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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
Classified note from J. R. Lyons advertising buggies at a close price and a set of harnesses for 17 dollars. Genuine Buena Vista saddles priced at 19 dollars each to close.
A witty exchange ends with a playful twist as a maid responds she is heading nutty, revealing a comic moment in an unspecified setting. The line captures lighthearted mood and character interaction without further context.
Predatory animals posted record April toll in Colorado with 14 wolves, 125 coyote pups, 125 unborn coyotes, 32 coyote females and several mountain lions killed. A DeBeque area wolf pair devastated calves prompting federal and local efforts. the old male and female were trapped after a long chase, the male’s pelt exceeding six feet.
A playful poem compares love to an onion, inviting tasting delight then prompting reflection on why one bites. The verse uses metaphor to explore affection's layered, sometimes sharp, effects and the curiosity of intimate experience.
A collection of brief religious verses and cited Bible quotes urging trust in God for morning light, guided paths, peace with others, hopeful service, righteous rewards, prayer, and divine protection. Includes Galatians, Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Hebrews, John, and I John references.
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey reports rats in the cellar drove away her servant. A rat detector RAT-SNAP is advertised as destroying rats and mice and preventing odors. It comes in cake form in three sizes priced 350 560 and 1 25, sold and guaranteed by Chenault Orear.
A collection of humorous and proverb style car mottos. The verses mix wordplay on driving, fuel, repairs, speed, and safety reflecting early automotive humor. Witty lines urge steady driving, thrift, and prudent choice of speed over risk, with puns on tires wheels and paint.
The article cautions readers about German marks and get rich quick schemes as a surge of money changers push unpopular currency. It warns of war era instability and suggests avoiding risky purchases while noting inflammatory ads from Walsh Co and a cynical view of promotion and theft.
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