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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1921
Page
7
Prof. George Roberts of the College of Agriculture urges farmers to disk ahead of plowing from early April to prepare a seed bed. He attributes many late planting failures to inadequate soil preparation and promotes early ground breaking to improve conditions.
In Richwood West Virginia Mrs Perkins claims fourteen years of suffering ended after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and the Pleasant Pellets She says she can work all day without fatigue and urges others to try the medicines sold by all druggists
The article notes that keeping soil moist after plowing aids plowability and reduces cloddiness. It recommends following daily plowing with a disk, harrow, or drag to pulverize clods before they dry. Late spring or summer plowing after drying becomes hard to shape for planting.
Questioning reference to a bygone practice, it asks what happened to the woman known for giving sulphur and molasses to her children each spring. The note reflects curiosity about the fate or current status of that figure.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchens of Covington Kentucky reports long term suffering from back pains stomach disorders and exhaustion eased by Tanlac after two bottles with further improvement after ten bottles. She notes relief from aches no more sleep problems and renewed energy and recommends it to others.
Circular No 84 from the College of Agriculture guides Kentucky junior clubs in selecting brood sows caring for sows and pigs, preparing animals for exhibition. Written by M. L. Hall, assistant state leader. Free copies available by writing the Agricultural Experiment Station in Lexington.
The article stresses lifelong dental care to preserve teeth into old age. It warns that neglect in youth creates hardships later and urges attention to warning signs now as advised by Dr. H. M.
Edna Dean Baker argues for Sunday School as a lifesaving influence amid modern crime and entertainment decline. The piece cites stories of children inspired to help, reverence for God, and a father reproved for profanity after his son attends Sunday School, urging trial and observation of outcomes.
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