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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
2
A sharp remark laments failed pacifist hopes as Senator Borah credits public opinion with averting future wars while noting it did not stop the last one. The quip underscores lingering frustration over wartime outcomes and the limits of public will.
The remark notes that the best conversationalist is often the best listener, highlighting listening as a core skill in engaging dialogue. It underscores the value of attentive listening in building rapport and understanding.
A contemplation on political rhetoric and public spending contrasts with a humorous note about barbecue culture. The piece suggests skepticism toward liberal use of funds and language while hinting at everyday comforts like barbecues and the practicalities of dentures.
The Charleston Post queries readers about the outcome of the war as German railroad rates are lowered. Readers are invited to share opinions on how the rate cuts might affect commerce and postwar planning.
Lexington bankers and most city institutions back the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Marketing Association plan to market Burley tobacco with aid from the Federal International Banking Company of New Orleans. Charles N. Manning and peers sign a statement pledging support to finance and promote the association’s success for farmers and the community.
At Midway in Woodford county a tobacco pledging plan for 75 percent of the crop across 41 Kentucky counties and parts of Ohio Indiana and West Virginia was outlined. W Dr Manning praised financing methods including trade acceptances commodity bonds and direct advances backed by warehouse receipts and bank loans. He cited Federal Reserve eligibility and a New Orleans banking firm ready to assist marketing southern products. A Bryan property sale on Samuels avenue and Clay street is scheduled for next Saturday at 2 PM.
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