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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
A Memphis Scimitar piece humorously lists the trials of the switchboard operator. It sketches callers who berate delays demand favors demand perfect accuracy and even flirtatious remarks as she tries to route calls.
The ad from Hon Packing Co offers hog killing services at $1 per animal and $2.50 for killing and work with sanitary sausage grinding and lard rendering. A separate note mentions a church bazaar by Episcopal ladies on December 8 and 9 at Eastin & Harris.
Charlie Moran, mentor of the Pray ing Colonels, signs a five year contract with Centre College after the game with the University of South Carolina on Thanksgiving day. Edward Kubale of Fort Smith Arkansas is chosen captain to replace Red Roberts. Coach Jim Kendrick will remain through the term and coach the baseball team next spring.
A remark contrasts male and female behavior, suggesting few men would be wicked if wickedness carried the same cost for them as it does for a woman.
Eager glances reveal desired gifts for grandmother, mother, sister, and brother. A sewing cabinet, a floor lamp, a writing desk, a smoking stand, and a large easy chair are described as luxurious yet affordable, promising lasting happiness.
President Harding endorses abolition of the twelve hour day after a Federated American Engineering Societies report. The committee studied over forty industries including iron and steel and found the twelve hour day not an economic necessity. The statement cites social and economic stability as reasons for the change.
A Dallas News fragment hints Abdul Medjid witendi elected Caliph but notes no statement of campaign expenses has appeared yet. The brief emphasizes scrutiny of campaign finance in the evolving political scene.
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