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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

3

Tribute to Stanley Receives High Praise in Kentucky

Senator Ollie James lauded Owsley Stanley as a steadfast public defender and champion of labor, agriculture, and honest business. The tribute sparked widespread applause at the state convention and is now a statewide topic of praise.

Kentucky Stanley Ollie James Senator James Congress United States Owsley Stanley

Earn Your Pay The Path To Successful Careers

A regional editorial contrasts two brothers from a small town now in a big city. One is a charming, popular clerk, the other a hardworking manufacturing executive. The piece urges young men to earn their pay, seek employer approval, and pursue steady effort to rise in life, hoping one day a local youth may lead state or nation.

Government breaks Motion Picture Trust in Sherman Act ruling

Judge Oliver B. Dickinson of the U S District Court in Philadelphia issued an opinion dissolving the Motion Picture Trust, ruling it violated the Sherman act in one of the government’s major antitrust victories.

United States Oliver B. Dickinson United States District Court Philadelphia

Montgomery Sale in Equity by Montgomery Circuit Court

Public auction to settle a 1916 Montgomery Circuit Court judgment in Mt. Sterling Kentucky. Two described parcels, 74 and 92.13 acres, to be sold separately then as a whole on October 18 1915 with six and eighteen month credit, passway rights noted, bond securing purchase money, lien retained. Parties include plaintiffs T M Perry and defendant Clay Conner. WM. A. Samuels as master commissioner.

T. M. Perry Clay Conner Montgomery Circuit Court Court House Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Mt. Sterling and Paris Mt. Sterling and Winchester Turnpike Passway Corner Mike Howard H. C. Howell Pike Mt.Sterling and Winchester M. A. Prewitt Stone Corner Same John Stofer Said Howard Prewitt and Grassy Lick Said Stofer David Howell WM. A. Samuels

Cardui Woman's Tonic Praised By Houston Reader

An Oklahoma style letter from Houston describes strong recovery after taking Cardui. The writer credits two bottles with weight gain and daily chores, urging other women with gynecological troubles to try the purely vegetable tonic.

Houston Texas S. C. Burton Cardus

We do transferring. J. W. Baker.

A terse note references J. W. Baker regarding transfers and a contact line 840 with an address 37-11. The message adds a proverb about selfish thinking as a caution for audience consideration.

J. W. Baker

Job Work Ad Prompts Local Advocates Office

A notice invites individuals to bring their job work to the Advocate office. The message implies a local outreach effort to gather tasks or printed materials for processing or help.

Advocate Office

Kind words linger as gold beyond rough dross

A brief meditation on how kindness outlasts harsh speech. It notes that gentle words leave a lasting, valuable impression similar to gold, contrasting them with the dullness of unkind remarks.

Man who follows own inclinations rarely far astray

A concise aphorism notes that pursuing personal bent tends to lead to steady progress and fewer detours. It emphasizes independence and self direction as keys to steady achievement.

If Wishes Were Automobiles Ev erybody Wants Airships

A playful saying imagines wishes turning into vehicles, suggesting many desire an airship as a dream transport. The quip hints at aspirations and whimsy rather than a factual event.

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