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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
6
The writer extols the town and rural farmers as a good place to live and notes Am erican recognition of Carranza with caution toward his government. He teases readers about journalism quirks and ends with a humorous tip about dinner and salt pork.
A fragment reflects on mens brains, Chinese and Japanese wartime fears, and a bullet hitting a corset steel rib in Chicago. It contrasts military power with vulnerability and ends with a skeptical quip about ignorance and business partnerships.
Mount Sterling readers report kidney trouble relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after a neighbor suggested them. Mrs. Laura Willoughby of 17 Strothers St. says the pills eased back and kidney pain, dizziness, and fatigue, with improved rest and energy. 50 cents at Duerson's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
A call to inoculate children with love of the flag and national duty as a defense of liberty. The piece urges teaching patriotism in schools and homes, linking it to national security and moral responsibility, and criticizes cynicism as weakening the nation.
A wry note on beauty’s practical appeal in romantic aims toward American millionaires, suggesting looks influence social gains and access to wealth. The line hints at dating dynamics where appearance intersects with financial prospects.
The piece criticizes Republican and Bull Moose publications for rejecting a nonpartisan AP dispatch on railroad freight revival, blaming politics for suppressing legitimate news. It urges readers to challenge such outlets and notes the town’s financial sentiment with gratitude for a dollar.
A brief message urges residents to buy locally this Christmas to support Prosperity in the town and benefit everyone. The call emphasizes local goods, community welfare, and shared prosperity for all residents.
A compact saying highlights the idea of exchanging goods or services in one’s own locale or the convenience of settling trades where one operates. The adage stresses local exchange and practicality in commerce.
The text claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only known treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts the remedy acts directly on the mucous surfaces and bloodstream to cure the condition by influencing the overall constitution.
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