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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
8
The draft court would hear disputes after jurisdiction is confirmed and interpret treaties, international law, and breaches. Questions arise on enforcing rulings, compelling participation, and whether the League of Nations is needed for action.
A treaty for an International Court would penalize nations that refuse arbitration or refuse to carry out court decisions. Seen as an instrument of the League of Nations the court would aid global cooperation. without the League it would fail as a weak impotent force.
Rexall Stores straw vote in Kentucky reports Cox leading Harding with men and women tallies. Cox totals 7,847 to Harding 5,125 giving Cox a 2,722 margin. Data split by gender shows Cox men 6,269 and women 1,578 while Harding men 4,234 and women 891.
Quotation by O W Holmes on talkers with erratic, zigzag thinking. They exhaust listeners with rapid bright remarks on many topics, making conversation with dull friends a relief after a jolting half hour.
Mercury production in Spain comes from the provinces of Ciudad Real Granada and Oviedo with Ciudad Real hosting the key Almaden mines. The Almaden complex covers 485187 acres and is owned and operated by the state.
A roundup of visits and travel notes features Mrs J B Hampton in Winchester, Mrs Sallie Richards of Pineville with Mrs W E Richards, and Miss Gertrude Peck from Flemingsburg visiting aunt Mrs J T Rolph. Multiple families hosted relatives, health travel to New Mexico noted, and local clubs met as Mrs S V Johnson hosted the Woman's Club. 700 doctors attended a Lexington medical meeting, with further notes on residents returning from trips to Harrodsburg, Mt Sterling, Martinsville, and Lexington venues.
A column mocks Mammoth Cave style contrasts with Locust Street scenes in Blue Grass Mountain City. It notes noisy trucks, duplicated urban sights, unlit signs, and billboard waste, then reports tobacco convention delegates discussing the association's constitution and limited hope for tobacco improvements.
F H Seeley, rupture expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington this Monday October 11 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield claimed to banish ruptures without surgery. He offers charity demonstrations and has government documents for inspection while asserting prior awards in England and Spain.
Come and see our farm gates at a small price. Mt. Sterling Lumber Co. offers sturdy gates for farms and general uses.
A line of decorated Queensware has just been received by McGuire Brothers. The piece reflects trade and display goals for the era. The note about a wounded soldier adds a human interest angle on bravery and injury.
A new device from France prints music on a long strip fed by motor driven rolls. The strip moves past the eyes at chosen speed, eliminating pauses that halt performance. A side mounted lever controls playback for the musician.
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