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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
6
A reflective passage extols love as the joy of loving itself. It contrasts the gratification of being loved with the ecstasy found in possessing a consuming inner passion, asserting true bliss lies in the act and intensity of loving rather than merely being loved.
A sharp note critiques self labeled overworked men who complain about burden. The quip targets the idea that claiming overload excuses lack of effort.
A synopsis outlines creation of a non-partisan five member County School Board elected countywide with authority to form districts and set salaries. It calls for a $1,200 annual county superintendent salary, 75 per month teacher pay, and a $10,000 educational survey. It proposes constitutional changes to appoint the State Superintendent, plus compulsory schooling to sixteen and work permits for fourteen to sixteen. It includes physical education mandates and non-partisan city boards with levy limits and university bonds.
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease not cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine works systemically through the blood to the mucous surfaces and is prescribed by leading doctors. The ad promotes Hall's Pills for constipation and provides mailing details for CHE ey & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The proposed actions set maximum school tax rates for cities and graded districts, authorize bond issues, fund libraries, adjust the State Library Commission Law, and require certain education standards. They include redistricting, clerk hire funds, and building bonds for consolidated districts, with provisions for humane education and thrift in schools. A budget surge supports universities and normal schools, while a warning against League of Nations nullifiers closes the list.
A New York Times report notes Democrats from Manhattan elected about a dozen women delegates to the national convention while Republicans sent only two or three. The piece contrasts urban Democratic strength with GOP representation, highlighting gender and city dynamics.
A reflective line notes that many divorces could be fewer if men shared happiness with their wives as openly as they share rows with them. The piece uses metaphor to urge emotional openness in marriage.
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