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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes a five year left side ache under the rib spreading to shoulder back and chronic weakness. She says the pain forced bed rest for days three years leaving her skeletal and unable to work as medicines worsened her stomach and misery.
Echoing a San Francisco Arg editorial, the piece questions whether America would deploy men and money to foreign causes, ceding sovereignty to international verdicts. It argues the real issue is resisting participation in external conflicts and preserving national independence.
A concise note urges readers to finish meals with appetite and a determination to avoid lingering at the table. It emphasizes discipline and steady habits in daily routines.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn that the clover flower midge injures red clover by feeding on immature seed vessels, reducing seed formation. Light pasturing or timely clipping can kill first generation maggots, limiting crop losses and high seed prices. The midge overwinters as a larva in a small silken cocoon near the soil surface.
The text outlines the life cycle of the clover flower midge from larvae in cocoons to pupae in April and May. Adults emerge by early May and peak from May 18 to June 1, laying up to 100 eggs each on young clover. Cutting the crop after egg laying ends can kill maggots and reduce later infestations.
Velvet Tobacco, once scarce due to wartime shipping, is back in red tins in cigar stores and pipes. The piece recalls soldiers and workers sharing Velvet during the war and celebrates its return to customers on the home front as veterans resume smoking.
May forecast from Manufacturers Record predicts the South will produce over 250 million bushels of wheat in 1919. At currentSouth prices the region would earn about 585 million dollars, up 236 million and 67 percent from 1918.
A terse adage notes that sharing a secret with a dull listener makes him reveal it. The saying implies a dull listener prompts the secret to spill out. It reflects a folk belief about speech and wit in social talk.
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