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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1921

Page

5

Social Notes Spark Town Visits and Guests

Local society circulated with numerous visitors and hosts. Miss Sallie Clark and Lydia Clark traveled to millinery markets while Miss Lillian Webster visited relatives in Owingsville and Lexington. Guests from Akron Detroit Knoxville and Charleston mingled at homes of Webster Trimble Mason and others as funerals, weddings and church activities filled the week.

Sallie Lydia Clark Lillian Webster J. S. Trimble Lexington Owingsville Fetfie Elizabeth Brockway Paris Leo Schlegel Detroit Mary Schlegel Georgia Elizabeth Cline Edmund Robertson Paul Versailles S. B. Miller Thomas Clarke Kate 0. Clarke Pittsburgh New York Rogers Co D. H. Webster Lake Erie Akron Ohio J. H. Stephenson Clara Stephenson G. C. Griffith Clifton Forge Caldwell Springs

Mrs McDonald Hosts Saturday Card Party for Cincinnati Guest

Mrs James McDonald entertained guests at her North Sycamore Street home Saturday afternoon with card games in honor of Mrs Tom Mc Donald of Cincinnati. Decorations featured golden glow and white hydrangea with yellow and white accents. Dan Welsch Mc Donald helped pass scorecards and assist. Refreshments included ices cake and mints at close.

Carl Webster Robinson Irwin Dempsey Wood James FE. Gay West High Street Mary Garden E. J. Garrett Wood John C. Thompson Annie L Montjoy Owings Lane Lester Tharp Dillard Douglas Leo Hombs Durham N. C Roger Drake Claude Dunavent Lexington James Nesbitt Kenneth Collins Tallahassee Albert Botts Halley Gillaspie Ida Belle Brother Mary Crail Martha Mae Robinson Anna B. Pinney James McDonald North Sycamore Street Tom McDonald Cincinnati Dan Welsch McDonald

Local Social List Names Set for Danville Event

Mrs J J Kerns, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs Davis Turley, Mrs Donald Martin, Mrs B Mannini, Danville, Mrs Joseph M Conroy, Mrs B J McDonald, Mrs Tom McRohan, Mrs John Walsh, Mrs Dan Welsch and the Misses Welsch are listed among attendees for an upcoming Danville social gathering.

James McDonald Lillian Welsch Donald Martin R. M. Smith Dan Welsch J. J. Kerns Mary Smith Davis Turley B. Mannini Danville Joseph M. Conroy B. J. McDonald Tom McRohan John Walsh

Birth Announcement for Gatewood Couple’s Son Jack

Mr and Mrs Colonel H Gatewood are praised for the arrival of a fine son at their home Sunday. The child has been named Jack.

Colonel H. Gatewood Jack

Presbyterian Church Weekday and Sunday Services Noted

Religious services at the Presbyterian church occur as usual on Sunday with Sabbath school at 9 45. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday night at 7 30.

Presbyterian Church

Friends Hopeful Over S P Greenwade Illness Improvement

Word from Danville West Virginia reports S P Greenwade under a specialist care is greatly improved after a week of illness. Mrs Mary Pratt Mc Kee sent a message to his father J W Hedden Sr requesting immediate arrival, then followed with news that Dr Mc Kee is better.

S. P. Greenwade Danville W. Va Mary Pratt McKee J. W. Hedden, Sr Dr. McKee

In This World We Get Just What We Deserve

A quotation notes that success comes from merit and effort, with a line directing readers to The Advocate for printing. The line emphasizes personal accountability and earned outcomes.

Quit Worrying and Do It The Advocate Theme

An upbeat exhortation urges readers to stop worrying and embrace work. It compares effort to contestants in a prize contest and emphasizes steady labor over anxiety, encouraging action and perseverance to achieve results.

Advocate Daily Croakers

Things To Think About From A Curious Era

A quirky collection notes barbers raising dogs in Paris and 5 million edible dogs eaten yearly in China. It claims oysters fail in the Baltic due to low salinity and require seawater with 37 parts salt per 1000. It also credits French kid gloves for quality, rearing goats by peasants in villages.

Paris China Paltic Sea

Treatmeal Rice Preparation For Child Diet

The text promotes rice as gentle nourishment for weak children. It prescribes washing rice in three waters, boiling with salt and butter, gradually adding rice, stirring to prevent sticking, cooking about 20 minutes, then cooling and drying in a colander. It notes rice will not overheat the child.

Global Resources and Industrial Facts

Summary of world resource notes stating Canada leads cobalt output at about ninety percent world share, the United States controls roughly sixty percent of copper, the U S handles over 155 million telegrams annually, the Amazon basin supplies about fifty thousand miles of navigable waterways, Bolivia rises as the world’s second largest tin producer, and a new dense ice produced by high pressure water sinks rather than floats.

Canada United States Amazon Bolivia

Man Gives Up Saving After Marriage Finding It Hard

A man who struggled to save as a bachelor ceases efforts after marrying, concluding saving is futile now that he has a spouse.

Politicians Split Into Appointed And Disappointed

A sharp line in political discourse claims the ascent is crowded by those who fall after reaching the top, leaving a divided field between those appointed and those disappointed.

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