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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
7
In a dairy state town and across the region, oleomargarine campaigns urge dairymen to buy back their own product and boost dairy output. The message promotes clean milk, more milk use, butter, cheese, and opposition to filled milk as a path to prosperity for farmers and communities.
Cattle receipts 1044 up from last week and 615 prior Monday with steady best butcher prices around 25.50. Medium and half fat cattle softer with weak heavy steer outlook. Calves 310 down 50 with best years 8 and middles 5. Hogs 1772 bids 15 cents lower on top grades, steady otherwise. top hogs 9.00. Sheep and lambs 203 head, market active but prices down 25 to 50 cents. best lambs 12.50 to 12.75.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will hold an exchange at Trimble's Grocery on Saturday morning May 28. proceeds will support church programs and community needs.
A reflective line notes that every man sometimes wishes to reclaim a rock he once discarded. The comment hints at memory and consequence without naming persons or places.
The fragment discusses balancing attention between moral concerns and practical duties, suggesting we avoid excessive time spent blaming or appeasing evil and instead focus on constructive actions. It frames moral posture as requiring measured, purposeful effort rather than constant scrutiny.
A columnist argues that small broken promises reveal character gaps in children. The piece links trustworthiness to daily duties, recalling a neighbor’s daughter who interrupted a conversation to demand attention, illustrating recurring challenges in teaching responsibility.
A quoted passage recalls a supper party where the hostess excuses herself repeatedly to attend to her small son in the nursery. The dialogue hints at ongoing demands and a promise not to repeat a behavior.
A fragment shows residents debating road funding with a push to vote YES on the road election Saturday. References include Parish tea plans and a promise of affordable improvements, highlighting community talk and local economy.
Ants in lawns may be killed using carbon bisulphide, advised by the College of Agriculture’s entomology department. Make holes in each nest, pour in one to two ounces, plug with earth, and cover with a wet blanket to trap fumes. Handle with care due to flammable liquid. avoid any ignition sources.
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