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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
7
The Bureau of Public Roads asks if personal reaction time should affect driver licensing. It explains reaction time is the interval from seeing a signal to starting action. It notes possible safety implications and cites examples from astronomy and foot racing, ending with a jewelry store plug and a call to see The Advocate.
Editorial from the Lexington Leader urges citizens to attend the Kentucky Association of Public Utilities convention in Lexington. It discusses friction between public and service corporations, cites burdens from rising labor and overhead costs, and stresses better information and courteous customer service to improve relations and future prospects for public utilities and services.
A historical note credits Kentucky with significant progress in industrial and social development, suggesting the state has expanded its foundations though not fully recognized. The statement underscores efforts shaping economic growth and community advancement.
The Bureau of Chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture pushes for a uniform grade of cane syrup to open larger markets in the southern states. New cooperative associations plan central blending plants to produce a non crystallizing syrup, enabling expanded sugar cane cultivation amid boll weevil impact and higher labor efficiency.
A man loses his temper over a wrong telephone number and swears after the operator confirms the wrong central number. He vents frustration when the call ends and the misdial is revealed.
Shipments of grapes in 1922 from New York Pennsylvania and Michigan were double their average annual shipments, according to reports to the United States Department of Agriculture. Sheffield silver at prices that defy competition at Jones' Jewelry Store.
A compact remark notes that in Germany a man making his mark earns only little, implying modest personal impact or gain despite achievement.
An ad by J. R. Lyons offers six buggies at 100 dollars each, marked as quality markers. Also mentions coal and gas heating and cooking stoves and related robes.
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