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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
2
The text argues wages must align with purchasing power and production to avoid deflation and unemployment. It warns against artificially high wage scales that raise costs and harm workers, urging longer hours and higher output with a stable, genuine revival of thrift and enterprise. The piece stresses maintaining a right wage level, efficient labor, and value of the dollar.
A writer contrasts a playful chemical breakdown of man’s ingredients with the intangible qualities that define humanity. He argues memory imagination and reason exceed mere elements noting art music love justice loyalty and sacrifice as evidence of a divinely inspired eternal destiny.
Poultry experts from the College of Agriculture say feeding cockerels a fattening ration days before market raises both size and quality. A corn meal porridge with skim milk forms the basis, with fresh water provided twice daily.
The American Legion plans a August 3 departure from New York for a six week tour of former battle centers in France. 250 members will sail to relive the World War era with quotas filled via state departments and a headquarters at 627 West Forty-third Street.
Miss Marguerite Sherar of Topeka completed school and college with sixteen years of perfect attendance and no tardies, preserving a flawless record throughout.
A columnist argues readers shoulder more fault for their troubles than the administration, framing the critique around personal responsibility and policy effects.
Kentucky wheat growers echo university findings that mid July to early September plowing yields the strongest seed bed. Pre-p lowing, harrowing, and rolling improve moisture retention and nutrient availability, with adjustments when preceding crops are cultivated.
A saying notes that wealth loses value without human contact and empathy, even in small matters such as a ten dollar gesture. It emphasizes social connection over money.
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