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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
An analysis notes the party argues taxes should raise revenue the same across all, but implies some groups would feel heavier burdens while others gain relief. It cites Senator Johnson running on a shoestring budget, yet reports over 200000 spent in California, challenging the notion of frugality.
In a concise Norfolk Virginian Pilot line the paper notes a recurring act described as the British keeping on placing the ice in Ireland, signaling a satirical or metaphorical jab.
A boy, short on money, learns prices rise due to production costs. He investigates why marbles cost more and discovers trains, coal, eggs, flour, and farming wages influence prices. He offers to work, helping with hens, eggs, grain, and delivery, lowering costs and enabling purchase of marbles.
The piece urges building a kindergarten at local schools and notes public appreciation rising for kindergartens. It calls for action to establish one this fall and provides the National Kindergarten Association contact for petition blanks and leaflets.
A child reflects on Billy Green the orphan and learns to value his own mother through care and discipline. He realizes neglect differs from parental love after Billy is hurt and no one tends him. The speaker resolves to heed his mother’s scrubbing and scolding to stay clean and cared for.
General Wood calls the donors good Americans after Senate committee disclosed a 1.5 million campaign fund. Colonel Proctor, who gave 500000, is singled out as the best American by the General.
The party calls Congress to seek effective means to end lynching while condemning what it calls a quadrennial debauch with Negro delegates and political pampering. The speaker cites Kentucky governors Stanley and Morrow as examples of preventing lynchings and the associated public shame.
The J. D. Wren Auto Co. delivered a Dodge roadster to William Pieratt of Monarch Milling Co. and a Dodge Coupe to Dr. J. W. Prewitt this week.
A concise note observes that window space and hosiery attract more attention when they are properly filled, implying a preference for complete presentation and display.
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