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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
6
Kentucky growers plan seed treatment to combat wildfire and leaf spot in fields. W D Valleau notes bichloride use to make seed disease free, preferred over formaldehyde due to prior seed damage. Christian county farmers already testing the method with dark tobacco seed.
Taylor county farmers in Chestnut Grove will focus on corn dairy hog clover wheat and poultry issues next year in a county agent led program. Campbell county youth enrolls 230 plus in junior agricultural clubs while Owen county uses cooperative limestone processing with 1000 tons crushed. Oldham county farmers plan business records with County Agent Nance. Owen county looks to certified seed for potatoes and Taylor county plans a Duroc Jersey hog sale next fall with multiple communities joining.
Get color into pale cheeks with Pepto Mangan, an iron tonic doctors have prescribed for thirty years. It claims to build red blood for lasting health and strength, sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists.
A terse note recalls the janitor beating the boss to the shop, highlighting the reward of waking early. The line preserves the scene without embellishment or graphic detail.
The speaker laments a longtime habit where a man who says the truth “hurts no one” actually aims to hurt others, noting a pattern of harsher repercussions under the guise of honesty. The remark underscores repeated confrontations and the tension between candor and harm.
A brief public notice-style saying portrays the father as central to family life. It suggests he provides protection and sustenance while children grow from dependents to contributors in the family economy.
A concise moral urging those who mend faults to avoid condemning others. The saying contrasts constructive correction with harsh blame, implying humility and generosity in addressing errors.
The phrase pits two dismissed ideas against each other in a rhetorical question. It reflects a dismissive view of feminine fashion and ignorance as social faults. The line suggests a humorous or ironic stance rather than a reportable event.
The line suggests affection guides belief even when the speaker acknowledges the truth behind the claim. It explores trust, emotion, and certainty in romantic commitment without additional context or events. The statement centers on the power of love to shape perception.
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