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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
7
Mableys and its buying offices in New York Paris and London present a global fashion showcase. The store highlights trustworthy merchandise from top manufacturers and notes spring displays of wearing apparel for the entire family.
Secretary Hughes asks Reparations Commission to reimburse the United States for Rhine troop costs citing Versailles articles. The issue stems from the U S repudiation of the Versailles treaty and a separate German agreement that did not provide for such payments. Tanlaw notes reflect years of study and research behind the merit.
College of Agriculture engineers advise proper lubrication to extend tractor life. Keep oils and greases clean and use the manufacturer’s recommended lubricants. Do not over or reuse oily crankcase oil after fuel leaks. Also, do not rely on others to lubricate. perform maintenance yourself. Three Omaha men receive brief jail alternative for theft while governors face indictments.
A humorous tale follows Peg and Jimmy Waite as they engineer a marriage between Miss Henderson and Mr. Browne. Peggy uses propinquity and mental suggestion, staging meetings and playful tricks, culminating in Browne proposing and Jimmy declaring his own love by the river.
A brief note outlines ongoing concerns about a person’s performance and the belief that improvement is possible with effort. The text hints at a spouse’s insistence on betterment and ongoing attempts to address issues.
County court days are listed by county with the first to fourth Monday schedule. The column also notes that the All American German and Irish Americans group reportedly split over the four powers treaty, Mary Garden’s Portland kiss reaction, a cheer up message for jobless readers, and a quip about a run down automobile.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station specialists say spring sowing is less reliable than summer, as weed pressure can smother young alfalfa. With adapted inoculated land and clover drills, a stand can succeed, and reseeding in August is advised if spring efforts fail. Early seeding helps the alfalfa gain a start over weeds.
A compact reflection urges replacing chronic worry with decisive will to propel action. It compares worry to a wishbone and urges reforming it into a backbone of steady effort.
The editor’s view echoes a broader truth that nature operates in cycles. Trees, grown from outdoor doors, symbolize how natural processes drive creation and function beyond human grasp.
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