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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
8
Thirty six words restate the 1861 to 1865 conflict and postwar reunions at Indianapolis and Chattanooga. The piece argues the Civil War veterans helped shape democracy and warns against autocracy while noting a refrigerator is poor inspiration.
Rev Rankin of Winchester will preach here Saturday night Sunday morning and night Mrs L H Liggett and family entertain visitors from East St Louis and Mt Sterling Local residents share visits and quarrels noted amid lines of social mentions and proverbs.
An essay by Margaret Hardin argues that overindulgent parenting makes children selfish and disruptive, while firm, respectful limits ease mortification for mothers and improve behavior. Fort Dodge weather prognosticator Gene Dunning predicts a mild winter, citing 50 years of records and a rule about sun, wind direction, and seasonal forecasts.
A reflective ode speaks of happiness not as a straight path but a road filled with sorrow and thorny turns. It recalls prayers and blessings as travelers face danger at sea and strive to rescue the lost, guiding them toward a shore where harbor bells sing Home Sweet Home.
A reflection on the editor’s joys and duties praising the newspaper chief as a public benefactor. It contrasts his reach with preachers and lawyers and notes his guidance to citizens, while appreciating his service to town and county through thoughtful, persistent work. It closes with a quip on a top student at home and unreliable troubles of life.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal headline notes Filipinos adopting American modes as ships fly the American flag, with Little Rock Evening News suggesting financiers face no burden if earnings remain minimal.
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