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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
14
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox 10 to 5 in Game Eight at Redland Field to clinch the 1919 world championship pennant. Pat Moran's Athletics sparked a comic four-run rally amid sunlit chaos as the Sox fell nine runs behind.
Chesapeake and Ohio announces through Pullman sleepers from Washington to New York and Boston via Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with direct connections to Richmond Old Point Norfolk and North Carolina. Two through trains to Louisville feature steel equipment dining cars.
Cincinnati topped Chicago 5 runs to 3 after Claude Williams and Bill James split duties on the mound. Williams yielded three runs before Jim James was brought in, with Roy Wilkinson finishing as Chicago’s setback deepened by a late rally.
James Stucky recounts an infestation that led to a flooded basement and clogged drains. A rat nest gummed the pipes, forcing a floor tear and extensive plumbing work. The bill totaled 125 dollars, with Rat Snap advertised as the cleaner. Sold by Chenault and Orear.
Government insurance guidance for discharged service members stresses possible reinstatement within eighteen months of discharge from the army navy or marine corps. The Red Cross distributes this information to veterans and families.
Article urges parents and teachers to teach obedience through love and explanation rather than fear. It asks key questions about parenting methods, discusses explaining limits, and includes a Sunday School vignette about faith and trust. It warns against inconsistent discipline and stresses adjusting correction to each child and situation. It ends with a poem about shaping a child’s character and a call to share the piece widely.
An advertisement claims acid stomach causes many ailments and promotes ACID IRON MINERAL as quick relief. It urges taking AI M pills nightly and lists Ferrodine Chemical Company Roanoke Virginia and distributors W S Lloyd and R H White Drug Co as sellers.
Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman of the Executive Committee, asserts the American Red Cross through its Peace Time Program will eliminate and prevent disease. He lauds the organization as representing national interests and plans to harness energy to unite these interests in a great movement.
Real estate firm Rogers and Corbin promotes farm and city property listings inviting buyers to explore holdings across regional markets. Agents highlight agricultural parcels and urban lots, aiming to connect with investors and families seeking land and homes.
Democratic headquarters in Louisville argues the Insurance Rating Bureau and the State Fire Marshal’s office cost Kentuckians nothing, funded by insurance fees. Governor officials cite fire prevention saves millions in property and lives, with 10 000 orders issued for hazard elimination in four years. State Fire Marshal Tom Pannell faces Republican criticism amid broader attacks on state agencies.
The passage credits Democratic administration in Kentucky for saving over two and a quarter million dollars in fire insurance premiums. It states that people benefiting from these savings will not be swayed by Republican politicians seeking office.
In August the Bureau of After-Care of the Home Service Sections in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky handled 5 898 disability and tuberculosis cases an increase of 2 242 from the previous month.
During November 2 to 11 the American Red Cross will ask the public to renew their allegiance to future service. The drive seeks continued support for disaster relief and ongoing humanitarian efforts.
Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes years of left side pain numbness headaches and weakness. She credits Cardui with rapid improvement after the second bottle and says her health has remained good for two years.
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