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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
6
Manchester New Hampshire resident Prof J Budlong of 42 School Street declares he is in good health for the first time in thirty years thanks to Tan lac. He recalls long years of indigestion rheumatism and extreme weakness before his recovery and renewed energy for work.
A testimonial claims Tanlac provides complete relief after years of digestive discomfort. The speaker says they can eat freely, digest well, have no pains, gained eighteen pounds, and feel unusually well, calling Tanlac the greatest medicine of the age for stomach troubles and rheumatism.
Kentucky dairymen use a simple home made fly repellant to protect cattle and prevent milk contamination. J J Hooper of the College of Agriculture says the blend of two gallons crude petroleum one gallon crude carbolic acid and one gallon fish oil is mixed at home and applied to cows.
State Superintendent George Colvin urges voters to back two constitutional amendments in November. He criticizes four year politically elected superintendents and calls for a permanent, self renewing school leadership and policy. He notes Kentucky ranks low nationally in education and stresses the need for a stable, statewide program led by qualified leaders.
The article advises simple home remedies for summer skin care. A lemon juice and water bleach mix is applied after cleansing and left on overnight. Cucumbers provide bleaching effects and a harmless option. A cream made from sour cream and powdered oatmeal is used at night, followed by a light daytime cold cream.
Physicians say women whose eyes tear easily are deemed to have the most beautiful eyes. Tears reveal brightness and tenderness, attracting attention. The insight notes that women with delicate nerve systems tend to cry more readily.
The guidance states the flame should just touch the bottom of the vessel to maximize heat with minimal gas. A taller flame wastes fuel and adds no heat benefit.
In Kentucky both parties call for removing the State Superintendent from politics and making the role professional. The proposed constitutional amendment would let the Legislature fix term length election method and ensure professional qualification rather than party affiliation. It cites the University president normal schools and city county superintendents as models of nonpolitical appointments.
Advocates report unanimous support from the Kentucky Educational Association and endorsement by the Kentucky Educational Survey Commission. They cite bipartisan backing from both parties and groups including Federated Womans Clubs Rotary Clubs Chambers of Commerce and urge a decisive vote to elevate the state’s school system to national equality.
The article notes new potatoes are like unripe fruit and harder to digest. Boil them in jackets, brush clean after cooking, and use mint with butter for plain serving. It emphasizes the tuber’s watery, luminous interior and the need for careful preparation.
A playful remark about a fair croquet partner bending over the center wicket prompts humor on skirt length and breeze, reflecting lighthearted social banter in the game setting.
Instructions for covering button molds with soft flannel before adding silk to improve appearance and durability. Emphasizes that padded buttons wear better and look nicer when silk is applied over flannel.
A discussion on how readers notice only one striking piece among many and how an artist in print can rival oratorical power. It argues editors hold wider reach, while true artists express the best of human thought and experience through printed words. The print trade rewards artistic soul and expressive skill.
Dairy specialists from the College of Agriculture emphasize that cows require abundant clean cool water in hot months. Water intake rises with milk output, roughly tripling during summer. examples show 27 pounds of milk needing about 77 pounds of water daily, while a nonmilking period used about 15 pounds. A cow making 100 pounds daily drank over 250 pounds. Water needs also relate to feed type and weather, with milk and body water being high in cows.
A skin astringent is prepared from two ounces of cologne water one ounce epi phor tincture and half an ounce ben zoin tincture. A teaspoon of the mixture added to the final rinse helps keep pores open.
East Nashville residents endorse Thedford's Black-Draught as a genuine liver remedy for sour stomach indigestion and headaches. Grocer W N Parsons testifies to its effectiveness built on years of use and claims it should be in every home. The ad urges asking for Thedford's and warns against imitations.
In this reflection a critic argues that poverty is a negative of honesty and is deemed the greatest crime a man can commit, illustrating a moral judgment central to early social ethics. The line frames wealth and vice as linked in a harsh judgment of character and behavior.
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