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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
Cream deliveries to creameries exceed last week and surpass year ago levels. Butter prices steady while eggs weaken with warmer weather and large May storage of 4 802 000 cases versus 2 135 000 a year ago. forecasters note quality drops into summer. Poultry supply remains normal with few broilers and subdued demand due to cheaper foods.
The quote reflects a philosophy that life is measured by deeds, not calendar years, emphasizing purposeful thoughts and meaningful work over mere duration or numeric indicators. It frames existence as defined by impact rather than time elapsed.
Miss Lyda Goodpastor leads a Friday evening musicale at the Baptist church with a large audience applauding. The program features pieces by Schubert, Wing, Bohm, Schumann, Mozart Schulhoff, and more, performed by Lucile Bush, Ruth Richards, Virginia Howard, Blanche Henry, and other students in two pianos and solo numbers.
The piece argues that newspaper space is the most economical way to reach consumers. It asserts ads provide profitable returns when paired with the right message, illustration, and merchandising plan, noting readers value newspapers at 2 or 3 cents per issue and that white space offers a strong investment in sales and goodwill.
A list of local contributors to the China Famine fund is shown with amounts donated by churches and individuals. Notable entries include Mt. Sterling Baptist Church 65.24, First Presbyterian 27.63, Christian Sunday School 100.00, Edith D. Bigstaff 10.00, Wm. H. Prewitt 2.20.0 5.00, Robert B H Winn 10.00, and others. An unrelated line mentions giant parachutes to lift cabins from distressed aircraft.
The Institute of Child Hygiene and Nutrition will be held at the School of Public Health in Louisville from June 6 to 18. Physicians nurses social workers teachers mothers and club women are invited to participate as leading authorities discuss a large program. For more information contact Dr. Arthur T. McCormack dean or Mrs. Jane T. Dahlman director at 6th and Main Street Louisville Ky.
Portrait photographer prompts a cheerful pose while an optimist frets over price. The scene captures tension between a staged image and a worry about expense as both acknowledge the looming cost.
Experiments by agricultural experiment stations show self feeders yield favorable rates and economy versus old methods in hog feeding. Tests identify self feeder types suited to Kentucky conditions. Write the Experiment Station in Lexington for details.
A compact assessment notes prosperity draws lawyers attention leading to lawsuits for damages or possible indictments.
The quote champions steady weekly saving as the key to riches. It emphasizes a methodical, not spasmodic, approach to accumulating wealth through disciplined savings.
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