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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
6
Three parts lean meat to one part fat yields good sausage. For six pounds of meat use one and a half ounces fine salt, one half ounce ground black pepper, and one half ounce or less sage. For hotter sausage substitute extra black pepper or red pepper. ginger can replace sage. Meat may be rolled in seasoning before cooking.
Kansas City and Independence units prep for Par sons while a Texas ranger pursues a leopard. Lawler Iowa post loans firehouse and overhead for a legion clubhouse. Ex-solder seeks Ollie Kendall in France memory. Chauncey Depew medal confusion. Colorado Texas lead new posts. Kansas City legion gains surge after convention. Armistice aid, rummage stunts, pulmotor plans, WTCU funds, airfield shortages, and last soldier fame probe.
The American Legion of Chicago prepares a theatrical benefit with Fred Stone acting as stage manager and veteran Frank Bacon as assistant to stage manager. Proceeds support servicemen in the year named Lightin.
Gamaliel the 60 pound turkey bound for President Harding’s Thanksgiving dinner travels from Crystal Springs Mississippi. The American Legion in Crystal Springs crates the bird in a profusely decorated container as the town celebrates the delivery.
Gamaliel's escort to Washington was M. H. Daily, prohibition director for Mississippi, leading the group as they concluded their departure.
A brief classified notice from Monarch Milling Co promotes a two ton truck with a white engine in good condition for sale cheap. The ad also remarks that in the future mortgages may only be on tractors and trucks, referencing Mc Cormick Lumber Co. and a satirical line about mortgages on livestock.
A satirical note worries that women joining the Klan would not wear robes, suggesting such garments would ruin the visual appeal of a Ladies Klu Klux Klan parade.
A concise aphorism contrasts opinions as ideas people hold with convictions as ideas men strongly embrace. The quote emphasizes belief depth and personal commitment shaping judgment and action.
The memo lists office hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 for Dr M Wright at the Office Traders National Bank. It provides phone numbers Office 247 and Residence 249 for contact.
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