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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
6
The county clerk urges all residents who have not registered to attend Special Registration Day next Saturday July 24 at the county clerk's office. Citizens are reminded to register if out of town, ill, or coming of age after election day to fulfill the duty to vote.
Dr Louis R Weizmiller of the West Side Y M C A urges staying young by continual play and activity. He says aging comes from ceasing to do young things, not from biology, and advises playing with children, exercising, and pursuing hobbies to keep fit. Two women who hate the same woman become the closest friends.
Three year course in science and art of nursing at Good Samaritan Hospital Training School for nurses in Lexington with liberal student allowance. Programs prepare for institutional or private duty roles. Age 18 to 35 admitted. Educational requirement one year of high school or equivalent. Daily applicant intake. Address Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington Ky.
Farmers can sow rape in July for September hogging to offset tankage costs. With tankage around 120 dollars per ton the crop offers high profits when fed with corn. Sowing after mid July reduces plant lice damage but increases risk of late destruction.
The remark teases a husband about risking public embarrassment without his wife’s influence, framing marriage as a stabilizing force. It hints at personal dynamics and humorous self-awareness without detailing any specific event.
The piece denounces the last Republican Congress as costly and ineffective failing to repeal war laws cut taxes relieve farmers or address prices and railroads. It says the President refused to keep it in session and argues the public should punish the party by voting for James M Cox of Ohio.
A proverb notes a single man may be a fool yet unaware of it while a married man faces a different danger. The Advocate urges readers to print safe bills and promises payment, framing financial prudence as a remedy.
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