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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
6
The Advocate notes Senator Harding’s bold unconsulted remark praising civilization’s history. It recalls a Pennsylvania miner’s tribute to labor under Governor Cox, who quelled Ohio strikes peacefully, underscoring Cox’s reputed restraint and avoidant use of force.
A brief reflection notes how painful obstacles reveal resilience and wisdom, offering sharper insight than pleasant moments. It suggests endurance and curiosity help growth, using nature as a tutor in patience, courage, and perspective.
Representative J Campbell Cantril of Kentucky Seventh District is appointed Chairman of the Organization Committee of the Democratic National Committee. The post, once held by Daniel C Roper, will see Cantril begin duties immediately. In 1916 he led Kentucky Democratic Campaign efforts boosting the statewide ticket.
The saying suggests women often err yet when stating men cannot manage without them they are correct, emphasized with a big capital R. The remark highlights gender dynamics and social perceptions in a witty, provocative tone.
An executive committee guides Democratic campaign policy with named Louisville Lexington and other leaders. A women's advisory group includes Mrs. Castleman and Miss Lloyd. The piece urges voter registration, notes October 5 and 6 as registration days, and highlights coal politics and party speakers.
Louisville dispatch notes the Republican press split over Warren G. Harding’s World Peace plan versus the League of Nations. Papers like the Philadelphia Public Ledger and St. Louis Globe-Democrat critique his attempt to shift platform, while others debate Poland and the League’s role and campaigns against Cox charges.
James H. Johnson a long time switchman for the K. and L Railroad living in Louisville Kentucky says Tanlac relieved his severe stomach trouble and restless nights. He reports losing forty pounds in six weeks but gained fifteen pounds in about a month and now sleeps well with improved appetite. Tanlac is sold in Mt Sterling by Land and Priest.
The Non Partisan Committee of the American Federation of Labor released a report on Senator Harding's Senate record on labor issues. It tallies twenty seven labor related measures during his tenure with seven votes favorable to labor and ten unfavorable, one paired unfavorably, and nine not voting.
Thanks to Tennessee, women in Vermont and Connecticut gain power to express opinions at ballots despite prior refusals by elected state legislatures.
A poem by Caroline McCarty narrates a narrator who overcomes fear of rain by heeding Uncle Sam’s guidance to save. It emphasizes earning, saving every cent, and securing funds for old age with a watchful, instructive tone. The final line shifts to a humorous aside about a fiancée’s awareness of hard truths.
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