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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
7
A collection of aphorisms on love, judgment, and social behavior. It riffs on how affection blinds or inflates status, warns against rushing judgments, notes that booms need heft to echo, and suggests reporters avoid asserting facts by using the phrase it is alleged. It contrasts home cooking with restaurant loyalties.
A satirical line suggests a henpecked husband would feel constrained by ten commandments and believe he understood the New Freedom. The remark frames social change as a burden on domestic life.
Farm and Home News summarizes county updates. Morgan county farmers study poultry culling through three demonstrations led by County Agent R. B. Rankin. Fulton county plans ten model orchards and fifteen pruning and spraying efforts under O. L. Cunningham and extension staff. Parkesville in Boyle county teams with C. L. Taylor to form a farmers club with ten charter members. Oldham county reports rapid shift to purebred sires in breeding. Clay county pig club members including John Johnson and others receive pigs to begin the project.
County Agent John R. Spencer reports that 12 hens belonging to Mrs. R. H. Elder of Crittenden county were culled. Six days after the culling the birds had not produced an egg.
In Kentucky 47 farmers across 18 counties begin wheat variety demonstrations this fall. The program, with county agents and the College of Agriculture, tests Ashland Kanred Fulcaster and Currells Pre. Demonstrations span Fulton to Boyd and multiple counties, marking the first year of this effort.
Researchers initiate multi year field trials on three to five corn varieties across sections of the state. Each leading variety will be selected after the crop is grown and harvested, with a portion of the crop allocated to the study.
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