Imported hemp seed options and expectations for 1915 crop
Hemp seed prices rise sharply with demand for a larger 1915 crop. Imported seed from Japan Italy and China may be used but shows low germination and short plants. buyers should require 90 percent germination and plant height guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Manchuria
China
Man
United States
Tochigi
Tochingi
Hiroshima
Ferrara
Carmagnola
Italy
Kentucky
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
A $100 reward offer claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at any stage by a constitutional internal treatment. It is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces to remove the disease’s foundation and bolster the patient’s constitution, with testimonials promised if it fails.
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Hall
Pne
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Atz
Politeness Equals Success in Work and Life
A column extols politeness as the best pay in business and life. It jokes that men would need black canvas lingerie if worn, then notes the payoff of acknowledging a wife’s role in success and happiness.
All kinds garden and flower seeds at J. B. White's
Garden seed availability highlighted with a wide range of vegetable and flower seeds at J. B. White's. The retailer emphasizes variety and planting season readiness for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White’s
Philosophy in the Eyes of Dangerous Desire
A reflective line asserts that love and hate resist reason while philosophy remains shaped by perilous longing, suggesting intense desires color understanding and judgment. The quotation contrasts emotion with intellect, hinting at the fragility of rational thought amid dangerous passions.
Col. E. H. Taylor Denies Supporting Stanley Campaign
Col. E H Taylor of Frankfort says he did not fund Stanley for the Senate. He admits giving $25 to the Democratic campaign fund in 1914 to support Beckham against Augustus Wilson, while denying any ties to Stanley or his manager. News outlets question the inference drawn from the donation.
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E. H. Taylor
Frankfort
Stanley
United States Senate
Uniontown
Col. Taylor
Mr. Stanley
Franklin County
Senator Beckham
Augustus BE. Willson
Fed Congress
J. Campbell Cantrill
Beckham
Senate
Uniontown Telegram
Cadiz
Elizabethtown
Price Rise Prompted by Paper Label Demand
A reader chides the newspaper for unchanged prices as production costs double. The letter urges check the margin label on the paper and remit the amount owed by return mail, noting the need for prompt payment.
Office callers and street lectures often share Fakir traits
The writer warns that a man who visits with a letter of introduction can be as deceitful as a street lecturer who hawks eye water, suggesting skepticism toward polished pretenses in public encounters.
Sheriff Sale In Montgomery County Kentucky 1916
Execution directs sale of an undivided interest in a house and lot on East High street Mt Sterling to satisfy a $33 debt plus costs. Sale set for County Court Day April 17 1916 from 10 to 2 at the courthouse with three month credit and bond security.
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Montgomery Circuit
W. R. Thompson
James Bean
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Sheriff's Commission
Jas. Bean
Arvada Model of Community Action Prompts Local Club
Business leaders in Arvada Colorado formed the Arvada Community Club to unite town and surrounding trade area. The plan includes a local exchange, a monthly public auction, heavy advertising, and close ties between farmers, townsfolk, and merchants to boost home trade and deter mail order sales.
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Arvada
Colo
Love's Sacrifice Misread as Lack of Affection
A reflective line notes that what is given without true affection may feel forced or unworthy while highlighting the value of genuine care in relationships.
Noisy voices stir debate on gendered sound bites
A brittle quip condemns loud voices across genders, framing tension around public discourse. It suggests social confrontations heighten when speaking loudly, contrasting male and female rhetorics in a provocative, pointed line.
Don’t pull a long face the other fellow’s smile
A cheerful remark in a humorous note urges optimism and notes that another person’s smile can outshine sadness. It conveys lighthearted encouragement and a friendly ribbing tone.
World’s Praise Depends On Your Earnest Deeds
A reflective line notes that true recognition comes from deserving actions rather than mere words. It emphasizes integrity and diligent effort as the basis for honor and public esteem.
European writer calls for abolishing marriage to boost population
A European writer argues by law for the abolition of the marriage relation as a method to increase national population. The proposal is presented as a bold measure with far reaching social implications.
Charlie Chaplin’s Wealth Cited As Fortunate Illusion
A tongue in cheek remark notes Chaplin earns 670000 dollars annually, illustrating that even a fool can hit it rich. The punch line wishes readers an equally generous season of prosperity and luck.
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Charlie Chaplin
Summer prospects and political ambitions noted
A playful line up hints at sunny days and political intrigue. Commentary contrasts public appetite for leadership with personal happiness. A man enjoys watching other men’s wives in low-neck gowns yet defends his own wife’s modesty.
Springless Spring Described as An Odd Invention
The fragment notes an object described as a spring without the usual coil action, likened to a springless spring. It suggests unfamiliar mechanics and a curious device, though details remain unclear in the readable text.
Quote about helping others and lightening burdens
Philosopher’s note on usefulness in life stating no one is useless who lightens another’s burden. It emphasizes shared humanity and mutual aid as meaningful contributions to society.
Strength of a nation lies in intelligent well ordered homes
A quotation elevates domestic virtue by arguing that national strength comes from educated and orderly households. It emphasizes family stability as foundational to society and governance.
Man and Wife Trade Barbs Over Shoes and Tobacco
A brief quip notes how time and money shape household petty conflicts. The remark contrasts men seeking tobacco with wives seeking shoes, highlighting everyday domestic frictions.
Wanted to make on buy butter
Classified fragment shows a request to buy butter with a contact phone 714. The text includes an unrelated provocative quote about beauty.
Bright Smile Boosts Business Prospects
A confident grin helps professionals in client meetings and networking events. People report improved rapport, perceived trust, and easier negotiation when presenting a friendly, approachable image.
Boost for Town Spirit Echoes in Civic Cheer
Citizens rally to raise morale and boost momentum, urging continued support for local improvements and community progress. The call to keep ratings high reflects optimism and planned initiatives to attract investment and enhance town life.
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J. H. Keller
the Advocate For Printing
Sheriff's Sale
Harry F. Howell
Villa
Sonny
J. W. Jones
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Bourbon Remedy Company
Lexington
Bassett Drug Co
Dodgers
the Advocate
Job Printing Dept
Burpee
W.atlee Burpee & CO
Burpee Buildings
Philadelphia
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