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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1917

Page

3

Dean's Kidney Pills Patient Testimony Ad

Mt Sterling resident Mrs Reynolds reports relief from weak kidneys and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Lloyd's Drug Store. She notes her family also had kidney irregularities that improved. Package offered at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

R. M. Reynolds Richmond Ave Mt. Sterling Dean Lloyd's Drug Store Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Col Roosevelt Seeks Seat Among Stars

The article suggests Col Roosevelt decided on a dramatic move, choosing prominence in the celestial scene as an alternative when a terrestrial place fails.

Wanted to Buy Small Coal Heatings for Office

Brief classified note requests purchase of small coal heatings for office use. Provides contact name Jove and phone number 74 with an inexact location cue Call at (15-3t).

Soldiers to be sent south from Camp Zachary Taylor

Arrangements at Camp Zachary Taylor call for relocating 3,000 soldiers to Camp Shelby Hattiesburg Mississippi with 6,000 more to Camp Shelby and 2,000 to Camp Pike in Little Rock once accommodations are ready. Camp Shelby reports readiness for half the quota, prompting immediate transfer of 3,000 from the 159th depot brigade. A further 3,000 will follow to Camp Shelby as Camp Pike becomes available.

Camp Zachary Taylor Camp Shelby Hattiesurg Miss Harry C. Hale 84Th Division Camp Pike Little Rock Hale Camp Taylor 159Th Depot Brigade Dan Shelby Vike

Building Home Here Near Kiddville in Montgomery County

Mr. Emerson D. Conlee of this city has acquired land near Kiddville in Montgomery county and is constructing a residence and improving the property. The Conlees plan to move there early in November, and the Clay City Times notes they are valued citizens leaving the area.

Emerson D. Conlee Montgomery County Kiddville Conlee Clay City

Knitting Fund Contributions for Montgomery Chapter

The Montgomery Red Cross Knitting Fund lists donors from the city and Somerset area. Contributions range from 50 cents to 15 dollars, with named donors including Mrs. Gatewood Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Winn Mrs. Trimble and others. Community efforts by Miss Owings Ratliff Hainline Fogg and local neighborhoods supported knitting sets for soldiers.

Knitting Fund of Montgomery Red Cross Colonel Gatewood G. G. Hamilton John G. Winn Lance Trimble C. H. Bryan L. A. May Allan McCormick Ed, Prewitt Somerset Jim Wilson Jim Cravens N. B. Young Robert Tipton Marion Bridges Leila Owings Carolyn Ratliff Charles Hainline Clay Fogg Levee

Notice to creditors and claimants for W R Tabor estate

Estate of W R Tabor deceased requests all debtors to settle promptly and all claimants to file proven claims by law with attorney R G Kern in Mt Sterling Kentucky. Executrix Mrs Bird Tabor urges prompt action. Also rooms for rent described with two nicely furnished units and male tenants preferred. contact phone 281.

W. R. Tabor R. G. Kern Mt. Sterling Kentucky Bird Tabor

Prohibition Day Passes Quietly Across the Nation

More than 700 U.S. distilleries halted whisky production on September 8, yet the public panic failed to appear. Many plants shifted quickly to industrial alcohol or other uses, with workers in cities like Peoria finding new jobs fast and short weekends.

Pat Cleburn United States Peoria

Capt George Guynemer Fate In France Aerial Hero

The article mourns Capt George Guynemer asking if he is alive or dead. It notes his frail appearance yet 52 enemy planes downed in two years and says his daring feats place his name high in military fame. The piece frames France awaiting his return or resting place.

George Guynemer Tas France Earth Heaven

Parent disclaims debts for son Hockaday Scrivener

A formal statement from H. B. Scrivener declaring he will not be responsible for any checks, accounts, or debts created by his son Hockaday Scrivener. The notice names the son and asserts parental non liability in civil matters.

Hockaday Scrivener H. B. Scrivener

Land sale near Mt Sterling nets $200 an acre

Mr Henry R Prewitt bought plump 120 acre farm from Mr J Rice Crooks on Hinkston Pike near Mt Sterling for about 200 dollars per acre. Possession set for March 1. The tract lies near Prewitt's home on the Maysville Pike and is described as one of the county's finest sections. Separately the text notes the Russian army weighing army size with Kaiser’s backing.

Henry R. Prewitt J. Rice Crooks Hinkston Pike Mt. Sterling

Gold Flows From Nation To Japan Alarms Critics

The piece warns that persistent gold exports to Japan could turn the so called yellow peril into a concrete threat, suggesting growing economic and geopolitical tension as shipments continue.

Japan

Clergyman Says Wars Will Continue Until Devil Is Chain

A well known clergyman asserts wars persist until the devil is restrained. Responding, Parson proclaims that is precisely what they set out to do, to chain him now.

Parson

Wool Price Sparks Cautious Public Skepticism

The remark notes that wool prices have risen to a level where people feel they are being deceived or misled by market marketing. It reflects public skepticism about wool value and industry practices amid higher costs and consumer concern.

Congress adjournment hoped to aid members' farm plowing

The article notes hope that Congress will adjourn in time for members to return home and tend their farm plowing responsibilities.

Congress

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Col. Roosevelt Edison Cylin der Phonographs and Records Bryan & Robinson Ed Ewelers Knitting Fund Anna Hackney Sideview School Spencer Stepstone I. Wa Erie Winchester and Lexington Pike Winchester Wyandotte L. & E. Railroad C. W. E. M. of Macedonia Church Postom Auto Truck Sale S. J. Cone Wright George D. Speaks Paris, Ky Howard Watts RED Cross and Tobacco Fund Red Cross Society A. R. Robertson Ray Mt. Sterling, Ky Gourbor Remedy CO Lexington Lloyd Administrator's Sale Susan Caywood Aaron’s Run Malwan Wwelivud Randall Harrow Will J. Caywood
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