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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
2
The piece surveys American Legion involvement from France protests over occupying army costs to U S efforts for adjusted compensation. It notes state chambers voting in support, individual dues cases, security measures in cities, veterans reenlistment interest, new submarine chasers, and public notices on flag care and weather news outreach.
Betty Ross helps Jim promote a new brand of flour with a striking ad campaign. The Maplewood couple showcase loaf quality and testimonials from local families, boosting sales and prompting mill expansion as Jim reveals plans to invest in the business. The tone mirrors a small town romance embedded in a product promotion.
Secretary H L Earley said final distribution of funds from the association crop will take time as 75 000 checks must be written and apportionment resolved. Attachments will affect about 20 000 assignments, with banks receiving loan offsets and growers getting the remainder.
An auction style notice offers 90 acres of fi) rood grass land for rent by Thomas. A witty aside notes a man can do many things but cannot fetch items from an ice box without spilling something.
A concise philosophical line by De Maistre emphasizes patience as the key to achieving success. It frames waiting as a deliberate skill rather than passive delay and invites reflection on time, restraint, and perseverance.
Charles E Young of St Augustine Fla showed distress by hanging the American flag upside down at his hostelry. He apologized after Legion members objected. A World War II veteran Alexander Lochwitzky appeals to the Legion in New York seeking any job. he speaks eight languages. Ex-soldier Clyde Ellis’ postmaster bid in Elkhart Lake Wis faces opposition from Rep Edward Voight, who cites language issues and letters to supporters. A tornado in Corinth prompts the mayor to seek Legion aid for armed patrols to guard against looting. Ex servicemen worked for hours in the disaster zone.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis flatly refused an honorary American Legion membership after his Mobile Alabama speech. He said no man with the World War veteran title should join the Legion, adding he would give almost anything for that title.
Garden seeds should be covered about one half inch for best results says the College of Agriculture. Beans do best planted in late April in dry soil with bush varieties like Stringless green pod and Bountiful and pole varieties Kentucky Wonder and Lazy Wife recommended. Excess fertilizer is common in small plots with eleven ounces per 100 square feet equaling roughly 300 pounds per acre.
A nostalgic health ad urges readers to take Gude's Pepto Mangan with meals to prevent weakness sleep problems and nervousness. It claims thirty years of helping the run down and notes availability in liquid and tablet forms through druggists.
The article notes that 36 ounces per 100 square feet equals 1000 pounds per acre and advises delaying beans until after Apr il 20 to avoid frost. It suggests successive plantings through August for steady supply and using wood ashes or pulverized tobacco stems as cheap potash sources.
Alma Ellis of 209 E Third St praises Dr. Pierce is Favorite Prescription as vital for expectant mothers. She notes relief from flu symptoms and urges others to obtain the medicine in tablets or liquid or seek free advice from Dr. Pierce at the Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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