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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
6
The printing industry now ranks sixth in importance, rising from seventh in the last census. Annual printing output is about 737 million dollars, up one third in ten years. Capital investment in book and job printing nears 145 million dollars, half in machinery and tools.
About 200 acres with improvements including a dwelling, two tobacco barns, stock barn and more on the Maysville pike between Bethel and Sherburn. The Albert Young farm will be offered at the Court House door in Owingsville on Monday November 10 by the Bath Circuit Court Master Commissioner. For details contact C. W. Nesbitt H. R. Prewitt or A. L. Tipton Mt Sterling Ky.
For sale privately. The Mrs Mary A McClure residence and adjoining vacant lot on West High Street Mt Sterling Kentucky. Frontage 150 feet and depth about 300 feet. Sold as a whole or separately to suit buyer. Residence new with modern conveniences. Apply to Robt H Winn or the undersigned Pierce Winn Trustee. Home killed beef pork and lamb at Vanarsdell's.
Mt Sterling resident R. M. Freeland of 169 West High Street says rough roads shook his weakened kidneys and back pain. He reports Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store gave quick and lasting relief. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Transfer and carriage wagons meet all trains with phone numbers 21 and 337. A complete Crane's initial paper and correspondence cards line now in stock at Advocate Publishing Co.
Dr. I L Nashher in the New York Medical Journal recommends neatness, bathing, massage, and cosmetic care to improve appearance and self esteem in middle aged and older men. He stresses surface circulation, hair growth, wrinkle reduction, proper dress, and posture as virtuous aids to youthfulness.
Willie asks if the bat hangs head down in a chimney or as an acrobat, after a teacher explains bat posture. The exchange captures a classroom moment of curiosity and humor about animal behavior.
A husband questions the dress his wife wears for its loud appearance while she deflects with a meek reply about the piping. The Detroit News column note captures a playful exchange on fashion and perception.
A Yale Record cartoon teases oyster life with a jokey exchange about staying in bed and being served cocktails, reflecting campus humor about leisure and indulgence.
A visiting clergyman urges moral reform as he contemplates the defendant’s future in prison. The Bunko Man replies that living honestly will be the simplest part of his business upon release.
A judge notes Beanbrough fell in love at first sight with his wife and Hemmandhaw says he regrets not taking a second look. The exchange frames a conversation about romance and regret.
Report notes schooners wrecked after a saloon raid rather than a storm. Questions remain about where the vessels were wrecked and how the raid affected the sailors and town.
A humorous exchange from Harvard Lampoon notes Bill fitted a car siren, complimenting its good looks in a playful urban vignette.
A playful exchange centers on bant and banter. She chides the other for thinking she is too fat, while he denies it. The dialogue frames the moment as light banter rather than a serious remark.
Brief exchange shows Nell declaring affection with a spoon pun while Dick responds with a witty fork remark. Laughter and light banter highlight a playful domestic moment.
The Mt Sterling Advocats publish weekly in Mt Sterling Kentucky. Editors are G B Senff and J W Hedden Jr with managing editors and owners including G B Senff R W Senff J W Hedden Jr E W Senff and T B Arthur. Notary W L Killpatrick certifies sworn ownership details October 16 1913.
A September 2 letter from Miss Moling, San Luis, explains she and several other women chose to remain at the mission despite warnings. She notes local committee appeals, belief in Mexican government protection, and her willingness to sacrifice to stay during a critical period. Moling calls Mexico her real home and expresses affection for the people.
Help wanted for girls to operate high speed sewing machines at Enoch Manufacturing Company. Apply at 16-3t location noting the employment posting.
Julian Hawthorne, writer and novelist, is freed from Atlanta Federal Prison on Wednesday and boards a train to New York with W. J. Morton, his fellow convict in a mail misuse case. He calls the Atlanta prison a living hell and says he will pursue newspaper and literary work while exposing prison conditions.
James E Magowan provides real estate loans and collecting services as well as contracting carpentry. He offers prompt attention to entrusted business from Mt. Sterling Kentucky location at 3 Wesley Street and phone number 471.
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