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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
6
A ledger style listing outlines Loans Overdrafts U S Bonds and Certificates Due from U S Areas. It notes LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Circulation and Due to Banks Individual Deposits. The fragment presents a balance sheet style snapshot of resources and obligations.
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports in its 33rd annual review that 235 of 13 168 glassware pieces used by cream stations for milk and butterfat testing were incorrect during the year ending June 30 1921. It notes inspectors’ findings and cites general commentary about reputation and neighbors.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports 1921 laboratory and field tests on domestic animal diseases totaling over 430 examinations. The thirteenth annual text snippet also includes reflective lines about ambition and celebration, illustrating contrasting tones.
A Kentucky College of Agriculture circular warns hog cholera is the major obstacle to hog production. It outlines rapid spread, high death rates, and control measures including isolation of sick pigs, post mortems, deep burial, separate quarantine for new arrivals, sanitation of hog houses, use of antiseptics, whitewash, lime, and the only preventive serum. The publication No. 102 titled The Prevention and Control of Hog Cholera is available free from the Lexington Experiment Station.
A notice urges readers to report missed deliveries and confirms fast subscription inflow last week. It promises immediate action by a city carrier system and asks subscribers to telephone number 74 if their copy is not received today.
A spirited hymn sketch depicting a backslider’s return to camp meeting revival. The speaker notes the sinner’s fall from grace yet anticipates reinstatement, with refrains of praise and the promise of a welcoming chorus in the promised land.
June 29 set as the date when schools will visit Nathan Drury's grave and a picnic will be held. North Adams Massachusetts Transcript reports this observance. An ad from West Palm Beach Florida offers a large family Bible for swap for something useful.
Off duty, police report several cars stolen in New York. The New York Globe notes law enforcement issued alerts and began investigations into the incidents. Authorities urge owners to secure vehicles and report any suspicious activity.
Rev Harry Willis pastor of the M E church at Gardnerville visited his sister Mrs E P Befine last week as hog fatting trends and freight speed noted in local news from Gardnerville to Carlisle and Yer ington Nev Times reported terse items including a quick freight note and a feature on the Carlisle rug makers business signing ceremony
A fine young gentleman seeks room and board with a private family in Racine or nearby West Racine. The ad requests a comfortable home environment and may reflect a self confident tone in presenting the applicant.
Ike Mullins, believed dead, returns to Chilli cothe with varied fortune. He found $600 in gold in an Arkansas cornfield and used it to build a house, which later burned, along with $25 in paper money.
A big girl baby arrived at the home of Mr. Bee in Shinnston West Virginia as the town records another birth.
A reader letters to the Leader commends the paper and urges a community fund drive to buy printing paper and cover local expenses. The note expresses appreciation for the town’s newspaper and asks support for sustaining local services.
A stylish young lady Besant returns from an outing with plans for sunburn and tan, which her mother deems decent.
A brief quip extols thrice blessed travel by flivver praising vigorous motion and claims rough riding stirs the liver. The remark links healthful exercise to rough car travel in a light humorous tone.
The ad touts Tanlac as a scientifically formulated, ethical vegetable tonic from the Tanlae Laboratories. It claims ten ingredients with recognized therapeutic value, improves appetite, digestion, assimilation and elimination, and strengthens overall health. It cites Britannica and Potter's Therapeutics supporting its tonic effects.
Former President William Howard Taft was nominated by President Harding for chief justice and confirmed by the Senate 60 to 4 in an executive session. Opponents Borah Johnson LaFollette challenged the record, while Democrat Watson of Georgia voted yes. The roll call was not made public.
A short remark compares a girl entering an unfamiliar auto to a calf taking chances, highlighting caution in unfamiliar situations with a blunt, metaphorical tone.
The article notes a contrast between affordable education at 14 dollars and expensive business attire priced at 125 dollars. It frames the stance as a deliberate refusal to include the higher cost item in the curriculum.
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