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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
The text outlines securing a modern hotel architect after selling sufficient stock to fund the project. The goal is to choose a site that offers strong rental yields and dividends, aligning with contemporary hotels and apartments. The aim is to provide an enduring impetus for Mr. Sterling's new hotel.
B B Smith, Lexington ready to wear merchant, adds 3000 square feet of space at West Short and Mill, featuring mahogany finish, box mirrors, modern furniture, draperies, and floor coverings. Store marketed as stylish city shop with wide range for young girls and mature women. Lost keys noted by Earl Ralph.
Brown kid and calf oxfords offered in low and military heel styles for Easter. Prices range from 4 to 8.50 dollars, with R E Punch Co Inc listed as the seller.
Residents rally to curb illicit growler sales as daylight hours shorten the trade and enforcement steps ramp up. Community groups urge compliance while police outline new patrols and restrictions to reduce public intoxication.
A reflective line suggests that life holds no mercy for the hopeful, yet every hardship is tempered by the presence of hope that lightens the darkness. The text contends that hopelessness deepens misery and that hope remains a counterforce.
Local high school plans Friday night performance of the recently successful play Deacon Dubbs. Rev John Ware, recently homebound, shows improvement after illness. Ford mules sold for 206 dollars to Edgar Bridges of Fayette county. Miss Pink Ricketts visits Mrs Clemmie Pendleton in Pleasureville. Room and board offered for one or two ladies at Phone 227.
Patent and suede strap pumps highlighted with one strap models and Junior Louis heels from R E Punch Co Inc. featuring new fashion options for footwear.
Copper Storage Batteries advertised with a two year guarantee priced from 21.35 to 35.35 by Montgomery Motor Co as promoted in The Advocate weekly issue.
Dick, an engineer, follows a fairy tale invitation into the woods and meets a white dressed girl under a wide tree. The note, likely from a dog named Jack, leads to a charming rendezvous and a moment of lonely longing as Dick faces a future of separation from romance.
Jim Bond, a World War I veteran, endures loneliness at a lakeside hotel among aloof guests and a distant crush. A kind veranda crowd and a pivotal hospital visit reveal warmth from Mrs Bently and her daughter, who finally breaks Jim's isolation with a hopeful, decisive gesture.
The piece argues efficiency studies waste time nationwide, from government stenographers to editors and smokers, suggesting life has cash value and urging balanced focus on useful information and courtesy. It lampoons overemphasis on productivity while preserving humor from Uncle John.
Clayton Hisle sold 50 acres of unimproved Clark County land near Sewell's Shop to Robert Sewell and Nelson Crump. The transaction names the buyers and location, reflecting a local farm sale.
Y W C A held its semi monthly meeting at the high school auditorium on March 23 as Go to College Day. Representatives from Wilson College Randolph Macon Kentucky Wesleyan and University of Kentucky spoke, followed by refreshments served by the sophomore class.
90 acres of good grass land available for rent. Contact Stanley Thomas for details. For printing refer to The Advocate.
Monomery Motor Co declares that welding all broken parts with oxyacetylene will restore the item to its original condition. The note promises repairs in any metal type and emphasizes quality restoration.
A terse remark compares a fisherman's craft to the prowess of devotees across various popular sports, noting that dexterity is prized equally whether angling or competing in familiar disciplines.
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