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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
10
The article suggests using shinbone cuts to maximize the inexpensive beef. It details braised shin with marrow for a nourishing dish and a dumpling served stew, plus croquettes made from shinbone and marrow with garlic, parsley and Worcestershire sauce, fried to golden and served with tomato sauce or peas.
A brief collection outlines wholesome desserts using molasses as sugar substitute. Includes Molasses Drop Cakes with baking soda and eggs, Molasses Spice Cakes with sour milk and spices, Plain Molasses Cake with butter sugar molasses and flour, and Ginger Loaf with sour cream and ginger.
The administration currency reform bill known as the Owen Bill cleared the Senate 54 to 34. It envisions regional reserve banks, government backed currency, and a seven member Federal Reserve Board, with changes to appointments and dividend structure, signaling a conference with the House and a push for presidential signature.
Robt Marshall reports a top showing for Bronze Turkeys Standard Bred with a score of 21-61, noting no business on the Sabbath.
Carrying muffs laden with stolen goods, two women named Lydia Taylor and Catherine Cole claimed Kentucky home in Sterling, Ky. They were arrested in Lima, Ohio, Thursday. Rooms searched yielded several hundred dollars in jewelry veils silk stockings and more.
B G Nunnelly accepts the role of advertising manager for all Kentucky United Clothing Stores and will base headquarters in Lexington after January 1. Bryant and Robinson announce evening hours opening.
The piece argues that genuine love rests on sacrifice not luxury or flattery. It contrasts liking a man for pleasant outings with loving him for what you can do to help him, claiming real love endures from marriage to death.
Albert Bailey and Hur ley Curtis were working when Bailey ran into a pole during activity. He was unconscious briefly but the injury was not serious.
A Christmas appeal urges readers to share their abundance with the less fortunate. It emphasizes thinking of those in need, especially children, and suggests giving something small to brighten Christmas for others and oneself.
J. W. Lockridge & Son sold ten head of yearling mare mules at 120 dollars each last week. The sale was described as a very fine bunch of mules by the seller.
See our line of baskets and trays offered by the Novelty Store featuring decorative and handy home items for daily use and gifts.
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