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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
7
A 167 acre farm with brick residence and outbuildings on the Prewitt and Grassy Lick pikes, about five miles from Mt. Sterling Kentucky, will be sold at public sale at the Court House door in Mt. Sterling on a date to be announced.
Monday October 8 1915 a grassy well watered home will be sold by the Master Commissioner of the Montgomery Circuit Court for division among the heirs of the late Richard Conner. Prospective buyers may view the property on request at the farm and obtain further information from H R Prewitt attorney Sterling Ky or the undersigned at Winchester Ky.
The piece urges readers to reject complacency and authority, urging continual study and action. It highlights a shift in U S German relations as Count von Bernstorff informs Secretary Lansing that German submarines will not sink liners without warning, a move seen as easing Lusitania era tensions.
A terse line advises against speaking ill of a man behind his back and labels such talk as a fault to avoid. The maxim frames private critique as inappropriate and promotes direct, truthful address of concerns.
The Kentucky Democratic platform reaffirms devotion to local self government, endorses Woodrow Wilson for renomination, and praises Democratic leadership. It calls for state road building, convict labor reforms, education investment, anti trust measures, railroad regulation, worker compensation, tax revision, anti pass rules, and county unit protections with emphasis on economy, efficiency, and moral policy.
The remark notes that many experienced leaders falter in personal conduct and judgment, suggesting a gap between public competence and private steadiness. It frames the issue as a critique of governance durability when faced with everyday challenges.
A brief carnival style note recalls an odd spectacle seen recently with a two headed figure. It teases readers to imagine the scene and invites attention to the upcoming read.
Mr Sterling and Mr Fitzgerald advocate Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pains and irregular action. The Mt. Sterling user reports relief after using the pills bought at Duer son's Drug Store and credits renewed strength to the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. 9 3t
Henry Ford, known as the Wizard of the West, envisions an unprecedented era of U.S. prosperity with higher product prices, rising wages for labor, and a booming business landscape. He pledges peace without surrendering national interests and notes his success as a businessman and philanthropist aiding the needy and derelicts to regain their standing.
A saying extols the good wife as one who loves her spouse and nation and does not press either to excess.
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