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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
13
An old Navy recruiting ad invites readers to join the U S Navy. It promises travel to foreign lands, training, paid holidays, free uniforms, and opportunities for advancement. It targets men ages 17 to 35 and directs inquiries to nearest recruiting stations or postmasters.
Dr. R. R. Elmore of the National Midland Trail Association issues a call for an Eastern Division organization meeting of the Great Midland Trail on Saturday October 25 at 10 30 A M in the Phoenix Hotel Lexington Kentucky. Officials highway engineers and county judges from Illinois Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia are invited to attend under the Lexington Board of Commerce.
The Kentucky Republican platform calls for removing judges from politics but Lexington host Republicans feature partisan judges. Judge Charlie Kerr, elected on a nonpartisan basis, gave a partisan speech introducing Ed Morrow and derided the League of Nations as the League of Hallucinations. Democrats in Lexington note Kerr's remarks as a lesson on party influence.
James Stucky reports a rat caused plumbing trouble leading to a floor and pipe tear, finding a rat nest in the basement. The plumber charged $125 to clear the blockage. Rat Snap product advertised in three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 by Chenault and Orear.
The piece argues the GOP views the War Department’s success as its greatest offense, claiming victory was won without a Republican Congress to dictate terms, and critiques political timing of postwar guidance.
A concise reflection on actions shaping outcomes. It contrasts negative treatment with consequences and positive conduct with rewards, emphasizing personal responsibility and the reciprocity of life.
The piece critiques Hert as a powerful Kentucky Republican, detailing how he ousted Col. John McCulloch as national committeeman and influenced key votes and appointments. It compares his control to a party boss, urging voters to know what they would support if he runs. The Red Cross relief effort is noted, urging continued overseas aid and winter aid for refugees.
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