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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
6
A Newark broadcast envisions wireless messaging guiding mothers on child health and milk access. The piece questions why Washington withholds public information funded by taxpayers and urges government action over corporate influence. It ends with a satire on public troubles and a plug for Tanlac.
Remember you gain experience quality price and prompt service in new saddles and saddle repairing at Conroy's. Now is the opportune time.
A reflective critique argues that collective agreement alters truth and policy. It warns that mobs justify executions and wealth extraction through majority consent, while those who manipulate opinion will face judgment. It calls for individual honesty to achieve real justice.
W. H. Bridges offers two Mammoth jacks at ten and twelve dollars each one mile from Mt. Sterling to insure a living colt. The note ends with a quip about a statesman too big for vice president and too small for president, leaving little to do.
A speaker muses on how a man gains access to money after marrying a "right" girl, exploring social expectations and financial implications within marriage. The remark reflects attitudes toward money, gender roles, and marital arrangements in a historical context.
Rooms for rent advertised by Evans located on West High Street. Apply to 0 BE for details.
Kentucky county agents report junior agricultural clubs receiving purebred hatching eggs to start breeding programs. Graves and Graves counties organize clubs, with Dessie Williams forming a 50 member group. Grain and tobacco areas plan soil and crop improvements, co operative marketing, and acid phosphate use. An editorial on railroad and meat industry profits closes the page.
The notice lists loan amounts of 300 500 800 and 1500 secured by real estate. It gives an address Route 4 box 38 and includes a quotation about deeds and burial sentiment.
William Wrigley Jr. predicts economic improvement from the east toward the Midwest driven by a return to fair wages and honest work. He notes the dollar regaining strength and a five year business spree as prices correct from prior excesses and circulation improves.
Readers speculate on why a photo lacks an artist byline. The feature notes the team could not locate the creator and ponders attribution in the caption.
A barking dog leaves his bark at home when he goes out to kill sheep reported in The Advocate twice weekly edition.
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