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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
2
A guide urging girls to cultivate self restraint and even temperament to make positive impressions. It warns against nervous affectations and impulsive talk, urges patience in making friends, and promotes self control, poise, and courteous behavior as key social assets.
Dr H M Wright advertises seasonal dental care urging families to visit before winter. He invites a partnership for preserving the household teeth and notes good road conditions for travel.
A partial line discusses modesty and the naked truth, noting flames of enthusiasm are not always from spontaneous combustion. The text appears as a literary aside with no clear news event or persons identified.
Notice of a special election in Montgomery County Kentucky held May 28 1921 to decide if 250000 dollars in bonds will be issued for building roads and bridges. Polls open 6 AM to 4 PM at regular precinct voting places. Sheriff John G Roberts presiding.
In Syracuse Herbert Hoover asserts that continuous productivity boosts living standards and civilization. He argues increased productivity turns today’s luxuries into tomorrow’s necessities, with advertising educating and stimulating habits to widen demand and lower distribution costs.
The California Fruit Growers co operative ad campaign spent over a million dollars last year to raise consumption. Since the campaign began in Iowa twelve years ago orange consumption doubled and Americans now eat about twice as many oranges. Advertising kept prices steady and lowered selling costs, expanding markets and preventing orchard uprooting while making goods cheaper through higher production and wider distribution. Read Advertising every day for wiser economical buying.
H H Jewett of the College of Agriculture at Lexington advises arsenical sprays to rid tobacco plants of flea beetles. Options include lead arsenate paste at one pound per ten gallons, or powder at one pound per 20 gallons, plus dusts of one pound paste with four pounds wood ashes. Dipping transplants in a solution of one pound paste or half a pound powder per five gallons aids field protection. Adults appear in spring and damage leaves. larvae target roots.
A short reflection notes that true reverence is shown through cheerful acts and helping others. It praises the man who lends a hand to those in need as truly devout.
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