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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
3
The letter states that C and O employees were asked to vote on whether to accept Labor Board rulings after exhaustive investigation. The company notes it has obeyed all Labor Board orders, including pay increases, and will preserve seniority for those under the current rules while urging strikers to return. The railway warns it will hire new workers if current employees do not return to service.
Tuskegee Institute compiled data show 30 lynchings in six months of 1922, led by Mississippi and Texas with 7 and 12 respectively. Among victims 2 were white and 28 were black. 11 charged with rape and 19 with other offenses. Five burned at stake and three both hanged and burned. States and counts listed. other remarks included.
A federal reserve bank seeks climatological data from the Weather Bureau to assess how local weather affects crops and loan risk. Dry seasons threaten bank safety due to poorer yields, making accurate weather information essential for lending decisions.
A Kentucky health bulletin shows six of the eight largest cities lowering their 1921 death rates versus 1920. Covington Lexington Louisville Newport Owensboro and Paducah all improved, while Ashland and Henderson rose. Infant mortality also fell in most cities through 1921.
The Kentucky Children’s Home Society near Louisville plans a village of cottages to house 300 children on an 86 acre Lyndon farm adjoining the Kentucky Military Institute. Funds are short and teachers in Mt Sterling are asked to raise money this summer to build a boys’ cottage this fall.
A fragment notes that some delegates are advised to leave razors at home during peace talks to avoid violence. The语 unreliable fragment hints at security concerns and decorum at diplomatic meetings.
A light quip notes that a flirt is a woman who searches for affection in love's marketplace. The line plays on playful shopping imagery to describe romantic pursuit.
A reflective line from The Advocate notes that judging others may fade if one walked in the other’s shoes. The quote appears in the twice weekly edition, framing social understanding and humility.
A dead fish will float downstream while a live one swims against the current. The average American feels important only when spending beyond means. Electricity travels 600000 miles a minute, nearly as fast as gossip.
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