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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
3
Kentucky poultry specialists at the University of Kentucky report that pullets hatched in March begin laying by October or November, while May or June hatchings often start after the next March. Early hatchings ensure eggs when prices are high. plan spring hatchings now.
After Dairy Day at the Ninth Annual Farm and Home Convention Feb 1 4 the Kentucky Holstein Friesian club will hold its first annual sale in Lexington on February 4. Members say the sale will feature some of the highest bred Holsteins offered in the South with seven Kentucky breeders expected to consign.
A reader from Higin Tenn reports personal recovery using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets after weakness and illness. The testimonial claims renewed health and strength, noting long-term patient satisfaction and nationwide availability through druggists for many years.
The article explains who must file income tax returns for 1920, noting single filers under $1000 and married filers under $2000 are exempt. It stresses personal responsibility, defines gross and net income, lists deductible business expenses, and outlines payment options with four installments due by March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15, 1921.
A vintage advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a tonic for weak blood and low vitality. It explains doctors test red blood cell counts to detect weakness and claims the product, in liquid or tablet form, builds red blood corpuscles. The ad urges readers to choose the genuine Gnude's Gude's Pepto Mangan.
A grim proverb contrasts a hopeless man awaiting an undertaker with a lazy man who drifts toward his own funeral. It warns that inaction can be as deadly as despair, urging deliberate effort and purpose.
A Bulletin of the American Relief Administration reports 1 to 4 million orphans across Austria Hungary, Czecho Slovakia, the Baltic Republics, Poland, Roumania, Jugo Slavia, and Soviet Russia. The European Relief Council led by Herbert Hoover appeals for 33 million dollars to save 3.5 million children, with donations directed to Kentucky banks.
A remark on how Prohibition reshaped domestic life with wives less inclined to kiss husbands on return from the saloon. The comment frames alcohol policy as altering intimate routines within the household.
A reflective admonition urges a young man to isolate from the crowd and study his character. It emphasizes honesty in business, consistency of conduct from day to night, and living up to the expectations of father and sweetheart through self scrutiny and original-source truth.
A speaker urges a young man to value private interviews as strength and purity, promising such chats will prepare him to win the sweepstakes in the Battle of Life and urging him not to forget the lesson.
Announcement states a farmers banquet will be added to the Ninth Annual Farm and Home Convention at the College of Agriculture on February 14. Banquet likely will be held Thursday night February 3 according to Dean Thomas P. Cooper of the State College.
A local printer invites customers to try their services for attractive cards and letterheads. They promise high quality printing and state that if they cannot satisfy a customer they do not want the business.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station researchers conduct experiments to identify the specific organism causing hog cholera. The study aims to isolate the pathogen and understand its role in the disease.
L. B. Clore, treasurer of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville, will visit Lexington on February 1 and 2 to address farmers at the convention.
A climb up the hill leaves climbers coated in dust, yet the event rewards perseverance and resolve. Participants push through fatigue to achieve tangible progress toward their goals.
A reflective line notes that some people do not show gratitude for Earth’s gift of spaceflight and its blessings as humanity rides the cosmos. The sentiment contrasts courtesy with ingratitude amid the exploration era.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and nasal mucous linings. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy and offers one hundred dollars for any cured case it cannot fix, with circulars free and distribution by F. J. Cheney & Co.
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