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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
8
Classified notice offering farms city and suburban properties for sale plus real estate services by Cravens & Turpin and T Foster Rogers. Includes insurance offerings and contact details. Also a biographical blurb about Paul Sore of Ohio purchasing newspapers and a Jacksonburg farm for retirement with family.
James Middletown Cox rose from printer to three term governor of Ohio and congressman. He led the Democratic party in 1912, saw reforms in workmen’s compensation and child labor laws, and shaped Ohio’s school code. Born 1870 in Butler County, he rose from teaching to journalism and public service.
A playful phrase notes that a girl turning ragtime into a funeral march alters the mood of the music. The remark frames the act as a dramatic reinterpretation rather than a critique of skill.
County court schedule lists pairs of counties with their court day by district and Monday of month. The text also includes a closing quotation about cheerfulness being the only contagious thing we are not afraid of.
An essay argues that women’s athletic ability is approaching parity with men but questions permitting women to compete with men in golf shooting and other sports. It notes men may resist until women win, fearing defeat would be seen as disgrace and victory as dead fruit.
The quote notes that nature achieves its best results through sun, flowers, water, and love. Without love, elements lose meaning and become mere measurements, fuel, or wetness. It emphasizes the spectator’s role in attributing value beyond basic physical properties.
The term rival derives from rivalis meaning stream side. The idea of neighbors along a common water source quarrelling over rights blurs into enmity and competition over time.
Advertises celery plants for sale at one dollar per hundred. Orders accepted by calling 714 and placing the order a day before pickup.
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