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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
4
The notice states that cash must accompany the order and that publication is not started until payment is received. It mentions Sterling as a second class mail matter and sets a price of two dollars per year for subscriptions.
Educators at the Kentucky Educational Association meeting in Louisville endorse McHenry Rhoads as a candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. The Courier-Journal noted his long service at Kentucky University and his leadership in education as a sign of Kentucky rising from a low rank to nationwide pride in public schooling.
The Mt Sterling community honors 1. F. Tabb after 37 years with Sterling interests. A trusted, aggressive financier who funded churches and schools and fostered moral and economic growth. Though retiring from active trade, he remains a busy adviser and benefactor for the city’s future.
James M. Cox of Ohio declares the League of Nations the paramount issue for the coming national election. Republicans struggle to craft peace leagues apart from Wilson’s plan, splitting their ranks and signaling influential conflicts ahead.
The Cleveland judge champions four marriage rules: a regular wife’s allowance, treating wife as business partner, sympathetic support, and no nagging. She has tried 397 divorce cases in recent terms, noting many couples reconcile before trial and that laws are often misapplied. She also cites 101 reconciliations and 246 divorces. A separate item notes Richardson Bros purchasing 20 2 year old heifers for slaughter and sale on South Maysville street.
A humorous tale follows Mary who wears a perfect low neck dress and an auto car with a dog named Lizzy. She falls ill with influenza after a late night ride, the doctor warns of danger, and her fashion choices are blamed for the trouble.
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