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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

2

Insects and Diseases Threaten Blooming Roses

Rose bushes across the state bloom unusually this year but growers report insect and disease threats. N. R. Elliott advises diagnosing causes before treatment. Aphis, rose chafer, and fungal infections are discussed with tobacco mixtures, arsenate of lead, and Bordeaux mixture as options. Follow package directions and use commercially prepared materials with water.

College of Agriculture N. R. Elliott College Extension Division

Samson and Delilah Love Bargains Turn Domestic

Dialogue hints at courtship turning practical after marriage with bills cooking and daily chores. Delilah pressures with consumer flurries while Samson protests. The exchange reflects old time gender roles and economic expectations in coupledom.

Sudan Planted Now Promises Summer Hog Forage

The Kentucky swine specialist B Wilford says Sudan grass planted now can feed hogs all summer, with growth continuing through hot dry periods when other pastures fail. Plant 20 to 30 pounds seed per acre for thick stands. measured plots showed 15 inches height in 16 days. ready for grazing when about 10 inches high. The grass is palatable to hogs and supports dense pasture with hay cut afterward.

Kentucky B. Wilford College of Agriculture Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station Farm

A Room Gap: Professor and Student Joke

A light joke contrasts a professor with a student. If two are in a room and one sleeps, the other is presumed to be the professor.

Special Hosiery Bargain From Walsh Company

We purchased 200 dozen men's regular 25c hose and offer them at 1.00 per box of six pairs in assorted colors. This is the second sale in the city and is for a short time only. Visit us immediately to secure the hosiery bargain.

The Walsh Company, Incorporated

RAT-SNAP Rodent Destroyer Aded for Farm Use

Clo RATS and mice that RAT-SNAP is a reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in cakes with no mixing, money back if it fails. Sizes 35c 65c and $1.25 cover pantry kitchen coop farm and factory buildings. Sold and guaranteed by CHENALT OREAR.

Language as World Solution Urges a Universal Tongue

A Times science expert argues for a universal auxiliary language to advance science and global communication. Esperanto or Ido are favored options, with Latin and English noted as strong candidates despite grammar and spelling drawbacks. The piece cites efforts by international bodies and notes Esperanto usage in schools across several European regions and Bulgaria.

Peay Times International Research Council Brussels League of Nations Geneva Breslau Milan Caecho-Slovakia Bulgaria

Farm and Home News From Over Kentucky

Six Taylor county farmers test ten corn varieties with University extension in a shared study. Breathitt county growers show interest in soybeans and sweet clover. Livingston county orchards show sprays and strong pest control results. McCreary county distributed six thousand hatching eggs and six hundred chicks to support poultry campaigns. Lewis county junior clubs raise funds for a delegate to junior week at Lexington. Ben Davis apples confuse many, creating worry.

Taylor County College of Agriculture Extension Division J. L. Miller Plymouth Rock McCreary County College of Agriculture Woodward

Morse pardon taft witness urged in public interest

Opinion piece argues for Chief Justice Taft to testify on the Morse pardon, claiming it would illuminate the case and expose influence peddling. It notes rapid developments and even suggests Morse should die again to spark interest, then shifts to public health reminders about cleaning vacant lots and courtesy in civic life.

Charles W. Morse Taft Court of Appeals Mr. Morse

Cleaning Up for Summer in the Neighborhood

Instructions urge residents to remove rubbish from cellars yards and area ways place waste in receptacles for street cleaning clear hallways scrub floors and woodwork wash windows ventilate damp cellars report nuisances to health department and ask landlords to fix roofs and plumbing

Health Department

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