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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
7
A presidential call for adequate national defense measures is contrasted with fears of foreign temptation to seize American gold after the war. The speaker asserts the nation has gold but lacks sufficient protective means and urges laymen to confront the facts.
The list names students by grade and surname across the district, highlighting honor students from first through senior classes. Enrollment stands at 494 with 92.8 percent attendance recorded as of October 1, marking school performance and scholastic recognition in a local education bulletin.
Houskeepers notice announces readiness to furnish fresh milk skim milk butter milk cream butter and cottage cheese. Dean Carr & Co invites the public to give them a trial and provides phone number 693 R. The ad closes with a moral line about enduring truth.
An advertisement extols Kentucky Carlsbad Springs Water pumped from 1100 feet deep claiming to aid Bright's disease kidney liver and other ailments. Offer refunds if two weeks of daily use does not benefit readers can order direct if not available at their druggist and request a booklet with water analysis.
A newspaper editor known for promoting every good cause pushes for church bazaar publicity and rallies, paying costs himself while receiving nothing. Similar tales involve a lodge seeking state meeting promotion and a Sunday School rally, where ads and announcements were printed elsewhere or given away, yet the editor bore the expense.
The season’s short feminine skirts provoke commentary on the male eye’s fatigue and the fashion czars lack of mercy toward masculine tastes.
The Advocate reports Billy Sunday stating every man follows one of two roads, heaven or hell. If he speaks from experience, he must have traveled both paths.
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