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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
3
A persuasive essay urging educators and children to reject the word cannot and to actively cultivate self education and hidden abilities. It emphasizes self culture and perseverance as keys to development and growth. The author notes pride in resilience and suggests relentless pursuit of personal improvement.
Lila Ruth Robertson starred as Celia Faraday in the Senior class comedy Green Stockings at the Academy of Music. The Lynchburg News praises her keen insight and naturalness with strong support from Naomi Helfrich and a cast of Ben Brown Edith Lee Willanna Walker Katharine Akers Alta Overmayer Helen Smead Mary LaFar Mary Wyatt Marion Magruder and May F. Moore.
Live hens move in normal seasonal quantities as farmers hold them for size. Spring movement light and eggs drift to export demand with price rises. Little storage eggs, production just meeting consumption. Butter values rise on high demand and June storage needs. Pastures look good for butterfat outlook. A joke about insomnia ends with a cat milk powder punchline.
The Maine coal cost breakdown reveals a $15.17 per short ton price at the buyer, with $6.32 mine cost and $6.44 freight, plus local delivery of $1.81. Labor dominates mine and transport expenses, suggesting prices depend on wages and handling rather than profits.
The text argues true happiness comes not from material wealth but from life health opportunity and social bonds. It emphasizes living in a glorious country with chances to love help work and be useful as the path to lasting happiness. Even the humblest can find many reasons to be happy if they pause to consider them.
Positive remarks highlight renewed activity as the economy shows signs of improvement and expectations rise for change. Officials note steadier demand and cautious optimism across sectors while communities await clearer guidance and continued support.
If reformers persist with blue laws Salbath could see mass arrests on the town’s Sabbath. The note warns residents of enforcement actions and potential legal consequences during the religious observance.
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