Quotable Fragments on Valor, Trust and Envy
A string of aphorisms contrasts ambition with tools and warns that lack of dynamite leaves effort stagnant. It mocks deceitful praise and notes misused virtue. The lines comment on loyalty, misfortune, and the folly of envy in human relationships.
Soybean Crop Emphasized For Kentucky Farms
Kentucky specialists from the College of Agriculture say soybeans adapt well to local soils and offer strong profits. On the Lexington Experiment Station farm a nine year average shows 20 bushels per acre with corn and wheat in rotation, plus clover hay and manure benefits. Rotations can balance bean acres with other crops, and wheat following wheat outperforms after corn.
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Interesting letter on China famine fund experiences
National chairman Thomas W. Lamont sent a summary of his China experiences to Rev. Dr. E. Y. Mullins, Kentucky fund chairman, noting his recent activities with the famine relief effort. The message outlines key humanitarian concerns and the fund’s planned response steps.
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Chinese famine week prompts sermons and praise for China
A letter from a church leader sent to Kentucky ministers urges sermons during China Famine Week opening tomorrow. He extols Chinese virtues, calls for aid, and highlights China’s education and art, while noting floods and drought threaten millions. An anecdote about a fraud-education detective ends with a failed arrest and a caution about learning quickly.
City Man Falls for Faker in Urban Deception
The City Hick observes urban fakery as the faker thrives where city life concentrates. John Muller of Philadelphia emerges as a reference point in this recurring human folly, highlighting the tension between urban illusion and everyday trust.
Phonograph Star Ada Jones Comes to Table Theatre May 13
Ada Jones, America’s best known comedienne, appears at the Table Theatre on May 13 with her company of high class artists. The Paramount Musical Lyceum Bureau brought the star to tour after Broadway success. The press hails her as in a class by herself and in peak form for this engagement.
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