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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1918
Page
6
Dr H M Wright operates as a dental surgeon in Mt Sterling Kentucky with offices over Geiger's Pharmacy at Court and Maysville Streets. Formerly occupied by Dr F A Millard. Office phone 237. Fees reasonable and work guaranteed.
Rainy weather delays tobacco housing and corn crops look light this year. Mrs Thomas Warner returns from Charleston while rheumatism keeps Tom Hamilton at home. Mrs Minnie Rothwell visits Cincinnati sister Mrs Jesse Pendleton and reports improving health. Various local residents visit kin and hosts, including Miss Georgia Trimble and Miss Lillian Copher, with updates on furloughs and distant battle lines.
Local residents attended the Winchester Camp Meeting Sunday. Marietta and Nannie Mae Jones returned after a week with aunt Mrs. Joe Jones of Hedges. William Crutcher and wife came back from a visit to Ohio. Mrs. Henry Wiseman from Irvin visited son Will Wiseman. Stanley Douglas stayed with Callie Jones. Lacey Crump and granddaughter Kathryn visited Tilton Crump of Wade's Mill. Nannie Bell Calvert spent Thursday night with brother Charlie Calvert.
An advertisement for Jay's Pepsotone a liver tonic featuring vegetable extracts and pepsin claims quick relief from sluggish liver fatigue and poor appetite. It promotes safe administration to children and offers a money back guarantee through the Pepsotone Company Huntington West Virginia.
Real estate agent W. Hoffman Wood sold 190 acres on the Lulbegrad pike to W. T. Francis of Knott county with possession set for March 1. The price was 182.50 per acre. Francis and family will move to make their future home, while Mr. Henry and family stay in Montgomery county.
A vintage advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and endorses Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy. It claims the product enters the bloodstream to affect mucous surfaces and credits a leading physician for its recommendation. Sent to Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio for details.
Missouri College bulletin urges farmers to treat wheat seed to kill smut spores before planting. It explains how stored smut balls release spores, proper formaldehyde or copper sulfate treatments, and cautions against using on smutted floors or sacks. Two methods dipping and sprinkling described with drying and sowing steps.
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