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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
A collage of maxims on education wealth and virtue from figures like Taylor Bacon Spurgeon Horace Mann Beaconsfield and others. The array reiterates prudent speech discretion and resolve linking personal honor to wiser action and prudent judgment.
Mrs. John Triplett offers a furnished room during Chautauqua week close to the grounds. Phone 389.
The piece discusses the struggling sales and advertising fields as campaigns fail to move merchandise. It argues that hesitancy and flashy schemes do not outperform steady hammer and pound tactics. It cautions against delaying ads while seeking dramatic ideas.
The quote praises finding pleasure in greeting others and sharing encouragement. It frames happiness in the present and confidence in the future as a mark of success in living as taught by Edwin C. Grover. The passage reflects a wholesome, motivational stance on daily conduct.
Van Arsdell’s promotes a selection of premier meats with emphasis on quality cuts and value for customers seeking reliable, flavorful options for family meals and gatherings.
The Mt Sterling Chamber of Commerce celebrates a year of progress and impact. It highlights financing of a $250000 road bond, town improvements, stock cars for farmers, lighting, Welcome signs, and helped lower freight rates from Cincinnati and Louisville saving $15000 to $30000 annually.
Mr Sterling, through G W Hodge, operates a high class cabinet shop at the Bank and Locust corner. He restores antique furniture and makes over old pieces, including tables and kitchen cabinets, but does not manufacture new items.
The sick list notes M E Mynheir county clerk of Menefee in Frenchburg is ill at Mary Chiles hospital. Mrs George Anderson Sr improves enough for an outing at Oil Springs. Mike Gallagher, a well known citizen, is ill at Winn Street home with a paralytic stroke and shows some improvement. Mrs Charles McDaniel of North Middletown is seriously ill and moved to a Lexington hospital with her mother Mrs A B Setters at her bedside.
Mr and Mrs Jesse T Calvert announce the birth of a 9 pound girl named Hazel Ruth at their home on the Hinkston pike The Taulbee family formerly of Mt Sterling now Weston Missouri report the birth of a daughter named Hazel Victoria born June 2 Mrs Taulbee is the daughter of S H Booth
Animal husbandry experts advise keeping sows fleshly during summer with ample exercise to ensure strong pigs and good milk after farrowing. For mature sows a gain of 75 to 80 pounds is typical, yearlings more. Early gestation relies on grass and forage, with grain added in final six weeks as needed, plus protein supplements. Fattening former breeding sows for market can yield profits with about 60 to 90 pounds gain in 30 days and modest grain per pound of gain.
Approximately 3,143,279 Kentucky hens will stop laying during July and August as specialists in the College of Agriculture estimate. The figures stem from last year’s poultry culling campaign showing one third of the state hens loafed after the peak laying period.
College circular explains how to identify loafers among hens by molt timing and feather renewal. It notes color changes in vent beak and shanks during laying, fat loss and vent whitening indicate production levels, and describes skin quality, head, wattles, and behavior of high versus poor layers.
Describes how a bird’s comb indicates laying status from heavy to none and mentions a for sale item: 20 gallon Goodyear Liquid Roofing Cement offered by Clell Cockrell at 742 Pay.
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