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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
6
Bellefontaine Ohio resident Mrs J F Lamborn testifies Vinci restored her tired nervous strength after failed remedies. The ad touts Vinci’s cod liver oil elements and tonic iron as keys to appetite, energy, and ability to perform housework, urging other nervous, worn‑out women to try it.
Dr Clyde Garr and Miss Ber nice Crain both of Flemingsburg wed at Rev O J Chandler’s home in Lexington Friday morning. They honeymoon in New York City then reside in Flemingsburg. Garr is a noted young physician. Crain’s father Samuel H Crain is a prominent Flemingsburg businessman. Both are well known in Mt Sterling.
Classified note advertises finest apples for sale with a phone contact. Includes a general philosophical statement about ideal life emphasizing love and goodwill rather than a concrete event.
Shoppers sample a can of Barington Hall coffee at Vanarsdell's store, checking rich aroma and smooth brew. The promotion highlights new packaging and blends while customers compare flavors.
Having chosen to winter in Florida, the owner reports leasing the farm and planning a public sale or eutery of property details are to follow.
Auction note lists eight cows fresh or moing fresh soon, horses mules and a pony, surrey and buggy, harness and wagons, corn shocks, hay rye straw and timothy, farming tools including a Deering self binder, wheat drill and planters, poultry and hogs, milk cooler and dairy gear, plus furniture and numerous other items. Local buyer may view on site.
The document lists names of honor roll students across first to senior class, noting grades from first through senior and including total enrollment of 480 with an average attendance of 93 percent. Names include Vance Curtis James Feehan Eugene Guilfoile Robert Hinson James Humphrey Carroll Johnson Leslie Rogers Russell Station Clyde Wright Littie Branham Virginia Darsie Elise Derickson Kathryn Hall Elsie Humphreys Lola Johnson Eugene May Anna Davis Porter Alice Quicksall Nancy Shields Ethel Smoot Laura Willoughby Anna Wilson Mary Willie Wyatt Cecil Gray Richard Kelly Bernie McCracken J C Montjoy Robert Shoup James Wilson Edgar Boggess Georgie Cline Martha Minnihan Mary Schafer Frances Scobee Elizabeth Strossman Mildred Todd Elizabeth Van Antwerp Anna Bert Wills Virginia Webster Lucille Johnson Emily Martin Martha Orme Elizabeth Coleman Virginia Duff Norman McKinney Matt Rogers Pudgie Samuels Margaret Turley Martha Coleman Marcia Stevenson Harry Mills Catherine Conroy Bernice Moore Loretta Kearns Mayme Wilson Harold Brooks Chiles Van Antwerp Henrietta Coleman Lula Elam Eleanor Guilfoile Martha Robinson Dorothy Tyler Vivian Allfrey Malcolm Thompson Mary Beall Lorain Caton Howard VanAntwerp.
Miss Anna Montjoy replaces Mrs Emma Trimble at Greenbriar near Camargo in place of the ill teacher. The school reopened after a two week closure and Montjoy will finish the term.
Loss of appetite described as an early sign of disorder and decay with stomach distress. Meritol Digestive Tonic advertised as aiding digestion and appetite with a $1.00 price and positive guarantee. William N. Scobee leases his farm on the Lulbegrad Pike and will sell personal property on Oct 8 as he and his family winter in Florida, where a daughter resides.
Mt Sterling resident S T Greene of 62 Holt Ave testifies to kidney troubles including frequent nighttime urination scanty secretions and back pains. He says Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Duer son’s Drug Store gave the best relief and urges others to use the same product from Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
The New York World lauds President Wilson's calmness and judgment during the war crisis. It argues autocracy’s failure, praises watchful waiting over war, and predicts new standards of American statesmanship shaping future history alongside Lincoln’s legacy.
Advertises Merital Rheumatism Powders with a positive money back guarantee if relief is not gained. Claims the manufacturers authorize the seller to offer a refund in all rheumatism cases. Notes exclusive agency and price of 50 cents.
Notice announces new osteopathy practice by Dr. W. B. Triplett at the Jordan building over Cooper's billiard parlors with phone 287, spanning rooms 16 through 21.
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