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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
A New York Times excerpt argues that feeding corn to livestock wastes calories and money, urging export to Europe to ease hunger and cut the U.S. food bill. It notes European mills lack first class corn goods and mentions Henry Ford and the idea of a powerful president able to write large checks.
A concise reflection on the enduring challenge of staying miserable over long periods across two stretches, highlighting perseverance and emotional fatigue without specific events or persons.
A discussion on teaching children punctuality through pleasant routines and timely consequences. The author argues that orderly habits stem from valuing time, with examples like supper prompts, bed time, wash up, and dressing routines to make punctuality a natural habit for children and families.
A prominent voice argues that national strength depends on the character of the average citizen. The speaker warns that progress cannot outpace the quality of public virtue and calls for renewed civic responsibility.
A cautionary note urges vigilance against forming a habit of criticizing almost everything others do. It warns that growing narrow in judgment can affect relationships and self perception.
A fragment speaks of love’s messenger who need not announce errands to a eye already ready and eager, suggesting quiet desire and immediate readiness.
A shipment of John Deere wagons offers an opportunity for buyers to close out at reduced prices. J R Lyons promotes the sale, inviting inquiries for terms and inventory details.
Kentucky farmers are urged to save their best hens and sell culls to improve flocks. Poultry experts at the College of Agriculture describe body depth, keel length, back width, and vitality as key traits. Crow headed hens with dull eyes and shallow bodies should be sent to market first.
A jumbled clipping notes headaches smuggled into the United States in growing quantities. It references Joshua and a moonshine system while contrasting employer wage influence with an individual's self worth.
A brief reflection on kindness as the simplest path to friendship, suggesting actions speak louder than phrases and that generosity fosters lasting connections between people.
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