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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
7
A man recounts hourly gratitude for not being a woman, presenting a sequence of reasons that frame his perspective as personal appreciation rather than a broader issue. The piece explores gender expectations and self-perception in a provocative tone.
An obituary notes the 241st anniversary of Benjamin Franklin and highlights his autobiography principles including resolution, frugality, industry, sincerity, justice, moderation, tranquility, and humility as a guide to personal and national reconstruction. It suggests Franklin would support thrift and patriotic savings today.
The drive for higher salaries for teachers spans public schools and college faculties. Newton Marshall Hall notes American colleges and state legislatures are examining the issue, arguing pay should reflect dignity without excess while urging prudent saving as a virtue.
President M. B. Adams will act as dean of Georgetown College until Dean John L. Hill returns in September. The move follows the resignation of Acting Dean George Ragland who left to focus on other duties in his Greek department. Dean Hill directs the Baptist 75 Million Campaign in Kentucky, which closed in December and he has been on leave since last June.
The piece questions sensationalizing alcohol tragedies and the press’s role in reporting suicides. It contrasts fleeting press mentions with the lasting impact of prudent choices like government savings securities for enduring value.
The piece notes periodic rumors of a Kaiser trial and defenses, dismissing them as gossip. It calls the ex-warlord a nuisance to readers, equating him with annoyance over the peace treaty and the League of Nations.
The text notes food prices have increased by 92 percent since five years ago yet claims there has been no proportional decrease in American appetite or stomach size.
A Garfield quote on saving emphasizes that wealth begins with attention to small savings. He notes that individuals who save nickels and dimes lay the foundation for a fortune through disciplined, thrifty habits.
Gosh, Dame Fashion predicts women’s skirts will be shorter than ever, while necktie prices are set to rise. The prophecies suggest a bold shift in style and rising accessory costs for the season.
Bargains in Elgin and Waltham watches offered at 50 cents on the dollar. Joe Rosenberg, established 1896, advertises at 141 Water Street near Upper Lexington in Louisville area. Customer savings highlighted with jewelry selections and location details.
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