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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1921
Page
6
Hopkinsville farmer J. Culver demonstrates a mash regimen with 900 White Leghorn hens in cooperation with the College of Agriculture. In April the flock averaged 20.1 eggs per hen as he confines birds until 10 a.m. to feed mash, then releases them to range for grain later.
The Salvation Army operates a Missing Friends Bureau through its World War Cry column with photos and inquiries. It coordinates with police and detectives worldwide, tracing missing individuals even with minimal details, exemplified by a Scottish mother seeking her Newark worker son and the later discovery of his fate.
The piece notes thousands of cases handled by the Salvation Army with one third solved in the past year. It mentions efforts to find the brother of a stewardess aboard a large ocean liner and plans to expand the Missing Friend Bureau under a Home Service Program as elections proceed with “Vote Today Vote Every Day.”
U S Senator A O Stanley Kentucky delivers strong remarks in the Congressional Record opposing Knox joint resolution for a separate peace with Germany. He warns a peace now would honor no ally’s sacrifice and would leave the nation humbled, calling the move political madness and a stain on the country’s honor.
Quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin on education and success stresses the need to read. The remark underscores books as essential tools for personal growth and achievement.
Phrase attributed to Moliere comparing fools and ignorance. No additional context or events provided.
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