent farmer, and Miss Mary Campbell of Sideview, were quietly married in this city late Wednesday evening. Rev. Bruce W. Trimble officiated before a small gathering of friends and relatives. Ford is a son of Matt Ford of Aaron's Run. the bride is daughter of Mrs. Al Anderson.

Clay Ford Mary Campbell Sideview Bruce W. Trimble Mr. Ford Matt Ford Aaron’s Run al. Anderson

If We Only Understood Kipling Poem Reflection

Verse invoking Kipling to consider mercy before judgment. It urges that understanding of others' struggles would curb harsh judgments and foster compassion, urging love over blame.

Rudyard Kipling

Shingling Ahead as Cold Weather Approaches

McCormick Co offers shingles now ahead of damp weather. Contact phone 48 for supply and service.

McCormick Co

Chromic Iron Ore Production in the United States

The article notes that eastern U S chromic iron ore is mostly imported from South Africa with California the sole domestic producer for years. It highlights 32 counties in California, a Dunsmuir Shasta county mine dominating 1913 output, and explains chromite’s high heat resistance and wide uses from pigments to tanning and especially steel metallurgy.

United States South Africa California Dunsmuir Shasta

Probably Right About Living Within Salary Joke

A humorous exchange appears where a father remarks you do not live within your salary and the son teases that he cannot live without it, implying humor about expenditures and income.

Tickling Straw Causes Fatal Revolver Discharge

Elmon J. Lissey of North Braddock died after a straw tickle provoked John Quentin to grab a revolver in bed. Lissey grappled with Quentin, the weapon fired, and the bullet struck Lissey in the heart, killing him instantly. The coroner’s office reported the incident as described.

Elmon J. Lissey North Braddock Lissey John Quentin Quentin Pittsburgh Gazette-Times

Domestic Arts Lecturer in Poiret Gown and Wig

In a witty exchange the actress laments forgotten by press and her jewels missing. Her press agent drafts a lecture plan on domestic arts featuring scrubbing and dishwashing demonstrations in imported gowns and a heliotrope wig.

Poets Called to Work as Miners Stir Lordship Parody

A humorous exchange imagines poets labeled as minor laborers. The quip suggests they should be toiling with pick and shovel, amusingly linking poetry to hard labor in a rural or satirical frame.

Pleasant Gabe Smith Impresses as a Charismatic Figure

A reader praises Gabe Smith for friendliness and striking public presence, noting his accommodating nature and likening him to someone preparing for or pursuing political office.

Gabe—Smith Steve

Australia’s Growth Surpasses One Billion in Production

The annual value of Australian production now exceeds 1.0 billion dollars, marking a rise of over 250 million in six years. This reflects sustained expansion across industries and stronger export demand.

Irritable Old Man-Bay AutOCar Racket Causes Confusion

An irritable old man complains about a car making a persistent racket. A chauffeur insists the noise comes from the vehicle itself, denying any external cause. The exchange highlights tension over the car’s operation.

Two Bourdon County Kentucky Farm Ads Offer Land and Homes

No 1 offers 123 acres near Sharpsburg with a 6 room house tobacco barn 96 by 40 stock barn 72 by 40 water and fruit trees on good turnpike priced 85 dollars per acre. No 2 presents 1392 3 acres first class land two tobacco barns and a 7 room brick house on a model road near Bath county listed by J S Sharp agent Sharpsburg Kentucky.

Howard’s Mill Farm Mt. Sterling Slate Creek Bath County C. W. Nesbitt Mt. Sterling, Ky A. L. Tipton W. S. Fitzpatrick Bourbon County Sharpsburg Model Road J. S. Sharp, Agt

Apple sale notice by W E Bean agent

Spring Lamb and Brains offers 100 bushels of York Imperial Black Twig and Ben Davis apples. Single bushels 1.00 each, 10 bushel lots 0.80 each. Will trade apples for corn. Phone 622. Call 6 to 8 pm.

Ben Davis W. E. Bean Agt

Crane's Correspondence Cards Featured with Fresh Paper Goods

A line of Crane's correspondence cards and paper arrives highlighting refined stationery. The note mentions fresh vegetables daily at the display or market, suggesting a local vendor or pairing of products in a showroom setting.

County Courts Held By Regions Near Mt Sterling

List shows county court days for Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Clark Winchester Fayette Lexington Fleming Flemingsburg Harrison Cynthiana Madison Richmond Montgomery Mt Sterling Nicholas Carlisle with specifics: 2nd Monday 1st Monday 4th Monday 2nd Monday 4th Monday 4th Monday 1st Monday 3rd Monday 2nd Monday.

Mt. Sterling Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Clark Winchester Fayette Lexington Fleming Flemingsburg Harrison Cynthiana Madison Richmond Montgomery Nicholas Carlisle

Peter Montgomery Trotting Stallion at Ma p e Hill Farm

Peter Montgomery, a noted trotting stallion, to stand this fall at Ma p e Hill Farm. Terms are ten dollars a season cash or twenty five dollars to insure a live foal. Described as siring speed and good looks, he belongs to a celebrated trotting lineage.

Map'e Hill Farm

Great Bargain Subscriptions Offer from Lexington Leader

The Lexington Daily and Sunday Leader offers new mail subscribers four months for one dollar to introduce the Republican daily paper. Enclose one dollar and mail to The Lexington Leader, Lexington Kentucky, for war, market and political news by telegraph.

Lexington Daily Sunday Leader Leader Telegraph Lexington Leader Lexington

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Advocate Publishing Co. Incorporated Shember Kentucky Press Association New York Chicago Democratic Co. W. Beckham Tohnson N. Camden Congress Mr. H. S. Goodpaster Marinello Goodwin Emma Lee Young Oxfords Peters Ralston Fellowu Greenwade Australia Bath Counties W. T. Acre Court House Mt.terling Wm. Cravens Lamb and Brains Flieschman’s Yeast Vanarsdell’s Greenwade Store Crane Emica! Co Greenshbory N. C County Court Days Peter Montgomery the Advocate For Printing Maish J. D. C. Hazelrigg
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