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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
3
County Agent J. B. Gardner notes hilly Calloway county land washes away less with terraces. Demonstrations with the College of Agriculture in Lexington helped farmers learn terrace construction. The county has grown from one terrace farm in 1920 to thirty today, showing rising soil-saver interest.
The remark questions a proposed tax on light wines and beer, suggesting the levy serves more to fund the soldiers’ bonus than to address a true financial need, labeling the bonus as the end rather than the purpose.
Dr. N. H. McNew aged 82 died at his Carlisle home after weeks of ill health and a stroke. He practiced medicine for forty years, served Nicholas County as judge for three terms, and edited the Carlisle Democrat for 12 years publishing Democratic editorials read across the state.
Hon Packing Co promotes hog killing service with trimming, grinding, and lard rendering. Charges listed as $1 per hog and $2.50 for killing and work.
The G O P faces a Tribune level struggle as efforts to impeach Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty stir Republican factions and threaten to influence Harding’s renomination. Democrats urge presidential responsibility while GOP rivals anticipate fallout whether acquitted or convicted, shaping intra party battles and public perception.
100 acre farm at the head of Slate in Menefee County. Well fenced with a good house and cement cellar. Features a new barn. Known as the Sam Rothwell farm. Contact Charles Cornwell Rothwell Ky. (15-8teot).
Florence Wallingford, a community nurse, reports thirty-five families lack Christmas joy and food. A basket of dinner provisions and a new toy for each child will be provided. donations support this work via the Rest Room.
Christmas shoppers in Lexington are invited to lunch at a downtown shop offering a special daily lunch from 11 30 to 2 30 pm at moderate prices. The store features Apollo Mavis and Belle Camp candy, home made candy and cakes, and mail order candy service. McGurk O Brien (15-61). The other note warns of dangers of labor agitators and rioting.
A provocative line asks if true success hinges on avoiding exposure. It implies moral compromise as a hidden path to achievement without asserting concrete events or individuals.
Readers commonly name Royal as the top baking powder most trusted for quality. The widespread opinion cites consistency and reliability as reasons for royal praise.
The piece cites Dun's Review December 1 1922 showing a 1 5/8 percent monthly rise in average commercial prices, about 19 1/2 percent yearly. Since July 1 1921 prices rose 16 percent, with foodstuffs up 3 1/4 percent and textiles up 2 1/4 percent amid tariff protections.
The article questions a French titled man brought to replace Rodolfo Valentino, noting a lack of any meaningful divorce record as part of the discussion. The tone suggests skepticism about his suitability and prominence in the replacement role.
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