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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1917
Page
3
Dr H M Wright a dental surgeon operates at Geiger's Pharmacy Court and Maysville streets Mt Sterling Kentucky in the former offices of Dr F A Millard Office phone 237 fees reasonable work guaranteed
Shelby County discusses storing corn stover in silos as the most economical method to reduce waste and cut meat costs. The USDA estimates 35 percent of stover is misused and suggests feeding 81.5 percent of produced stover, with improper practices like pulling fodder or topping. Burned stalks worsen soil fertility and are condemned.
The article argues stover feeding maximizes feed value and lowers feed costs, promoting livestock keeping. It compares preparing stover by chopping, shredding, cutting, or shocking, noting labor costs and storage considerations, and highlights corn stover as excellent winter roughage for cattle, especially breeding cows, with oat straw sometimes added.
The article notes that tribes including the Crows and Apaches used river bottoms for corn, building temporary log dams to divert streams into fields and creating simple ditches to distribute water, demonstrating early irrigation knowledge.
Prince Von Buelow demands a 1914 balance of power with indemnities for Germany and Belgium and returns to prewar status for France and Germany. He labels his views as peace aims though critics call him ignorant and mad. The piece argues Germany must pay for invasions and atrocities.
The piece declares 106000 Americans will fight in France for Democracy, 3500 airships and 6000 aviators to be trained in the U S for overseas service, and asserts the Hohenzollerns and Hapsburgs are doomed as a steel wall surrounds central empires. It frames this as not idle speculation.
A concise saying notes the bachelor alone can advise on how to manage a wife while a married man admits it cannot be done. The remark contrasts single and married perspectives on harmony in marriage.
The Government sets forth specific requests to keep wartime plans and movements from the enemy. The list covers troop movements, base locations, ship arrivals, convoys, coastal defenses, and secret notices, urging editors to withhold such details and avoid dangerous publication. George Creel chairs the Committee on Public Information, thanking compliant newspapers.
A formal rebuke argues that voluntary censorship breaches were repeatedly defended as misunderstanding. The statement aims for complete secrecy across the wartime period, asserting no time limit for secrecy while clarifying that the measures do not regulate opinion or criticism.
A speaker urges a young man to seek solitude, question his character, and compare his conduct with truth and uprightness at all hours. He promises that private self-interviews will forge a stronger, purer man ready to win in life’s Sweepstakes.
A playful exchange of cards signals a marriage vow as a couple embraces love using Hearts and Diamonds, sets a lifelong bond with Clubs, and faces a final fate with a Spade. The tone blends card suit imagery with enduring partnership through life and death.
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