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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
2
Kentucky soil specialists report four tons of stable manure per acre as top dressing on wheat can raise yields by up to eight bushels per acre. Straw may be used at up to one ton per acre if applied early, while avoiding coarse manure and heavy applications to prevent gullying.
The remark notes Tom Watson failing to assemble a viable case as he alegedly has only partial or worthless material from the former American army to base charges on.
A lyric fragment celebrates resilience and faith as the world moves through hardship from tropics to pole. The refrain asserts the halleluia soul remains unhurt by troubles and the water wagon has arrived to roll on.
A biographical sketch lauds Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York as a leading authority on women’s diseases. It praises his Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic made from vegetable ingredients and claims it treats backache headaches and weakening pains. The notice urges trial packs and free medical advice via mail.
The board of directors under Joseph Passonneau will pursue criminal actions against warehousemen who violate pooled tobacco contracts. Prosecutions may include a prominent central district farmer for selling tobacco under his wife’s name. The association seeks specific performance, liquidated damages, and injunctions, with other cases planned as evidence is gathered. James C. Stone and Ralph M. Barker received board support for their roles in sales and warehouse operations. Leases on about 30 warehouses were transferred, with prices to be arbitrated by June 15 and deeds to follow.
Aged people need a blood tonic to purge poisons and improve vitality. Gude's Pepto-Mangan purifies the blood, boosts resistance, and supports weaknesses of old age. Sold in liquid or tablet form by druggists, recommended by physicians for 30 years as a tonic for all ages.
A Land advertisement proclaims Tanlac benefits every portion of the body, asserting its wide effectiveness and favorable opinion of the medicinal tonic.
Advice on using hot beds with horse manure and sand soil to grow sweet potatoes. Treat seed with a mercury solution, rinse, and dry before planting in disease free soil. From fields unused for six years and careful bed filling to prevent disease spread. The notice mentions Tanlae by Land & Priest.
Advocate Publishing Co urges farmers nationwide to adopt business like stationery to project professionalism. For the next thirty days special prices on printed stationery are offered to farmers only.
Plans by farmers and the extension division of the College of Agriculture to remove scrub breeding animals in Wayne county got a boost at Monticello with the sale of 11 purebred sires to county farmers. The stock, priced under 100 dollars, will grade up owners herds. A second sale is planned next year as efforts spread statewide. Wayland Rhoads, beef cattle specialist, notes further sales will follow in other regions.
Property owners in Muscle Shoals are mapping out European tours and imagining sending postcards from Monte Carlo to friends and neighbors.
A reflective line suggests character matters more than appearances. It contrasts a girl recognizing inner worth over outfits with a boy realizing actions define him, offering a hopeful view of virtue over material display.
A humorous observation notes that men say all right ten times after a five minute phone call while women say well frequently. The quip contrasts conversational habits across genders in casual discourse.
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