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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
7
Kentucky poultry specialists report yearly losses of more than 24 million eggs and 12 million chicks in rearing, with half of eggs failing to hatch and about half of hatched chicks dying before market. They attribute losses to breeder management, egg handling, and incubator operation.
A testimonial recounts relief from back pain weakness and insomnia after using Cardul. Mrs Williams, wife of a well known farmer, says her husband arranged the remedy and she improved, doctor approving, and she regained health. The ad urges others with similar womenly ailments to try Cardus, sold widely.
The American Legion plans a nationwide March 20 push to place 700000 veterans into work. Local posts will organize regions, with employers and civic groups urged to cooperate in job creation and public works projects to lift the labor slump nationwide.
A reflective passage argues that true talent earns open doors and applause while those lacking creativity or value must seek certification. It contrasts universal welcome for geniuses with the world’s indifference to those who cannot contribute meaningful ideas or entertainment.
A brief motto urging fear of God over man or devil to cultivate willpower and cheerful discipline. The note emphasizes personal resolve, self-control, and steady effort as paths to well being and achievement. It reads as a compact, timeless wisdom line intended to inspire daily focus.
Crop reporting board notes March 1 1922 corn on farms about 1 313 120 000 bushels or 42.6 percent of 1921 crop with 19.2 percent shipped. Wheat on farms March 1 1922 about 131 136 000 bushels or 16.5 percent of 1921 crop with 61.6 percent shipped.
Readable data shows March 1 1922 farm oat stocks about 404 461 000 bushels 38.1 percent of 1921 crop and barley stocks about 40 950 000 bushels 27.1 percent of 1921 crop. US price comparisons list corn wheat oats and barley for 1910 14 1915 19 and 1920 with current year and prior year values.
A reflective line on pride as proof of our fallen state and humility as virtue. ignorance of humility reveals vice.
A terse remark exchanges between two men is spread through town by an informant. The phrase lamp post becomes a symbol of rumors outweighing evidence as word travels.
A doctor comments on angina while probing a patient, but the patient reveals the symptom is not linked to a person named in the room. The exchange blends medical concern with a mistaken identity joke from a humorous page.
Mrs H T Kirk offers Pure Blooded Barred Plymouth Rocks and Ancona strain eggs for sale. Phone 637-1-2. The remainder is philosophical prose about life and virtue.
A vivid moment contrasts Fortune arriving with cheer while the speaker tends to a neighbor's hard luck story, suggesting irony between luck and hardship.
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