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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
8
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A Kansas City Star writer notes a flower bordered square behind Theodore Roosevelt’s late home at Oyster Bay that serves as a dog graveyard. The piece highlights Roosevelt’s known affection for animals and his belief in a dog as a moral judge of a man.
A Monday court day drew a large crowd. stock sales were light but merchants report a good day. Notable illness improvements include L. D. Brother and Mrs. Mary Daw son Brother. Various residents traveled or visited, with multiple church and club notices and members returning from Cincinnati and other cities. The Advocate, twice a week, is mentioned.
A collection of notes on immortality in protozoa and hydra, reflections on depth and clarity, a humorous fact about eels with two hearts, and a brief discussion of Sabbath origins tied to biblical creation and the resurrection.
William Wrigley Jr staged a world record hog sale at Green Gables Farm near Lake Geneva Wisconsin on January 9. Thirty six Poland China sows averaged 1554.84 dollars totaling 57000 dollars with buyers from the Midwest. sows bred to The Clansman averaged 1939.42 dollars and the top price reached 4000 dollars for Long Lady.
The Polly, a wooden coastal freighter from Amesbury Massachusetts, began service in 1805 and remains active. Once rumored as a privateer in the 1812 war, friends denied the tale, and the vessel continues a long as coastwise carrier with a 45 ton capacity carrying lumber bricks and lime.
A woman with oratorical tendencies questions the air of unrest as Mrs. Torkins agrees. They discuss burdensome economies at home while others indulge in luxury, attributing much to Charley's habit of backing the wrong horse at the races.
In a recollection rich with memory, Kathryn Badgering recalls Harold's proposal and his claim of loving her first. Kittye notes Harold's early inexperience contrasted with her supposed mature judgment as the engagement unfolds.
A brief chat reveals a performer retelling an almost stage ascent, halted by friends. The exchange nods to theatre culture with a playful line about friends of the stage and shared amusement.
A Boston Transcript item notes a divorce proceeding with an unexpected phrase about a teacher and student in a humorous, incongruent context. The brief references a wedding and a lawyer involved in the matter.
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