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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
The article argues that building a new hotel is profitable, citing Danville's recently opened The Gibber which has reached capacity daily. It states strong dividend prospects for stockholders and claims a new local hotel would boost area business as well or better than the Danville project.
A short quip about marriage by wager where both partners end up alone, asserting that heart overrules head and true love is wiser than cold prudence.
The text outlines efforts to organize and carry out relief work under the American I plan with Gale Arey and Mery names, focusing on peace themes and the need to apply the same method during wartime. It calls for sending guesses to support the mission and prevent further calamities.
The American Red Cross offers First Aid training for men and women to provide prompt, intelligent care in emergencies. Lay responders can light the nation’s toll of suffering. courses are available through Red Cross chapters with books and equipment at reasonable prices.
The American Red Cross has spent over 5 million dollars aiding Poland's stricken population. It has fed the hungry clothed the naked sheltered the homeless and educated the children. Nearly 200 workers operate four relief bases and eleven mobile units. The relief effort has helped reestablish a million refugees and supports many orphanages. Officials say aid must continue for another year to prevent widespread famine and disease.
A fragmentary report shows a 2 to 17 to 8 vote on returning a measure to the Senate and concerns over ratification phrasing and record removal. The text is garbled but references the Senate, a motion, and a decision process about a ratification resolution.
A Boston Post quip about a boy’s odd sentence using the word seldom, a remark on people’s inconsistent treatment of others, and a Boston Transcript joke about guests and breakfast times highlighting social manners from era papers.
A historical note states that ancient Greeks considered mixing powdered jet with wine as a remedy for toothache. The suggestion reflects early medicinal experiments and the period’s approach to dental pain and herbal remedies.
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