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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
8
A mother guides child play to nurture growth and character. It urges using toys and simple household tasks to boost creativity, self control, and cooperation while adapting activities to the child’s physical condition. The piece suggests enterprising parenting through playful learning and surprise toys.
A strategy of grouping toys and storing one set aims to keep young children engaged and content. The message urges sharing the plan with friends to help reach mothers nationwide.
Dr. J Lionel Shannon of Trinidad in the British West Indies spent several days in Kentucky purchasing fine stock for government breeding. He bought a Percheron stallion and four Southdown sheep from J M Hutssell, a two year old jack, three Hampshire pigs, three Dorset sheep from Jess Highland, two Percheron mares from Arch Prewitt, and four Bronze Turkeys from Hutssell. Shannon praised the Bluegrass and said his government intends to promote high class stock breeding.
Mrs Sallie Holland aged about 97 years died this afternoon after a long illness at her East High street home. Survived by five children Mike Sam Thom Holland of this city Mrs B Kennedy Newport and Mrs Margaret Hays Cincinnati. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
The quote critiques education policy, arguing that learning should be rooted in practical, on the ground needs rather than distant college authority. It emphasizes aligning teaching with real world experiences and local communities to improve outcomes.
Mrs. Amanda J. Reid, widow of W. T. Reid, marked her 87th birthday on Friday May 16 with a family supper. She remains active, enjoying good health and even her second eyesight, and continues faithful in church and Sunday school life.
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