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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
2
A long standing drunkard reformed by removing a bone pressing the brain. Reports mention cures by removing a brass rail pressing the foot. The public overlooks that a fellow is a bad egg only when he is broke.
Elinor Brierly argues that early childhood education must impart justice, love, and brotherhood. She urges parents and teachers to model kindness to animals, avoid toy violence, and cultivate courage and empathy, laying a lasting moral foundation at home and in kindergarten.
Small agency advertisement quotes Land and Priest praising Tanlac with the claim every dollar spent is money well spent. The line appears as a brief promotional snippet in the period's ad section.
Senator Hitchcock denounces a tariff measure as an attempt to bar German trade for the future. He argues Germany supplies key raw materials and that restricting German goods would harm American consumers, warning of a coming era of trust formation behind the tariff wall.
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station at Lexington releases Circular No. 123 detailing how most soils outside the bluegrass region lack phosphorus and lime. It notes that acid and rock phosphate with limestone boost yields on Mayfield Lone Oak Fariston Greenville Russellville and Berea soils, with strong returns per dollar invested.
The Ohio State Journal laments a serious difficulty facing earnest Republicans who fear appearing scared. It contrasts with a modern child’s view urging parental guidance. Flappers are described as holding high ideals along with fashion choices like skirts and shoe heels.
A humor piece contrasts a mutt’s rude question to a wife and a fish store sign proclaiming Our Fish Cannot be Approached. The monologue notes radio religious services failing to attract women who cannot see each other’s hats.
Some prudes claim the man who painted September Morn did not do a decent job. The remark highlights controversy over the artwork and its creator.
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