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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Two candidates seek the Democratic party action in Seth Kentecky District for Congress. The primary election is set for Saturday, Angel 6, 1922.
A nostalgic column recalls the good old days when manners mattered and tobacco was shunned in front of elders. It contrasts past etiquette with present appetite for social games and table talk, noting few subscribers question modern behavior.
A reflective excerpt discusses how ignorance of a neighbor’s misfortune justifies indifference. The speaker asserts true kindness emerges only after hearing the full tale of another’s pain and mustered empathy prompts action. The passage contrasts quieted suffering with deliberate neglect.
Data from the U S comes shows 19 967 161 horses and 11 271 475 mules on farms for 192% an increase from 1916 by 444 422 bores and 12 321 875 males. The value of horses remains acknowledged as the bores and mule leave theire.
A fragment notes a Saturday showing titled Prophet's Paradise with prices listed at five cents and more, possibly a cinema or theater listing, including a poetic tease Headin West.
Dr. R P Haydon plans two new houses in Greene addition on Grassy Lick Pike and will move around September 1. Piano for sale new mahogany upright with bench to match by Mrs Ollie Sanderson.
Week of weather with near normal temperatures and light showers. Rain was too light to significantly lift drought areas. grain and crop health varied by district with good overall moisture, poor corn and potatoes in some districts, hay curing successful, pastures fair to good but drying in dry regions. Gardens show moisture stress. local ads interrupt report.
A boiler accident last Thursday in Harversburg Ohio killed Mrs Lena Childers and seriously burned her husband Ebb Hears. Mrs Beary caused the blast while pouring coal, clothing burned away, husband ran to her, both severely injured. Mrs Henry died Friday. she leaves Arch Childers as father and two young daughters. Funeral held Monday in Waynesville. Mr Henry remains in critical condition. The State Board of Education raises standards for county superintendent certificates effective July 1 requiring age 24 and specific diplomas or degrees.
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