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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
7
Mr. Arliss argues that the most important work is done long before public notice and that thorough preparation is the foundation of lasting success. He warns against skipping steps and notes that ongoing study makes later results possible, while quick progress rarely endures.
A promotional claim from Land and Priest touts Tanlac as the cure for splendid appetite perfect digestion and restful sleep.
The proverb contrasts perceptions of single and married women about male presence at night. It suggests old maids fear a man while married women trust their own home knowledge.
AFL president Samuel Gompers endorses the Legion adjusted compensation plan, arguing workers deserve pay and urging tax act passage. The Paris Legion plans a league baseball season with veteran and club players, plus bottles-throwing instruction. A Legion probe in Washington targets war department fraud, with two House committees named. Pueblo Legion builds two flood rescue stations, and Boston hospital visits record a dying soldier. Missouri veterans find state bonuses available, while Seattle youths may shipboard alibi for club meetings. A Birmingham mock trial by the Legion features Judge Aper-nathy in a unique jurisprudence stunt.
Six non English speaking service men and six Birmingham girls are noted. A Tennessee woman asks Marshal Foch for a worn shirt to make an autographed apron. Kerrigan seeks sped up war compensation. Nashville Legion posts aid poor families with ice. Seattle vows an oath of allegiance for 21 year olds. Marshal Joffre receives the Distinguished Service Order from Hanford MacNider. The Great War Veterans urge a national economic conference to aid Canadian veterans.
A list of county pairings and their meeting days shows each route pairing with the designated Monday for court sessions. Notable entries include Fayette Lexington on the 2nd Monday and Franklin Frankfort on the 1st Monday with several other counties following their 1st 2nd 3rd or 4th Monday designations.
Cattle owners in Kentucky face spring bloat as red and white clover and alfalfa bloom. Extension experts advise gradual pasture introduction and full hay feeding before turning cattle out. In acute cases, formalin solution and wooden bit aid relief, followed by drench with malin and Epsom salts. The tale ends with a humorous aside about supper.
A playful exchange has Little Willie-Ma asking about plans for the evening. Mother confirms dinner and then a theater outing, prompting a light-hearted reply from Willie about the plan.
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