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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
7
The article advises May 1 as the start for summer squash and lists varieties such as Croek Neck and White Bush. It explains planting in hills four feet apart, and eight feet apart with manure for success, plus tips on cucumber beetles, squash companionship, and sequential crops like corn and bush beans followed by turnips, beets, and lettuce.
The American Legion schedules observances for Generals Grant and Lee, proclaims unity, and reports posts, losses from naval aviation unit charter cancellation, and protests over prohibition enforcement. It notes blood drives by hospitable veterans, Rotary Legion Boys Week, a Paris war exhibit painting, and community home projects with trees and a club house.
A compiled schedule shows county court meeting days for districts from Adair to Wayne, listing each pair of counties and their assigned 1st to 4th Monday dates. The list includes special notes for Menefee Frenchburg and Rowan Morehead, plus a pair of old ad slogans for Tanlae and a proverb about the early bird and worm.
The man once known for lingering on the corner and flirting now arrives by car and waits at the curb indicating a change in his routine and approach to courtship.
W S Anderson of the College of Agriculture in Lexington warns a 75 percent drop in farm mare breeding since 1915 worsens the shortage of good draft horses and mules. He notes rising hauling needs and foreign demand will raise prices, but expects breeders to shift to mares as profits grow.
Kentucky swine experts warn hundreds of piglets suffer growth retardation after castration due to infections from mud wallows. Best practice suggests castration at six weeks with proper disinfection using creolin iodine or carbolic acid solutions to wash hands and tools.
The procedure describes using instruments and the pig's scrotum then removing the testicles by an incision below the middle of the scrotal curvature to promote drainage. Healing is rapid with cleansing using the disinfectant and placing the animal in a clean pasture free of mud walls.
Mrs. D. V. Williams of Springfield describes weakness back pain and nervous fatigue eased by Cardul. She reports improved health and endorses Cardul, noting her doctor approved and urges others with womanly ailments to try it. available everywhere.
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