Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Mt Sterling Man
Mt Sterling resident Jr Forman testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney trouble after heavy work strained his back. He says the pills did more for him than any kidney medicine and he is glad he spoke out. The ad notes Doan's Kidney Pills cost 50 cents at dealers and were available at Duerson's Drug Store.
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Sterling
Mt. Sterling
N Forman
Montgomery Strling
Jr. Forman
Doan
Foster-Miltarn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Duerson
What Wilson Has Saved Us From
Dorothy Sampson of Chicago, recently back from years in Europe, notes many men on American streets and contrasts with Europe where she saw mainly old men and crippled veterans. She says Americans should thank God for peace.
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Wilson
Esquiman
New York
Dorothy Sampson
Chicago
Europe
Miss Sampson
America’s Destiny and Wilson’s Upholding Law
Excerpt extols Woodrow Wilson for maintaining International Law amid world war. Contrasts America’s universal mission with “America Only” stance. Credits Wilson with upholding law, guiding liberty, and fulfilling America’s broad destiny.
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Eyei x ' Seach
Beveridge
America
Woodrow Wilson
Fathers OF the Republic
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Oysters Celery and Cranberries Featured at Vanarsdell’s
The ad notes fresh daily oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdell's. It laments the high cost of living and warns that waste and extravagance in the kitchen magnify expenses.
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Vanarsdell’s
Hurst Home Ad Seeks Insurance Agent Contact
Local notice from S. P. Greenwade promoting Farmers' Co-operation Insurance with agent J. T. Coons. Includes phone line 456 W-1 and a lemon price of 20 cents per dozen.
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Farmers’ Co-Operation Insurance
J. T. Coons
S. P. Greenwade
Surprise Wedding Ties Gil bert Satterwhite to Henrietta Unser
Local surprise wedding linked Gil bert Satterwhite formerly of the city with Miss Henrietta Unser of Lexington. They wed before Magistrate Dodd last week and kept secret until a Wednesday dinner hosted by the bride’s parents. The couple will reside in Lexington as Mr. Satterwhite continues his work there.
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Gilbert Satterwhite
Henrietta Unser
Lexington
Dodd
W. F. Unser
Satterwhite
M. G. Satterwhite
American Sunday School Union Prepares Centennial Celebration
The American Sunday-School Union plans its one hundredth anniversary amid a record of over 120000 Sunday-schools, half a million teachers, and five million scholars. A history pamphlet and a leaflet on rural pioneering describe missionaries’ remarkable experiences in undeveloped regions.
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American Sunday- School Union
America
Woman Credits Vinci Tonic For Restored Strength At Home
An elderly woman from Russellville Pennsylvania recounts how Vinci tonic rebuilt her strength after a decline in flesh and energy. A neighbor urged her to try it, and her vigor returned allowing her to resume housework. The Bassett Drug Co. of Mt. Sterling Kentucky supplied the product.
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Pat Slahty
John Vic Russellville
Vinci
Community development group promotes rural America
A pamphlet describes a unique organization dedicated to rural community development. It states the Society’s headquarters are at 1816 Chestnut St Philadelphia PA and offers to mail copies to interested readers.
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America
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Progressive Eight Hour Day Movement Is Backed by Wilson
The Portland plant chief credits President Wilson with inspiring voluntary eight hour days in shipbuilding and notes Wilson's railroad case action sparked broader industry momentum. Ford and Chicago clothing trades also push shorter hours. Wilson’s stance elevates him as a leading progressive, linking the Democratic party to 100 percent progressivism.
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Portland
Ore
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Chicago
Henry Ford
Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic
Conservative Republicans Cast a Tory Shadow on the Party
The Springfield Republican contrasts conservative leaders Hughes Taft Root Lodge Depew Weeks with a liberal progressive stance led by Ford and Wilson. It questions whether Hughes’ leadership dominates Republican thinking on the Adamson law and notes Wilson as the remaining major progressive figure in American politics.
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Wilson
Springfield
Punch Graves bets on style footwear at low prices
Punch, Graves & Co. markets ladies shoes at 3.50 with 400 fashion models, snapping style and suggesting bold bets on fashion. Critics warn betting on trends may turn costly as prices and odds skew against buyers.
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Punch, Graves & Co
Germany and Allies Signal Readiness for Peace Terms
In a bold statement the text asserts Germany is prepared for peace on its terms, the Allies likewise, and the speaker claims readiness for peace on any terms. The tone reflects postwar negotiation tensions and insists on terms favorable to the speaker’s side.
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Germany
Beech-Nut Breakfast Bacon In One-Pound Boxes
Beech-Nut breakfast bacon sold in one-pound boxes is available at Vanarsdell's store.
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Vanarsdell’s
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Geiger Pharmacy Co
Hurst
the Advocate For Printing
Office of
Kentucky
Utilities Company
Sterling National Bank
MT. Sterling, KY
Toledo
S. S. Pinney
The
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
John Ff. Bjount
Bassett Drug Co
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Taft
Mr. Root
Nicholas Murray
K.R. R
Mt. Sterfing, Ky
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
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