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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
7
A Spanish War veteran testifies that Saxo Salve halted intense itching and healed large red patches after five months of sleepless nights. The testimonial cites cures for eczema tetter ring worm barber’s itch and other skin diseases with a money back guarantee from Lloyd druggist and Mr Sterling.
A prosaic reflection on love as commerce versus genuine affection. The piece suggests true love is earned through struggle, with anticipation and striving valued higher than immediate possession.
A brief reflective piece on the habit of gossip and people's fascination with rumors. It notes the social pull of whispered details and urges restraint in sharing unverified information.
In an interview Caleb Powers says no current bid for Congress in the Eleventh District. He notes past wins and strong district support but declines candidacy for himself. He lists potential entrants including Bosworth Asher Morris and others and says his choice will come after nominees are known.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to work directly on blood and mucous surfaces, not a local application. advertised as a patented remedy by J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with testimonials available.
The passage admonishes a person to stop whining and fault finding. It warns that continual needling harms others and oneself by exposing ignorance and tarnishing reputation.
Large, strong, healthy trees that will bear much fruit are available from Winchester Nursery. No orders for second or third class trees will be accepted as none exist. Winchester trees are known across the United States. We carry a general line of nursery stock.
The Kentucky State Fair will host a beach dog show September 15 to 20 in Louisville. Dogs from New York to St Louis will compete in more than 600 classes under American Kennel Club rules with over 20 special prizes including cash cups and silver trophies. Experts will supervise the event amid a large turnout expected from Kentucky and the nation.
The Kentucky State Fair plans its 11th annual event September 15 to 20 with 22 departments led by(state board of agriculture) members in charge and multiple superintendents. Departments cover horses beef cattle dairy cattle swine sheep poultry dogs vegetables melons field seed grains tobacco horticulture plants and flowers women’s department farm implements and machinery mineral and forestry education and more.
An old saying links success to the company one keeps. The piece argues advertisers join top merchants in Chicago New York Kansas City Boston and other cities. It suggests leading advertisers are confident in their wares and seek publicity, urging merchants to join successful advertisers.
A sale advertises Dr Howard’s Dyspepsia Specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price from 50c to 25c per bottle. It claims sixty doses per bottle and lasting cures, endorsed by hundreds of physicians and well known in the medical field.
James Butler, a chestnut horse by Directum Kelly out of Izetta R., set a world record on the Gosher two lap track with 2 02% for pacers in a half mile race. He competes at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association fall meeting October 6 to 18 in Lexington. The Tennessee stake of 3000 dollars may reopen for final entries September 15 with rivals listed including Evelyn W., Vernon McKinney, Don Densmore, Braden Direct, Hal Bb Jr., and Joe Patchen II.
A local notice reports four boy’s suits size breaks at Punch, Graves & Co. and calls for attention to stock sizing. No further details provided on replacements or remedies.
A local company advertises carriage and transfer wagon service to meet all trains. Contact numbers listed are 21 or 337 for arrangements.
University of Kentucky announces football games for 1913 with home dates in Lexington. Notable fixtures include Illinois at Urbana and Cincinnati, Earlham, Wilmington College, Marshall College, Louisville, and Tennessee on Thanksgiving in Lexington. Charles L. Simon, Florist, successor to John Corbett, phone 435.
Farm on Plum Lick Pike three miles west of Judy features 90 acres with 15 acres for tobacco and 50 acres to sow in wheat or rye this fall. Includes an 11 room house, tenant house, 20 acres for corn, well watered, tobacco barn and outbuildings. Money rent. Apply to L A Stith Mt Sterling RR No 3.
A advice piece urges workers to forgo spare time and devote all energy to their calling, aiming for higher achievement in their chosen line and urging discipline and commitment.
Handsome two seated carriage with glass enclosure and rubber tires can be converted to a single seat. Includes pole and shafts, fine trim, little use, first class condition. Also includes double harness. Priced to sell. Apply at this office.
For rent cottage on Holt Avenue apply to H M Wyatt at Punch and Graves. A fragmentary line about virtue and beauty follows, not clearly connected to rental details.
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