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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
3
A verse by George M. Cohan muses on life's mystery and futility. It contrasts hopeful days with uncertain futures, noting birth, aging, and death as the ultimate unknowns. The refrain declares life a funny proposition no one has solved.
The New Haven wreck claimed three Louisville residents Dr. Joseph B. Marvin his wife and daughter Martha Identification was completed by Blakemore Wheeler son in law who traveled to New Haven to identify the bodies They were brought home for burial as investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission probe the crash that killed 21 in total
A New York banker Sender Jarmulowsky made his wife a full partner in 1899 to compensate her as adviser and assistant. The essay argues wives’ advice aided many fortunes, contrasts Roman ideals of shared enterprise with modern views, and advocates equal vocational involvement for husbands and wives while noting the persistence of personal flaws.
The Kentucky fairs for 1913 are scheduled with dates for Morgantown Falmouth Kentucky State Fair Scottsville Horse Cave Bowling Green Adairville Paducah Glasgow Murray Elkton Hopkinsville Mayfield. Fairs run from 3 to 8 days, spread from Sept 10 to Oct 8 across multiple towns.
A compact notice lists county court days for Bath Owingsville Bourbon Paris Clark Winchester Fayette Lexington Fleming Flemingsburg Harrison Cynthiana Madison Richmond Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday and 1st and 4th Mondays for others.
The eighty first annual Convention of the churches of Christ in Kentucky will meet at the First Christian Church in Bowling Green September 22 to 25 1913. The modern $34000 plant hosts the opening session with Rev R N Simpson as sermonist and Mrs Louise L Campbell as secretary of the Christian Women’s Board of Missions. Rev P H Welshimer will close with an address Thursday night. Railway rate at one and one half fare plus a quarter for the round trip.
Harry Thaw loses bid to stay in Sherbrooke jail as Judge Hutchinson sustains habeas corpus writ for release. Thaw, dazed briefly, is placed under arrest as an undesirable alien and to be sent to Coaticook for a hearing. The decision begins his return toward Matteawan after Stanford White case ties noted.
House with 5 rooms, barn and outbuildings for sale. Features include a garden, cistern, water and gas. Inquiries can be made at Baumont Hotel with J. C. Peters.
A late edition note reports broken sizes in men s suits at Punch Graves and Co with discounts announced and stock details not fully readable.
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