The Novelty Store Ad Highlights Low Prices
An advertisement touts very best grades in outings at 80c and solid colors at 35c, promoting value for shoppers at The Novelty Store.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement touts very best grades in outings at 80c and solid colors at 35c, promoting value for shoppers at The Novelty Store.
Soldier James H. Hunt writes from Paris France to his father describing life with the A E F in World War I He says American troops are proving themselves better fighters than Bavarians and Prussian Guards and expects a future peace He asks about Leroy Edward and neighbors and invites letters as he awaits further orders.
A Capital Issues Committee letter from Washington dated August 23, 1918 urges public utilities to defer extensions and curb capital use to support wartime needs. It asks commissions to waive nonessential expenditures and even contractual obligations when no military or local economic necessity exists.
The Free-for-all Pace at Lexington draws a sensational group led by four sub two minute horses. Miss Harris M and William pace at 1 58, Single G at 1 59, with Hal Boy 2 01 and Lizzie March 2 03 showing the stiffest lineup yet in the event.
A call to citizens to support freedom and world democracy by purchasing Liberty Bonds. The piece argues individuals are silenced by collective welfare and urges readers to invest to fund roads and national projects, portraying the bond as a “chance of a lifetime” to have a personal stake in victory.
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