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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
The Mayor and Citizens invite you to Cincinnati to see spring 1922 displays across all stores. Two opening days showcase fashion, home furnishings, and decor from Paris and American makers with modern home equipment. Free car parking is provided at Ninth and Sycamore and on Sycamore Street.
The article argues for ongoing resolutions beyond New Year urging self restraint and accepting the best approach in others. It notes insisting on one's own way upends the world and that true victory comes from recognizing better paths in people.
A farmer writes to a renowned agricultural expert grateful for introducing a hog variety. He recalls visiting the county fair and bringing several pigs of the expert's species, noting the wide hog variety but expressing surprise at not seeing the expert present.
A teacher explains time differences between the United States and Europe to Patrick at night classes. Pat retorts that Ireland still lacks justice, reflecting a mood of frustration and satire about Irish rights.
A tramp on a country store porch proclaims he has held his own since birth. John Dewey argues the best and wisest parent’s wishes for one child should guide the community’s aims for all children, asserting any other schooling ideal weakens democracy.
A dated reflection warns that those who fail to save are doomed to rely on family or charity when they can no longer work. The admonition frames thrift as a duty to avoid dependence in later life.
An opera singer asserts no woman is worth loving until she reaches thirty. The remark prompts questions about age, love, and judgment, with the speaker challenging readers to decide when a woman may be deemed worthy of affection.
In the second month the peach tree blooms. But not till the ninth the chrysanthemums. Each must wait till its own time comes.
The Advocate Publishing Co promotes farmers as real business men and offers special prices on printed stationery for thirty days to help farmers project a professional outside appearance. The notice emphasizes nationwide adoption of neat stationery as a business asset.
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