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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
7
Anonymous plea condemns licensing of drink and urges action against saloon influence. The message warns liquor trade harms homes, health, and morals, claiming violence and poverty result from votes permitting it. Strong plea emphasizes personal responsibility against the vote.
A lively urging in verse calls laborers to wake early before gates close. The tone emphasizes prompt action and punctual effort in daily work.
As executor and administrator with will annexed, Wm Cravens will sell at the decedent W T Phelps residence on the Owingsville Mt Sterling turnpike near Mt Sterling on Wednesday October 18 1916. Personal property includes stock dairy cattle hogs mules hay oats corn farming implements wagons carriages harness and stock shares. Also sale of Mrs Mary F Stoner blue grass farm 3736 10 acres in two tracts and as a whole with a two story residence tobacco barns and improvements. See notice for details and terms.
Joseph H. Choate, former ambassador and ABA leader, lauds Wilson’s wartime policy in the Review of Reviews January 1915. He argues neutrality with friendship to all, predicts U.S. may shape postwar peace and secure lasting peace. An editorial notes Choate aligns with Wilson’s December 8 message and calls for efficient national defense.
The State Inspector and Examiner’s report on Lewis county road expenditures and methods serves as a rebuke to county officials and a warning to other counties. It urges vigilance to prevent graft and mismanagement in road funding, fearing loss of public support for future bond issues and the popular drive for good roads.
The Winchester Sun notes Mr Hughes claims the Republicans were once the party of national honor. It argues he cannot claim present honor while many party members, including Leader Mann, voted for the McLea more resolution surrendering American rights at sea to Germany.
A Public Health Service notice reports the infantile paralysis program in New York Baltimore and Philadelphia ending last week. Twenty five health officers who fought the disease in those cities are withdrawn, aiding the effort to prevent further spread.
A quotation from Luke McLuke laments the editor's wish for burial away from advertising, hoping for quiet after death. The speaker asks friends to place him in a store that does not advertise, seeking perpetual peace.
The Cynthiana Democrat casts criticism at candidate Hughes noting the phrase No matter what it is if Wilson did it it is wrong. The remark frames a partisan grievance tactic labeled as bias against Wilson.
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