Mt. Sterling Advocate Publishing Notice
Mt Sterling Advocate announces subscription rates and publishing details for the American Weekday Edition. Cash must accompany orders and foreign advertising is noted.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
Mt Sterling Advocate announces subscription rates and publishing details for the American Weekday Edition. Cash must accompany orders and foreign advertising is noted.
Grand Chief Stone warns a nationwide railroad strike would be a calamity affecting 105 million people and 1.5 million railroad workers. President Harding mobilizes agencies. leaders urge peace, while potential outbreaks and supply disruptions threaten babies and sick in cities and dairy farmers shipping long distances.
The piece urges voters to consider the November election, praising Democratic candidates for thoughtful governance. It notes city issues, calls for careful evaluation of two constitutional amendments, and emphasizes weighing propositions on education for current and future generations.
A new volume by Sophonisba Preston Breckinridge profiles Madeline McDowell Breckinridge. The work highlights her life work, lineage, and impact, praising its literary quality and fit for libraries. Supply will be at the State Conference of Charities in Lexington for attendees to purchase.
The statement portrays John D. Rockefeller as seeking a life with fewer possessions and barriers. If he travels this way, observers expect minimal obstacles to his potential actions, reflecting a candid public remark.
A reflective proverb warns that envy fuels gossip and a disappointed heart speaks with a harsh tongue, suggesting moral consequences for jealousy and ill will.
A concise meditation on friendship highlighting its enduring value as one of life’s scarcest qualities. It underscores loyalty, mutual trust, and unwavering support as hallmarks of lasting companionship.
R. E. Punch Co showcases a neat line of up to date boys shoes appealing to shoppers seeking sturdy styles and affordable prices.
Col George G Hamilton and Col Ed C O Rear with Stonington ties have bought an island near Boca Grande Pass. They plan a residence and entertainment venue with a large citrus and cocoanut grove, dock, yacht and boats. The report details local travel, tarpon fishing feats, and praise for Florida as winter and summer resort.
119 acre Jeffersonville property features a six room house a new six bay tobacco barn good water and fencing with productive crops on a direct road to Eastern Kentucky. For details contact owner Jake Hiler or auctioneer Wm Cravens on site. The second line notes foreign reactions as Americans sell off workers in Boston.
A reflective quotation argues that daily existence should be seen as a complete continuum rather than broken into segments, emphasizing holistic view of experiences and moments.
The Arbuckle case has proved a fire bell to awaken the public. But the start of the case was firewater.
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