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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
7
Miss Irene Piedalue of the State College of Agriculture advises simple, durable spring outfits for children. Emphasizing ease of laundering and freedom of movement, she suggests unbleached muslin dresses, bloomers, rompers, and shirts repurposed from adults’ wear to save costs, with light union suits for heat.
Mrs W S Cox of Fredericksburg Virginia credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health after a serious operation and lifelong weakness. She urges other women to use the medicines as advised by her mother and endorses them widely.
Small spots of decay that give no trouble may signal future crowns bridges or false teeth unless properly cared for. Treatment should begin now by a dentist who understands each tooth's function and the correct remedy to avoid real trouble. Dr H M Wright Traders Bank Building.
A witty column notes that mischief follows the misfit as a local figure earns a notorious reputation after bold nightlife escapades. Journalists observe shifts in public perception amid social gossip and small town scrutiny.
W. Boring, a prosperous Kansas farmer, reports gaining twenty pounds and better overall health after using Tanlac for several months. He says the tonic has improved his appetite and strength, aiding his daily farm work and outlook.
H. W. Boring of Overland Park Kansas reports Tanlac revived his appetite digestion and sleep. He regained lost weight and says pains back catarrh and headaches vanished and he stays healthier and stronger than in years. Tanlac sold in Mt Sterling by Land and Priest.
Poem-like verse notes social judgments for showing emotion, strength, or pose. It contrasts reactions to weeping, laughing, yielding, standing, smiling, and frowning with labels such as baby fool coward mule silly gruff bluff and a pose of a millionaire.
Women may lack business knowledge but their summer attire shows the impact of advertising. The remark underscores consumer behavior and fashion as publicity, illustrating how clothing choices reflect marketing influence.
H R Niswonger, horticulture field agent, warns that heavy annual pruning reduces fruiting and stresses trees. Advices balance of limbs, avoid stripping short interior branches, thin old trees over two years, remove dead wood, and seal cuts with grafting wax to prevent disease.
A witty exchange shows Mrs Chicago praising a doctor as a “lady killer” while Mrs St Louis replies that his work crosses gender lines. The banter plays on professional reputation and the notion of discretion.
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