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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
2
United States exports 132,000,000 bushels of corn in 1971, surpassing Argentina for the year. Prewar Argentina dominated trade, averaging two to three times U S exports. 1925 and 1920 figures show shifts as postwar totals adjust. Local line notes buyer Haydon Reynolds, Route 6, weight 200 pounds.
A concise saytime note warns that idleness breeds mischief and suggests staying busy prevents problems. The line echoes a historic proverb about productive work reducing risk and maintaining order.
The piece notes Republican leaders including Le Follette allies resist President Harding, arguing western progressive Republicans lack administration support. Democrats vow to back needed farm legislation, while opposing a cosmetic fix that merely rehabilitates the Republican regime and fails to address agricultural distress.
The piece asks what happened to the man who served as a fitting dummy for his wife’s dresses, a role described as old fashioned and humorous, implying a reflection on changing customs and gender roles.
In a split Republican scene, Senator Watson of Indiana hints he can unite the majority and guide Harding’s program while Senator Lodge rallies a progressive bloc. Curtis resents the move, and Lodge seeks White House backing to counter Watson. Dairy by products show value in dried whey. California grape shipments rise. a note on maternal exercise.
Local ad for shoe repair services by W. M. Riessinger at 4 Court Street Mt. Sterling Kentucky offering leather work and best workmanship and service to customers.
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