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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
7
A brief note introduces lighter underwear options for spring wearing. It highlights comfort and breathable fabrics suitable for warmer days, suggesting shoppers consider lightweight materials and airy designs for active, daily use.
Fashion notes describe new smart effects ruffled styles basques bouffants and draped effects in fabrics like Taffeta Canton Crepe and Charmeuse. Prices for coats and enveloping wraps range from 9.95 to 85.00 with embroidery enhancing beauty and charm across fabrics including Velour Polo Cloth Broadcloth and Serge.
Chateau real French Kid Gloves top the season with two clasp designs and self or fancy embroidery. Available in white, black, brown or beaver, prices range from 2.00 to 7.75 dollars.
A federal education study shows that staying in school to age 18 yields about 50 percent higher earnings by age 25 than leaving at 14. Parents are urged to keep children in school, citing better preparation for a competitive job market and the lasting benefits of early-kindergarten training for citizenship and work readiness.
The speaker urges participation in all levels from kindergarten to high school, stressing that schools exist for every child’s benefit. Parents are urged to keep their children in school and support the education system that serves the community’s future.
Kentucky agricultural officials assert limestone and acid phosphate stay profitable even if corn falls to 50 cents a bushel wheat 75 cents and hay 50 cents per hundred pounds. R E Stephenson notes soil tests show enduring benefits including strong legume crops and sustained soil fertility.
The animal husbandry department of the Kentucky State College of Agriculture reports that sows bred for two litters should have pigs weaned at seven to eight weeks. If only one litter is produced, piglets stay with the dam until eight to nine weeks.
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