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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
6
The committee revising the United States Pharmacopoeia votes to exclude whisky and brandy from medicinal drugs. Druggists no longer need licenses to sell them as remedies, and public belief in alcoholic medicines will wane as the pharmacopoeia distances these products from medical use. Owensboro Inquirer reports.
The Elizabethtown News notes mortifying results as withdrawn candidates edged remaining rivals in votes. Indications suggest the scrap will soon become a real fight.
The silo provides a safe frost resistant storage for corn in milk stage producing uniform palatable silage. It preserves the crop with minimum loss making fodder fit for food and doubles the number of dairy or beef animals on a farm. It economizes space and time while balancing feed supply across years and aids storage for wet weather or drought periods.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims testimonials and declares the product treats the nose and mouth areas internally. The text includes prices and a note to consult druggists.
In ancient Rome a doctor who erred lost license and could not practice. Today the phrase about the undertaker implies fatal outcomes follow medical mistakes and critiques the modern approach.
Mrs Kendall of Winchester born July 18 1841 in Floyd county dies at home surrounded by four children and her brother A J Davidson. Her husband John Wick Kendall former congressman died in office and their son filled the unexpired term. Burial was in West Liberty after services at the Methodist church.
Peter Scott, son of Peter the Great, won the $5,000 stake at Empire City on Monday, beating Lee Axworthy after a previous loss to the same rival. The four-year-old is set for Kentucky events including the Tran sylvania and Castleton Cup, with strong form this year. A New York publisher notes optimism on crops, money, bank deposits, and living costs, while labor conditions improve and wage demands rise. The piece closes with a reflection on Joy and Sorrow.
A reflective line captures happiness as a distant dream while noting it smiles in the violets along the path to the home gate. The image evokes a serene, floral approach to everyday contentment.
In Snagtown local notes Tom Eddy greets new calves and Mrs Gobelia hosts a guest while gossip on weddings weather and politics threads through the Torchlight. Deputy Constable Dec Walz campaigns across precincts as Galveston headlines draw attention away from local politics.
Messrs J L Faulkner and J W Foster of Winchester return to the Mt Sterling loose leaf tobacco market with R J Reynolds and P Lorrillard representing buyers. G L Kirkpatrick will handle Leggett & Myers interests, Cald well Clay for O'Brien, and A R Robertson will operate his own warehouse and buy at all breaks. Independent buyers will also be present.
A Richmond Climax Madisonian note warns of widespread vehicle law violations in the city. It cites speed on streets and corners, failure to yield to pedestrians, night speeding without lights, and lack of rear lights. The piece urges officers to curb the nuisance and reduce noisy engines near churches during services.
A notice laments that many distinguished citizens are training for war while the reader’s name does not appear on the official roster. The piece emphasizes participation and inclusion in the training program.
This call invites local residents and adjacent farmers to propose practical ideas for improving town and farm community conditions. It encourages collective effort and intelligent contributions to achieve better results and prosperity.
Danville Messenger reports Owsley Stanley has issued an invitation to Ed Morrow to join him on the stump. Ed is described as a capable orator, but it is doubtful he will accept the invitation.
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