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Advertising value is lost when printers do poor work. printers charge reasonable prices and work hard. The moral urged is to choose a good printer to save money on printing.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
12
Advertising value is lost when printers do poor work. printers charge reasonable prices and work hard. The moral urged is to choose a good printer to save money on printing.
Fragmented lines describe a local shooting gallery contest with playful bets and crowd hype. The text mocks social norms about money and romance, mentioning many women and a man’s credibility, framed as a humorous ad or column note.
Tobacco prices fell across the Virginia and North Carolina loose leaf markets last week with Danville, Virginia, an exception as organized growers closed the market twice. Winston-Salem shows drops from 28.50 to 17.92 per hundred, while Louisville and Owensboro opened low. Kingston Rocky Mount New Bern Oxford Henderson Wilson and Danville posted varied averages. Public pressure will be key as Kentucky growers prepare for January 4 sales in Mt. Sterling armed with cost and production data.
In Morehead a 105 year old English immigrant, Stephen Bishop, long active in undertaking and funeral work, plans a move to a small farm near Anchorage in Jefferson County to start a poultry business. His relatives wish he would stay, but he proceeds with the relocation.
E T Reis advertises to bring turkeys to the Christmas Market and promises to pay top prices. Contact phone 645 for details and submission.
A witty aphorism notes that poverty, once lively, thrives on frugality while wealth brings complacency and later rheumatism as health declines. The line uses humor to reflect on mobility between economic states and its effects.
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