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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
7
Household advice urges men to praise wives for chores to encourage effort and alleviate resentment. A brief note suggests busy men avoid boasting about past or future deeds. Also mentions a new stock of Crane's initial paper and correspondence cards from Advocate Publishing Co. and a light remark on thinking during hot weather.
A 1913 Montgomery County Kentucky notice proclaims a November ballot question on expanding the county government. Sheriff W F Crooks opens polling Oct 1 for public sentiment on whether the Fiscal Court should have three countywide commissioners and the County Judge.
Clay Mckee and Sons offer buy sell and rent real estate and money lending services. The notice claims best insurance execute bonds and investments plus autos from Warre Motor Car. Includes a fountain serving Huyler’s Chocolate and Geiger’s Pharmacy references.
Master Commissioner J. T. Stokely to offer at public auction in Winchester Kentucky on October 27 1913 four distinct Clark County tracts in cases C C Chenault Executor vs Amanda Anderson et al with bids on credit six or twelve months and detailed parcel boundaries including Indian Fields Kiddville pike Verden and Lulbegrud Creek areas as well as a Donahue McClure tract portion to satisfy a $9000 judgment and costs with Bond and surety requirements for purchase.
The piece urges open windows and daily sunshine for health, praising fresh air, light carpets replaced by rugs, and outdoor exercise with light clothing to boost skin function and toxin elimination. It adds social commentary on marriage and respect for fathers, noting temptations to lie to keep a spouse happy.
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