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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
7
A mix of humorous adages on luck and money contrasts personal hustle with fortune. The speaker mocks the idea that wealth lasts without earning it first, warns against idleness, and notes matrimony as a distractor from troubles. The tone reads as light editorial quip from a college setting.
Col Fred Levy of Louisville, state chairman of the American Jewish Relief Committee drive, reports Kentucky is near or past its $150000 quota. He praises cross faith support and notes non Jews lead fundraising in many communities. He mentions European famine orphans and homeless families driving strong pledges and directs a signal to Ashland after late returns.
Paducah residents show strong support for the American Jewish Relief Committee raising funds from initial 700 dollars to a 15 thousand dollar goal. After visits by key leaders, volunteers increased the pledge total through community outreach and urging the story be told to attract broader generosity.
Ashland leads a Kentucky welfare drive for European Jewish relief. Alex Josselson organizes outreach to Jews and non-Jews, turning pledges from hundreds into a city wide effort aiding starving orphans and homeless refugees in Central and Eastern Europe.
Governor Edwin P. Morrow issues a broad appeal urging all faiths in Kentucky to donate to Jewish relief in Central and Eastern Europe. The March 26 1922 letter to Col Fred Levy asks Kentuckians to contribute money time and influence to raise 150000 for starving and homeless Jewish children and families left by war.
The message closes with a pledge to the spirit of the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man signed by Edwin P. Morrow, Governor, underscoring a call for unity and public service.
Dairymen with cows on official test stress strong calving condition and spring feeding. Hooper of the College of Agriculture recommends a grain mix of corn meal wheat bran and cottonseed meal plus 10 to 15 pounds of clover hay and 30 pounds of silage daily. Fall freshening is suggested for higher winter milk prices and heifers should be bred at 15 to 20 months to avoid small cows.
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