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Bus riders report routes from Mt. Sterling to Paris and from N Middletown to Paris despite unclear spellings and fragmented text. Local transit notes show passengers boarding through scattered stops.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
6
Bus riders report routes from Mt. Sterling to Paris and from N Middletown to Paris despite unclear spellings and fragmented text. Local transit notes show passengers boarding through scattered stops.
Poultry experts say artificial brooders reduce chick loss to under 15 percent and save labor. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station advises roomy ventilated hovers with regulated heat and clean, disinfected housing. Proper bedding, regular cleaning, and hardening off chicks before transfer improve outcomes. Blueprint colony brooder plans available free from the station.
A bored Mary vents for excitement in 1921 from a McClure publication. Ted, her faithful fiancé, is mocked as dull yet remains devoted. Mary shaves her hair to prove a point, runs into family suspicion, then collapses in a dreamlike, ominous moment hinting at a dramatic turn.
The International Kindergarten Union plans a Louisville convention the week of April 24 to push a 1924 Kentucky bill for universal kindergarten access. Miss Susan Speed and others lead Louisville Alumnae in organizing this effort with educators, legislators, and parents invited. Delegates from Europe, South America, and Asia are expected.
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