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Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky

02 Aug 1921

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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1921

Page

2

American Legion plans France pilgrimage and Kansas City visit

National commander John G. Emery will lead a 250 member American Legion party sailing August 3 to France to tour the former war zone as guests of the French government. The group includes former commanders Franklin D Olier and Henry D Lindsley from all states and will sail on the George Washington.

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John G. Emery American Legion France Mr. Emery Legion Franklin D’olier Philadelphia Henry D. Lindsley Dallas Texas Union John Sproul Pennsylvania George Washington New York Legion Committee LeHarve The Kansas City Stubby Letchprey General Pershing St. Mihiel Drive Ararat Temple Mystic Shrine Kansas City Shriners Los Angeles Examiner American Heart Publicas Pasadena Cal Examiner Methodist Episcopal Church South Alvin York John J Wicker, Jr Richmond Neen Wicker Europe Palestine Egypt Orient Rome United States Aviation Service Michael Nolan Rainier Noble Post Seattle Wash Nolan Federal Board of Vocational Training University of Washington Great War Veterans of Canada H. Hudson Edmonton Alberta Michigan
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Garden of Life Proverb on Responsibility and Growth

A reflective maxim encourages steady progress through all challenges. It warns that avoiding difficulties leads to avoiding responsibility, which should be shouldered rather than skipped as one travels life's road.

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Advertising Profits and Public Benefit Editorial

A financial minded editorial argues advertising drives profit and market visibility while urging balanced use. It contends advertisement funds media independence and warns against over saturation as readers seek concise information.

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This passage extols advertising as a trusted, informative source that keeps readers informed about new goods, innovations, and shopping options. It argues that ads reflect progressive business efforts, offer value, and help readers buy intelligently daily.

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Facts and Figures From Various Topics

A collection of notes covers absorbent alternatives from pine cellulose, the Cheops pyramid housing about 2 300 000 stone blocks, and jellyfish at sea being carried by currents. It notes a French railway banning kissing, Bavarian rail rules, German flame throwers in France, Sicily as treeless, rich iron ore near good harbors, oil’s rising use for fuel delivering 50 percent more steam than coal, and oil’s cleaner handling and instant ignition.

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Great Pyramid Cheops Bavaria France Sicily Phillippines
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Silk Underwear Aims for Visible Style Trend

A playful fashion note envisions silk underwear as a bold public display. The piece suggests that if everyone could see such undergarments, all girls would choose silk fabrics to showcase their outfits.

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Lead arsenate spray controls corn ear worm on tomatoes

Entomologist Harrison Garman reports arsenate of lead as the best control for corn ear worms damaging tomatoes. Recommend thorough spraying at one pound paste to ten gallons water or one pound powder to twenty gallons, with Bordeaux mix for extra protection. Fall soil stirring aids next year, and wash and peel tomatoes if sprayed close to ripening.

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Harrison Garman Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
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West Virginia Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co P. Greenwade Queen & Railroad American Legion News Mera Yell Kil-Tone Beetle Mort Kil-Tone Co Vineland, N. J Chenault & Orear Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Co Main and Maysville Streets Chase. Duff People’s Candidate Beall Hadden Cockrell & Alfrey’s Walter Hancock Haterson E.L. Brockway South Bank Street
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