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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
7
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports over ten years that planting cowpeas or soybeans in late corn cultivation yields only about three bushels more per acre and is not profitable. Dry weather and corn competition hinder legume growth. annual legume rotation with full-year inclusion is the reliable nitrogen source.
A light anecdote notes the odd pride and humor in asking a friend for a ten dollar loan even when money is tight. The moment reveals social warmth and mutual aid beyond mere cash exchange.
A sharp remark contrasts the prosperous businessman who dismisses failed rivals with the undertaker who notices enduring value in dead losses. The line underscores commerce ethics and the morbid reality of economic competition.
A terse reflection on human behavior noting that ingratitude is a common fault and that the basest individuals seldom display gratitude. The remark underscores the moral tension between appreciation and harshness in social interactions.
Jefferson county farmers plan to grow certified seed potatoes. The Jefferson County Certified Seed Potato Growers Association has 65 charter members. E. Monahan Jr. is president, Adolph Moser vice president, John Lausmann secretary treasurer, with Jacob Rosenberger and George Hartman on the executive committee. They received a car load of certified seed from Minnesota this spring to start work.
Circular No. 100 from the College of Agriculture outlines seed potato cropping. Seed tubers from the first crop are rarely kept. planting aims from mid July to late July. The pamphlet covers soil prep, planting, cultivation, harvesting and other points and is available free from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
East Nashville grocer W. N. Parsons testifies to Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headache and indigestion. He says he relies on it daily and warns against imitations while noting its wide country use for liver regulation and bowel cleansing.
The Tanlac laboratory complex in Dayton Ohio and Walkerville Canada is described as the largest pharmaceutical facility in the U S with a daily capacity of 50 000 bottles and over 24 million bottles sold in six years. Global ingredients are sourced from regions across Europe Asia and the Americas under strict quality control by expert chemists. Two Montgomery county children aid shown alongside the county's long running support for the Kentucky Children’s Home Society and the cottage village project with a total county contribution of about 3 046 dollars toward a 300 000 home complex as part of a 25 year program.
The Nicholas county pair Pearl and Bertha, orphans since birth, were separated for adoption by two families. After Pearl served as an officer in World War I and the foster father faced climate issues, the twins were finally brought together again. Bertha pursued music while Pearl fought abroad for humanity.
A streetcar passenger remarks on a girl seated in front of him and tells her not to be angry if he does not fix his gaze on the roof, implying social norms and public behavior in a tense urban setting.
A sly warning voices caution to a young observer about an elusive lure that may mislead and trap the unwary. The speaker emphasizes future danger lies in tempting traps set by clever adversaries and urges vigilance.
A compact aphorism contrasts the average young man’s idea of a square deal with envy described as a wounded serpent stinging itself to death, offering a sharp moral reflection in terse prose.
Quint Stockdale, blacksmith of Mt Sterling, says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain after a grip illness. He bought at Land & Priest's Drug Store, used the pills, and has felt well since. 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The passage argues that love distorts judgment by rendering rulers foolish and entertainers powerful, reframing how people value wealth and status when passion overrides reason. It presents love as a force that redefines social hierarchies and expectations.
A compact note on persuading obstinate minds by mirroring their stance first. It suggests that acknowledgment of their view can create space for reconsideration and open dialogue. Aimed at reducing conflict through tactful engagement and measured agreement.
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