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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
8
A quirky verse extols a planned Mt Sterling hotel project as sages dream of beef and mutton meals and village pride. It celebrates a bold inn construction, touts a Singer office advert, and imagines a bustling welcome with coin and tea, cake, and public fanfare.
A humorous exchange over a chafing dish features O'Brien asking O'Toole what a chafing dish is and O'Toole replying it is a frying pan that got into society. The ad copy promotes nude shade for women and Hose in Hole-Proof Pure thread silk by The Walsh Co.
A witty remark about aging and affection circulates, noting a transformation from experiment to sentiment to compliment. The speaker humorously describes a bow-legged woman who could wear parentheses for stockings, packing vivid imagery into a concise quip.
Levee Ethel West reports Mr and Mrs W A French called to Stanton for the funeral of their aunt Mrs Ella Johnson. The town notes social visits, relocations, and local errands among residents and families, with updates on travels, hosting, and a Ford truck sale.
Just a few pairs of patent low heel sandals left in widths AA to C. Take your laundry to the Chinese Laundry and get better work for less money. (48-6t-eoi)
Easter styles feature a brown kid leather calf onfold shoe with military heel options. Prices range from four to eight dollars and fifty cents. Prepared by R. EB for Punch Co. Inc.
A reflective line on why men admire women for beauty and virtue, honor intellect, and feel affection beyond choice. The statement emphasizes admiration, respect, and love as natural responses to women's qualities.
Marguerite Crouch and Mrs. James Kenney with children visited Mrs. N H Fletcher on Sunday. John H Crouch and wife visited his father Dillon Crouch in Mt Sterling. W B Crouch and wife attended Richard Boardman’s burial. T May spent Saturday with her mother near Sharpsburg. W J Steele shopped in Mt Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs S S Oldson shared time together on Sunday.
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