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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
7
Home economic specialists advise washing pots and pans in hot soapy water with a small amount of washing soda. A one pound to four quart solution is right. rinse in boiling water and dry well. Whiting and mild acids remove tarnish. avoid washing soda on aluminum.
The article advises removing rust with care to avoid nickel plate wear. Use hot soap and water for daily maintenance and whiting with ammonia for polishing. Freshen discolored tin by boiling in a soda solution, then wash and dry. Kerosene is recommended for porcelain, acids for iron rust, and porcelain should be rinsed after acid. Scald and air pots before storing to improve coffee and tea results.
A playful note hints at Wisdom becoming better known if she mingled more, dropped the hat, and stayed longer in public view.
A reflective opinion notes that material wealth cannot be taken beyond life and prompts readers to consider their own stance on faith and self in the here and now.
The American Red Cross spent over 1.2 million dollars in the last fiscal year to aid five famine struck provinces in Northern China. More than 600 000 people were saved from starvation and the organization built over 900 miles of permanent roads. At peak, 74 000 Chinese workers were paid in food and the relief relied on nationwide membership renewals from November 11 to 24.
Becomes a participant in worldwide relief work by paying annual Red Cross dues. This support ties members to humanitarian efforts aiding the helpless across the globe.
A stern reflection on a person who preaches virtue yet steals and cheats others. The text argues that openly pious behavior does not erase private wrongdoing and asserts that such deception cannot succeed against self and divine judgment.
A states that numerous men are arguing about the late European war and as a result have little time to seek employment, highlighting unemployment concerns amid current difficulties.
Kentucky farmers show strong interest in free agricultural reading materials from the College of Agriculture in Lexington. More than 5,000 names on revised mailing lists and daily requests indicate high demand for bulletins on poultry, livestock feeding, and poultry housing as winter reading begins.
A reminiscence questions what happened to the old fashioned boot polisher who shone boots with stove polish every Sunday morning, once a familiar sight in the neighborhood.
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