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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
The author jokes about the consistent liar who fights when accused, and about how money changes lending. A critique notes that virtue is visible while signs like Fresh Paint trigger skepticism, illustrating human inconsistency and guessing games in society.
Ohio Wesleyan University Case School of Applied Science Yale University and Wesleyan University join American Red Cross to form Life Saving Corps for students. Annapolis already hosts the largest corps with 200 members. Wesleyan plans a women’s corps in central Ohio and Case trains new members while Yale and Wesleyan set spring courses as Amherst Beinecke meet approaches.
Four college teams under a capable coach promote Water First Aid instruction as calls grow for Life Saving Corps. The enthusiasm for the slogan Every Swimmer a Life Saver is evident.
The listed items sketch a diverse issue lineup featuring razor blades as practical concerns, a cultural look at the Chinese Revolution, a profile of a renowned opera singer, and a warning not to close one’s eyes to unfolding events.
The piece argues advertising is the essential news, not events, shaping modern life. It claims ads inform on goods, simplify living, lower costs, and bring markets to homes, urging readers to engage with advertising columns for wise purchases and personal benefit.
A Town County editorial extols a recent Second Town Rural Life Conference at the State College of Agriculture. Speakers discuss home, church, school, clubs, and demonstrations by agents and farm bureau women. Readers urged to support community life initiatives through press and local action.
A vintage shopper note highlights women choosing cheaper waists with a sale at 2.98 after praising self fit and frugal fashion. The line suggests women adopt smarter buying, keeping ahead of mirror fashion and price drops.
A compact critique denounces real estate dealers who profit from hopeful buyers seeking the entire earth. The piece implies manipulation and high costs burdening ordinary people in pursuit of land and homes.
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