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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1916

Page

2

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Mt Sterling Testimony

Mount Sterling resident Mrs. C. C. Schooler reports a family member with back and kidney pains found relief using Doan's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store. The product, priced 50 cents, is sold by Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N. Y.

Dean Mt. Sterling C. C. Schooler Jamison St Doan Duerson Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Disgusting Attack on the President Editorial

The Brooklyn Standard Union denounces Jeremiah A. O Leary s telegram as an offensive attack on President Wilson. The paper praises thePresident s cool contempt and cites national unity across parties as the American reaction.

Brooklyn Standard Union Republican Wilson Jeremah A. O’leary O’leary New York Globe Jeremiah A. O'Leary

Death of Mr Noble Ledford in Harlan

Mr Noble Ledford dies after an appendicitis operation in Harlan aged fifty nine. A native of Owsley county he lived in Montgomery and Tennessee before returning to practice law there. Survived by brothers Henry Joseph B F Ledford and a sister Mrs Sarah Noe with one half brother Will Ledford. He was unmarried and known for integrity and Republican political involvement.

Harlan Ledford Henry C. Ledford Machpelah Owsley County Henry Ledford Joseph Ledford Menefee County B. F. Ledford Lincoln County Sarah Noe Tacoma Wash Will Ledford Wolfe County

Montgomery County to vote on a fifteen thousand dollar debt for poor farm

Sheriff Harry F. Howell of Montgomery County Kentucky announces a special election on November 7, 1916, to decide if the county should incur a twenty year bonds debt of fifteen thousand dollars to buy a farm and build facilities for the care of the poor. The measure appears on the general election ballot with YES or NO options and bonds issued at up to six percent interest. Polls open 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at regular precincts under state election laws.

Montgomery County Kentucky

Lawmakers Clash Over Child Labor Act’s Effectiveness

Chairman Willcox denounces the act as fraudulent citing a joker in the law. Hughes claims the bill does not emancipate children. Lovejoy defends the measure as carefully drafted after three years of consideration. Cummins affirms the act will achieve humane aims despite critiques.

Willcox Republican National Campaign Committee Wilson Hughes Owen R. Lovejoy National Child Labor Committee Congress Senate Oliver Penrose

Chiropractic A Product of the 20th Century

An ad extols chiropractic as in harmony with the body's Vital Force and urges readers to seek spinal adjustments to improve health. It notes Advocate Building Mt Sterling Kentucky office hours and promotes chiropractic care as beneficial in sickness. The piece also cites Chicago Herald praise for the National Child Labor Committee and the child labor law's careful, bipartisan crafting.

New Law Office Opens In Knapp Building

Mr Z Taylor Young has opened a law office in the new Knapp building. He is well known in Rowan county and an experienced lawyer. A former member of the Morehead bar he needs no commendation. The Morehead Mountaineer notes his expected splendid practice.

Z. Taylor Young Knapp Young Rowan County Morehead

The corn shuck cigarette maker’s son follows suit

An old-time boy who once rolled corn shuck cigarettes for free now raises a son who buys corn shucks to craft them at a cost per sack. The tale suggests that persistence changes fortunes as the saying goes, All things come to those who won’t wait.

Stammering Self-Cure Through Silent Deliberation

The speaker recounts a youth tactic to overcome stammering by slow deliberate speech. He describes practicing saying syllables and letters like B ten times before words, then delivering remarks with quiet, delayed articulation as a successful cure.

Simplicity in Character and Style Quoted

A brief quotation attributed to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow on the value of simplicity in character manners and style, noting it as a line to remember.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Woodrow Wilson Quote On Humanity And Rights

A brief quotation from Woodrow Wilson emphasizes that America seeks only what it is rightful to claim for humanity. The line frames national virtue as a demand for universal human rights.

America Woodrow Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Noble Ledford Harry F., Howell Toledo Cale Ae F.o.b S. S. Pinney The Willys-Overland Company Toledo, Ohio Albert B. Cummins Publican Iowa Friends of Child Labor Cummings J. Homer Marshall Chiropractor Advocate Bldg Chicago Herald National Child Labor Committee NEW Law Office John Blount Harry V. McChesney Montgomery Court House
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