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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
7
The article stresses using purebred chickens for winter eggs and emphasizes early hatched pullets and culling to improve laying. It notes Lexington Experiment Station breeding criteria, aiming for hens laying over 150 eggs yearly, and advises a dry, light-filled coop about 100 hens with windows on three to four sides to ensure steady winter production.
The article explains that keeping windows open on one side while the other side stays closed aids winter laying. It stresses a dry mash, varied grains, and protein feed such as milk, tankage or meat scraps as essential. With careful feeding farmers can achieve higher winter egg yields when prices are favorable.
County court days listed by pairing towns with their meeting Mondays. The page also includes a religious quote about the poor man and a prompt to read The Advocate.
The major leagues plan a twelve club league with eight National League clubs and three American League clubs siding with the plan forming the New National League to be led by Judge Kenesaw M. Landis as supreme ruler. The minor leagues gain guarantees over administration and territory while the twelfth member is to be chosen later. Landis will oversee a seven year control term with initial salary set at fifty thousand dollars annually.
The Woman's History Club opens an Exchange and Gift Shop starting Monday November 22 at 1 PM and continuing Tuesday and Wednesday 9 AM to 5 PM at the storeroom opposite the Courthouse. Proceeds support the Hospital fund. The event offers home-made pies candy dolls and handmade items with hot chocolate tea and sandwiches served daily by junior members. Receivers may bring items for sale starting 9 AM Monday.
A corn fed wrestler displaces about 12 pounds of fat when she climbs into a straight front lock but remains at the same weight as before donning the corset.
The passage describes a man who misses his partner before pursuing her, and after gaining her attention the only times he misses her are when he throws something at her and his arm is injured.
The old fashioned boy who once charged peers two pins to glimpse his bare foot scar from a cut by glass has reappeared in the neighborhood. neighbors recall the odd ritual and wonder if the playful prank continues or fades away with time.
A humorous remark notes that a husband’s harmony with his wife comes from her skill at steering him while letting him feel he is behind the wheel. The quip reflects playful gender dynamics and social optics.
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