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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
A presidential era warning discusses protection for farming against cheap imported food and wage pressures. It argues for preserving domestic agriculture, opposing free food and low-wage competition, and recalls England and Rome as cautions while urging tariffs to defend the farming sector and national strength.
The report covers week ending January 13, 1921 with market notes on hay and feed prices steady in the West and weak in the East, intermediate weather effects, and improved shipment orders. It lists Timothy prices in New York Philadelphia and Chicago, spot cotton gains, potato and Baldwin apple declines, and mixed cattle, hog, lamb, beef steer movements with dairy butter weakness and partial recovery by January 12.
A man lends money and promises repayment but does not return the borrowed book or umbrella. The case highlights repeated failures to reclaim personal items alongside the loan.
A writer jokes about a scientist who tried to graft a straw berry plant onto a milkweed to produce strawberries and cream, highlighting inventive but impractical experiments.
A reflection on how some resist success while many never explore if they can achieve it. It notes innate ambition and the elusive opportunity to test one’s limits under favorable conditions.
The Ninth Annual Farm and Home Convention will be held at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture in Lexington on February 14. More than 20 out-of-state speakers join the college staff for lectures and demonstrations across agriculture and home life, plus a four day tractor school and meetings of seven state agricultural organizations. The program emphasizes women attendees with a dedicated schedule and aims for universal appeal to Kentucky farmers and their wives.
A brief reflective note contrasts triumph and farewell as life cycles through celebration and departure. The line underscores a concise window for joy before ending.
Letting your wife have her own way in everything may not be fun but it saves you attorney's fees and alimony. Keep the furrow straight and the fields will fulfill their promise to give you daily bread. Music is the mind's morning meditation and philosophy is its evening conclusions.
Advert shows Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a mild gentle cleanser for indigestion biliousness and constipation. Claims quick relief and a money back guarantee with a 25 cent box. Promotes universal digestive and eliminative benefits for stomach liver bowels and kidneys.
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