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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
7
Dr Wright warns that bleeding gums signal pus pockets at tooth roots, risking poisoning of the body and causing headaches rheumatism and heart trouble. Early detection is urged for good dental health.
Local notice lists contact numbers on W Locust Street for office use at 474 and residential lines at 132. Includes no additional details.
A father suggests keeping window screens in place all winter as a labor saver, but the mother disagrees. The brief domestic exchange highlights differing views on practicality and comfort in home upkeep.
Luke Rielly recounts using RAT SNAP after a water rat nibbled the bait near a house. The animal died before reaching the river, claiming the product’s effectiveness. Sold and guaranteed by Chenault & Orear in three sizes: 35c, 65c, and $1.25.
East Nashville grocer W N Parsons endorses Thedford's Black Draught liver medicine for sour stomach head ache and indigestion. He says it is essential and effective and urges customers to use the genuine remedy not imitations.
A physician notes a four ward prescription to keep a man healthy, yet recognizes the patient won't heed it. The remedy is blunt and plain: Do not eat too much.
A reflective note on life’s cycles as day ends and a quiet farewell is offered. The passage evokes morning greetings and evening partings, framing the transition from activity to rest with a gentle, thoughtful tone.
The piece surveys national figures visiting Kentucky during the campaign including Mrs. Bass and Mrs. Harriman at Louisville, Izetta Jewell Brown promoting John W. Davis, and future stops by Charles H. Brough, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov Cox, Jouett Shouse, and Duncan Fletcher. It notes women speakers winning support locally and highlights opinions on votes for women amid a political climate.
Democrats plan to feature Harris Gilbert Whittenberg, a 14 year old from Jefferson County, on the campaign stump. He is the son of Dr Jesse J Whittenberg and has studied the League of Nations. He previously served as a Kentucky Senate page and delivered an applause worthy election speech.
Richard S. Hawes of St. Louis, president of the American Bankers Association, told the Kentucky Bankers Association in Louisville that industry credit and prices are returning to normal levels as people economize after an orgy of spending. He warned labor may liquidate and that normal times will resume but not at pre war prices for some time. Hawes urged investors to favor government securities to hasten the process.
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