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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
2
James B. McCreary will be inaugurated governor of Kentucky on December 12 at the new Capitol. It marks his second term and may be the last with Confederate veterans in large numbers gathering to mark the occasion.
An ad style note promotes Dean's Ointment for piles and general skin itch relief. It mentions stores where the product is available and hints at folk remedy language from the period.
The excerpt reflects Lafcadio Hearn on autumn’s sadness as a response to summer’s passing. It blends with an older sorrow for the death of summer and the estrangement of nature. The tone notes autumn’s charm but acknowledges a universal regret among many toward seasonal change.
Jerome H. Remick & Co announces the Red Rose Rag by Madden and Wenrich. Rag time praised as a lasting form blending Spanish Creole and New Orleans rhythms. Chorus hints at lyric play and new cadence, with published pieces listed and the publisher address in New York.
A sharp aphorism notes that the way people attack others reveals their true tone. It cautions that judging aloud often exposes harsher, unfiltered opinions behind backs.
Dry seed corn that is thoroughly dry resists the cold temperatures typical in the cornbelt. Farmers should air dry ears in a well ventilated, rodent free building, laying ears in racks with space for air flow. Pick ears from the best stalks in late September and judge dryness by eye and hand. a composite test in spring suffices.
Gov. Mann refused to interfere with Henry Clay Beattie Jr. as his appeal failed. The condemned man’s last hope for a reprieve or delay was rejected after meetings with his attorneys. The Chesterfield County Court decree stands, backed by the South Carolina Supreme Court. A petition for a thirty day respite for spiritual preparation was denied.
Descriptive scene along Autumn Road shows leaves and roadside brush coated in dust yet suddenly revived by sunset light. After a season of heat and traffic wear, the undergrowth is kindled with brilliant color as the landscape undergoes a quiet transfiguration.
Thomas J. Bigstaff of Mt. Sterling Kentucky lists double standard polled duriam bulls, a Shropshire buck, a prize winning imported sire, and purebred Poland China boars and gilts. The notice discusses breeding timing, mare and foal care, and advantages of fall foaling for better feeding and weaning, noting fall colts may need similar care to spring foals and can become strong horses with good feeding.
Observers note a woman whose sharp look silences nosy chatter. The remark compares her restraint to taming lions, highlighting admiration for poise and control in public moments.
Typewriter for sale in good as new condition. Apply at this office for a bargain if sold at once. Quote adds an old proverb about men at forty and being mistaken.
The 14th Advocate Pub Co Inc promotes latest monogram stationery styles described as beauties suitable for society use.
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