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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
6
A critical editorial charges the Republican campaign relies on money over reason and patriotism. It cites Governor Cox documents alleging a slush fund and links the call to “get the money” to Harding and Coolidge, urging voters to oppose selling the presidency to the highest bidder.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cures require internal remedies rather than local applications. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-acting tonic for mucous surfaces and notes testimonials and availability from druggists.
A reflective piece contrasts gambling's lure with fame and memory. It suggests winning sessions distract from loss and that beauty fades like flowers, lingering only in moments remembered.
The Republican Natives Committee treasurer Aylom criticizes Governor Cox over the difference between a quota and a budget. Washington chair man Upham admits a $50 000 quota and plans to raise it, while Upham misstates the distinction. The Advocate weekly notes the disagreement.
Governor Cox argues that true Americanism and patriotism are rooted in everyday life across the land. He contrasts everyday communities with large organizations and political clubs as the backbone of the nation’s foundations.
The quote suggests that broader awareness of how nude art is presented would increase public engagement with art. It argues that familiarity with naked art reduces taboo and invites more people to explore artistic works.
Mrs. Jennie Williams of Newport Kentucky says Tanlac restored her health after four years of stomach trouble and poor appetite. She gained twelve pounds and slept well, noting her nerves improved and she could perform housework easily. Her sister and cousin also benefited. Tanlac sold in Mt Sterling by Land and Priest.
A passerby observes family tension as a father stays home and a mother rebukes him for not going out, contrasting with other men who socialize. The remark implies normalcy expectations and domestic strain within a single parent or homemaker setting.
A student key to success stresses honesty and timely action as the guiding principle. The message urges integrity and ethical behavior to ensure lasting results and trust.
Wartime pest control advisory explains European battlefront rats spread vermin and misery. Avoid home infestation with RAT-SNAP available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 dollars, sold and guaranteed by Chenault and Orear.
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