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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
2
An editorial on how a hat’s style must suit overall height and body proportions. It warns short women against wide brims and downward curves, urges full length mirrors during fitting, and stresses harmonious necklines, head shape, and restrained ornamentation to avoid an unflattering silhouette.
A loud lecture asks the audience who has opposed forest destruction. A timid man in the crowd admits he has shot woodpeckers. The exchange highlights tension over conservation and individual actions.
McCracken county farmers form a temporary milk producers association and may organize permanently. McCracken hens send 5 000 hatching eggs for a poultry campaign. Christian county anticipates a record 1921 strawberry harvest. Ohio county farmer L H Wallace buys his third Holstein cow in two months. White Plymouth Rock men in Ohio county discuss organizing to aid poultry standardization. Todd county banks back poultry standardization with farm agents. Union county growers consider a livestock shipping association. Mercer county farm demo on pruning fruit trees and grape vines. Warren county resident Mrs Eugene Murray reports doubling egg production with a winter ration.
The piece argues courage defines business success more than ideas or plans. It notes good ideas abound and many worthy plans exist, but lack of courage prevents execution and testing judgment and ability through trial.
A coal merchant questions a load size and a driver replies it is two tons. The exchange ends with permission to proceed. The second line offers a wry adage about marriage waking love and a corn fed person’s influence in a playful, blunt tone.
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a trusted blood tonic for spring. It claims the tonic builds rich red blood and boosts energy, noting 30 years of physician use and availability in liquid and tablet forms.
In informal discussions women’s attire at home makes soap seem luxury priced, with wrappers and kimonos painting a picture of soap costing about 9000 dollars per cake.
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