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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
6
An article argues the credit system harms southern farmers citing May price data. It notes cash corn at 94 cents per bushel versus 1.13 credit price, a 19 cent gap. It suggests borrowing at 6 to 10 percent rather than costly credit.
Mrs. W. H. Brill of Racine Wisconsin credits Vinol with restoring her health after weakness insomnia and stomach problems saying she gained weight and feels stronger. The ad claims thousands benefited and offers a money back guarantee. Saxo Salve is also advertised by druggist W S Lloyd of Mt Sterling Kentucky.
The editor argues that credit sales to farmers must be fair to all, as merchants charge higher to cover risk from unreliable buyers. He says responsible farmers, white or black, should not bear the burden for shiftless customers, and change must come from the farmers themselves.
In Indiana trials on clay and loam soils, phosphorus acid and potash yielded higher profit per $1 invested than complete fertilizer for corn and wheat. Fertilizer returned more profit per acre on wheat than corn, and proved profitable in a larger share of experiments.
A fresh stock of Heinz products including tomato soup spaghetti and baked beans arrives at Greenwade's store for customers eager to stock up on canned staples.
The line advises stacking your troubles on a fading fire to ignite a larger blaze, implying a metaphorical push to unleash intensified effort or upheaval as a response to dwindling resources. It emphasizes transforming quiet decline into a stronger, visible disruption.
Buckwheat and pancake flour along with maple syrup are advertised at Greenwade’s store offering pantry essentials. The sale highlights staple breakfast ingredients and household staples for local shoppers.
The Reserve Bank Organization Committee outlines twelve banking districts with twelve cities for Federal Reserve Banks under the new currency law. Districts include Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas, and San Francisco, detailing capital, member banks, and territorial boundaries.
The committee details district capitals and bank counts for the Federal Reserve setup, listing districts 5 6 7 11 and 12 with regional territories and national bank totals. Banks must subscribe six percent of capital plus surplus, begin payments within thirty days, while the President plans to announce the Federal Reserve Board members within a month.
A fragment suggests the idea that heaven would feel unsatisfactory to certain men if elections do not occur occasionally.
Retail note advertising Barrel Sauer Kraut and Dill Pickles available at Greenwade’s store. Local shoppers encouraged to visit for preserved vegetables and seasonal produce.
Ten million game fish will be sent to Kentucky in a special consignment on April 15 after negotiations led by Senator James with the U S Fish Commissioner. Most fish go to streams named by him at local residents' requests, with mountain streams given special care. Also noted: Carnegie Institute students live on 2 50 weekly for meals, eating meat daily, amid remarks on their modest lifestyle.
Vanarsdell's earns praise for its best line of coffees in town, drawing locals with rich blends and welcoming service. The shop's selection includes beans from notable roasters, inviting patrons to sample seasonal roasts and classic favorites.
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. It states the remedy is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 reward for non cure, and invites readers to request testimonials and circulars. It also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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