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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
7
Professor B J Wilford of the Animal Husbandry Department warns that proper cooling and bleeding improve pork quality. He advocates killing with a knife before the Adams apple to let blood drain, and hanging the hog to drain before sticking, as better methods than shooting.
Farm letter from John Simpkins of Annandale New Jersey says RAT SNAP destroyed rats without lingering odor. He bought a $1.00 package, used half, found dead rats dried and no smell. Sold and guaranteed by Chenault & Orear in three sizes 35c 65c and 125.
The Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co. advertises high grade cannel coal unloaded locally. It highlights fine lump coal with blocks weighing up to 200 pounds and urges customers to bring wagons to stock coal houses as winter arrives.
An advertisement notes fine candies of all kinds available at R. C. LLOYD'S in bulk and in boxes, offering a range of confectionery for customers.
Mrs. Gertrude Gartee of Toledo Ohio reports dramatic recovery after weeks of illness. She describes prior severe health decline with poor appetite pain gas and nervousness. Since taking Taniac she recovers appetite strength and weight with swelling vanishing and resumed energy.
A Mt. Sterling customer reports improved sleep and morning energy after using Tanlac, saying she now handles care of two children and all housework with ease. Tanlac is sold in Mt. Sterling by Land & Kiest.
An Indianapolis News article argues 1921 advertising rates must not exceed 1920 space values. It cites higher paper and labor costs, urges publishers to raise efficiency, and warns rate cuts without cost reductions would weaken newspapers and consumer markets. It stresses newspapers as essential advertising media for 1921 and urges business sectors to support stronger newspaper operations.
A fragmentary article hints at rising concerns with powerful forces facing unknown opponents. The text suggests strategic challenges and potential conflicts, focusing on resilience and looming competition without detailing specific actors or dates.
Two Kentuckians discuss the recent election in a biting exchange. One says he would chuck Bryan into the ocean, while the other laments he is so dry he would float. The quip reflects local sentiment and political humor.
A brief ad notes Mansfield residents can find the best flour at Gay Wilson's on East Main street.
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