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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
3
The speaker rebukes vanity and offers expansive cream to fix a girl who resists decollete fashion. They claim society pushes noise and that choosing to embrace hips is not a crime. The tone defends body diversity and mocks shaming.
In heat waves with temperatures above 95 degrees, residents experience heavy sweating and seek shade and cooling. The community braces for continued hot days as thermometers stay high and city services offer cooling centers.
An advertisement promotes Tanlac travel for health and Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic. It touts improved vitality, resistance to disease, and easy intake in liquid or tablet forms. Doctors endorse Pepto Mangan, sold under the full name Gude's Pepto-Mangan, at drugstores.
Listing of county court days for Kentucky districts on various Mondays and towns. A proverb on education frames and a query about a V shape in a city girl’s waistline accompany the public notices.
Insects lay eggs on small limb ends and twigs. Prune to remove masses then apply dormant spray such as lime and sulfur or oil to control scale and other pests. Sanitation, burning trash, removing loose bark, and spring spraying help reduce codling moth, plum curculio, and fall webworm damage. Plan a year ahead to cut youth of pests in winter.
A terse remark suggests domestic discord and financial strain as a wife is pressed into hosting boarders, implying marital tension and social judgment about household choices without further context. The line hints at family strain and potential conflict over domestic arrangements.
The sentence notes a belief that mothers unable to see may fail to recognize similarities between children and their fathers, implying a contrast between appearance and perception within a family.
Cherry Village Ark Mrs Lottie Ellis says Thedford s Black-Draught eased headaches torpid liver and indigestion. She uses it as a laxative and for children illness, noting it saves doctor bills and clears skin. Seventy years of use as a household remedy highlights its liver bowel cleansing benefits.
The Lake Division advisory committee for the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call, November 11 to 25, includes Ralph O. Rogan Cincinnati and Paul M. Moore Earlington Ky. They aim for 1,500,000 renewals and new memberships as part of a national goal of 10,500,000. The division covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
A pithy proverb notes that steady budgeting and paying groceries signals practical virtue, suggesting frugality points toward a right path even if it does not ensure holy reward.
The query asks about the fate or current status of a man who dressed by pulling his pants to the top of his boots to look neat. It seeks an answer about his eventual life or condition.
A brief note compares illicit spirits to sunstroke in effect, describing the common brew as leading to similar symptoms and hazards. The remark highlights dangers associated with unchecked moonshine production and consumption.
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