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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
11
A testimony is recorded for E Cashman of Woe in segment S26 Prackic detailing claims and context. The note presents the formal statement and related individuals in a concise legal record.
The 83 acre farm of E. B. Little four miles from Lexington on the New Town Pike sold Wednesday at auction by the Southern Land Company to Edward H. Byars for 30 730 75 total, about 370 per acre. Possession to be given March 1. Bolivar Bond & Sons acted as auctioneers.
A boy shows restraint by skipping dinner to join in activities. His willingness to forgo a meal reflects a prioritization of events over nourishment. The scene captures a child’s practical sacrifice in a lively setting.
An instructional piece urged early home teaching of citizenship shaping habits for future public behavior. It stresses kindness to family, animals, and plants, and courteous conduct toward elders, strangers, and teachers to build respectful, self controlled citizens.
Enormous resources and scrupulous care yield high relative value in Goodyear Tires for small cars, a quality not exceeded even by the renowned Goodyear Cards.
A discussion on cultivating ethical instincts in children through kindness and consideration for others. It links humane behavior to justice, fair play, and resistance to tyranny, and notes children’s matinees at the Plaza Hotel, New York, by the National Kindergarten Association with help from the National Motion Picture League and its endorsed film bulletins.
Mrs Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes a five year bout with a pain in her left side under the rib that spreads to the shoulder and back. She says the palm became so severe she needed bed rest for about three days and she grew weak and skeletal, losing the ability to work.
Across the sea the Allies insist Holland hand over the ex Kaiser William of Germany without argument. The demand cuts to the heart of postwar punishment as nations seek accountability for the war’s leadership.
Republicans in Congress face a rout as they try to turn every public issue into political capital. They appear bankrupt of credibility at the moment they should enjoy public trust.
Receipts of dressed poultry in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston have lagged year over year while storage stocks rose, signaling a drop in consumption. Trade absorbs fresh poultry and uses frozen stock, suggesting a healthy market. Butter prices fall boost demand and eggs move steadily, with cold storage large and prices likely to ease if weather warms.
A concise aphorism contrasts virtue with public recognition, warning that seeking fame can corrupt moral integrity. It frames fame as a lure leading away from virtue and toward infamy.
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