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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
3
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station trials show lambs gain weight faster on rape pasture than grass, with soybeans cowpeas and Sudan grass listed as other sowing options. Rape sown in April or May provides early pasture. one acre can feed 10 to 15 ewes or 15 to 25 lambs, and Sudan grass serves as a reliable catch crop when others fail.
A reflective aphorism notes that genuine beauty fades from the face when love and sympathy depart the heart, implying inner kindness shapes outward appearance.
An advertisement asserts that Tanlac in water taken three times daily before meals improves eating, feeling, sleeping, and working. It credits Land & Priest as the source.
A witty remark contrasts a world where one half toils while the other rests, noting that self reliance would reduce people with axes to grind and frames the division as those who are up and doing versus down and being done.
Three orchards run by owners in cooperation with the College of Agriculture extension division are to prune spray and manage trees to improve fruit yields. Moisture will be saved by cultivation and mulching including demonstrations in Barren and Morgan counties.
Classified ad notes a gearload of John Deere wagons to close out at a price. Auctioneer John W. Bain handles the sale from 156 W Short St Lexington KY, phone 874. Lyons states he does not conduct on client property and promises higher returns.
A compact classified style block advertising a range of services and products. It promotes J R Watkins products with Memphis address and invites “live awake men and women” to handle city trade. Also lists Lexing ton machine shop auto services hulls and saddlery by local firms.
Aunt Lizzy, an elderly post office patron, awaits news from Faithy in a tale of secondhand romance. A mislaid canvas mail bag links two generations as Faithy weds a man abroad and Lizzy plans for a newborn, glimpsed through small town daily life.
Mr Godspur recalls seeing a young Dobson on a street corner seemingly lost in thought. Mr Dubwaite suggests the moment hints at a struggling idea entering an otherwise unfinished apartment, as reported by the Birmingham Age.
A Washington dispatch reports no Negro has been appointed to the Annapolis corps since the Civil War and notes stronger color prejudice in the navy. The New York Times questions whether Rep Ansorge should nominate a Negro to the Naval Academy, warning he may face a hostile reception and a hard school.
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