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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
3
A piece urging prompt, pleasant action from workers, criticizing slackers and praising proactive staff. It argues hiring and supervising costs rise with undisciplined workers, while a willing employee provides consistent honest service, with Tanlac highlighted as a quick-acting remedy.
Soils specialists note farm manure provides readily available plant food and serves as an effective top dressing for wheat and young clover. About half the nitrogen and potash, and a sixth of phosphorus are immediately usable, while the rest becomes available gradually.
The letter extols Woodrow Wilson’s character and condemns Wilson baiters. It notes his post armistice dip in popularity, attributing it to jealous rivals and the natural decline of any long time leader. It argues Versailles refusal was a global misfortune and predicting historians may view his career harshly. Tanlac by Land & Priest is also mentioned.
A terse moral adage notes that one who hides a second life must perform the labor of two men. The saying emphasizes duplicity and the heavier burden of secrecy.
Kentucky farmers are urged by College of Agriculture specialists to source clover alfalfa grass soybean and cowpea seed grown in the state. Local seed supports acclimation and price while keeping a market for home grown product. Farmers should plan to buy seed early within the state to save 20 to 30 percent and help local growers. County agents extension agents and specialists are coordinating to connect buyers with local seed growers.
Classified notice advertises an upright Sterling player piano in first class condition recently tuned. Offered for sale at a reasonable price. Contact Dr. J. H. Schultz.
A quotation attributed to Elbert Hubbard states that superintendents and department heads should issue their directives to the department foreman rather than to the workers themselves. The saying emphasizes hierarchical communication and workplace authority.
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