The Friendly Seasons
A reflective piece praising all seasons and gratitude for harvests. The narrator envisions mornings with roses, darkness turned to dreams, and a hopeful harbor where ships rest at anchor in the morning.
Mount Sterling Advocate in Mount Sterling, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
White skin unseen brings solace to girl with red nose
The remark notes that despite a visible red nose a girl gains consolation from the unseen white skin. The line reflects a social commentary on appearance and race, highlighting how invisibility of skin color can affect perception.
Christmas Programs And Local Socials In Salt Lick
The Salt Lick church groups announce Christmas program events on December 24 featuring choir songs instrumental music and a play. The Ladies Aid bazaar is set for December 3. Community socials include a Brother Howe gathering honoring his daughters from Olive Hill. Local obituaries note Mrs. Tommy Tomp son buried at Jones Chapel. A hunting accident victim Elbert Alfrey recovers well. Numerous residents visit Mt Sterling and Morehead for shopping and visits. A Christchurch sermon draws a large crowd with a male quartet Kererehal Hall Razer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School of the Christian Church
L. M. Campbell
Sherman Hall
Nellie
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Otto Razer
Frank Hagerman
Merle Fowler
Mt. Sterling
Earl Howell
Ashland
Bertha Howell
Lapland
Christchurch
Kereheral
Hall
Kash
Razer
Father of Twelve Roasted by Neighbors Yet Mother Silent
A quip notes the father endures constant roasting from neighbors over a large brood of twelve children while the mother remains unchallenged and unseen in comment.
Depravity of Lazy Indifference Prompts Public Critique
A French teacher is accused of slowness and carelessness after marking forty exam papers in forty minutes. The piece blames widespread indifference, mediocrity, and poverty as causes, warning that city life suffers while rural areas resist. It laments values eroding as a national issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Silk Sox Wool Sox and Leather Bags Suggestion
A compact note outlines product suggestions including Silk Sox wool socks and genuine leather bags. It emphasizes quality items and practical accessories for potential ordering or display.
Three Parties in Alexander Divorce Case Headline
Detroit Free Press reports the three parties in the Alexander divorce case namely the wife the husband and the public as central to the issue. Chicago News notes that co respondents were thought to play a role in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Detroit Free Press
Chicago News
Formal opening of Grubbs Scobee and Bartlett firm Winchester
The hardware and undertaking firm Grubbs Scobee and Bartlett held its formal opening at the McEldowney building in Winchester. The first floor displays hardware while the second floor houses the undertaker department with caskets and shrouds. A luncheon was served and many locals attended. Mr Grubbs, senior member, is a former Sterling resident with many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs, Scobee and Bartlett
McEldowney
Winchester
Grubbs
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Methodist Sunday School
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Bessie
Goldie Howe
Olive Hill
Tommy Tompson
Indiana
Jones’ Chapel
Elbert Alfrey
C. 8. Bates
Manuel
Harry Jones
Prentice Flannery
Lucille Balbrige
Ollie Carter
Myree Myers
Emma Florence Perry
Morehead
Coats
New York
Poiret Twills
Crepes
Ma’am
Swiss Cleaners & Dyers
Leutoville
Kuppenheimer
Manhattan
Silk Sox
Hartman
Gladstone
Stetson
Knox
Adler
Lainy Day
Walst Company
the Advocate
Candy Kitchen
Kourges
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