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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
2
A first person critique of social annoyances especially in women, listing traits that irritate the speaker. It covers interruptions, gossip, nervous habits, coyness, melodrama, and voice quality. The writer advocates restraint, thoughtful listening, and refined speech to avoid annoying others.
An old advertisement highlights Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring blood tonic to combat drowsiness and pale faces, promising quicker vigor and fuller color. It also notes a free circular on cattle feeding from the State College of Agriculture and ends with a wry proverb about dreamers and lazy men.
A reflection notes that women charm society with a soft voice and refined English, while those with harsh tones and uneducated language rarely achieve social success. It emphasizes the impact of diction on social standing and charm.
No incline car will run to the Mount of Worthy Achievement summit warning that all climbers must walk to the top. The note emphasizes the arduous ascent and self reliance for those seeking the peak.
S M Warner of Mt Sterling recalls sudden illness with back and side pain and delirium. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Duerson's Drug Store, his condition improved and he stayed free from age related aches. He later endorsed the remedy as a tonic for kidney needs. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A reflective line asserts that genuine love resists all temptations. It frames love as a steadfastpower that guides choices and endures trials. The sentiment emphasizes virtue and emotional integrity.
Prof J J Hooper head of the Dairy Department at the State College of Agriculture says under nourished cows produce less milk at higher cost. Kentucky experiments show milk gains from better feeding with a standard grain mix of corn meal wheat bran and cotton seed meal plus hay and silage. Reallocating feed from low producing cows to productive ones increases profit.
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