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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented historical text references a clash near a river and a creek, mentioning German forces and American troops. It alludes to military action, culture, and sacrifice, with scattered phrases about courage, oppression, and memorial themes amid wartime imagery.
A 1919 Commoner letter argues Prohibition will benefit German Americans and society. It links temperance to citizenship, noting returning soldiers and a sober future, while criticizing anti beer arguments and calling for clear minds in a divided community.
A wartime verse extols moral certainty and urges action for liberty. It notes Andy Wills increasing War Savings Stamps membership to 142 and mentions stamps sale at the local post office. The piece mocks German leaders and praises Allied resolve during World War I.
End county notes announce a Beart public meeting to discuss health and welfare work. Mrs Norris will take the Kent Room office and handle calls at Eli Spratt’s Main Street home, with community cooperation urged. Dr P Yeamwee named president to fill an unexpired term. Mrs J T Vamcent and Miss Pio Shirley named first and second vice presidents.
A period style advert promises robust health as the key to business success. It touts Jay's Pepsetene as a quick, non habit forming digestive aid from The Pepsotene Company, claiming relief of common digestive disorders and headaches with no griping, sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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