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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
4
Announcement notes subscription rate of two dollars per year and states cash must accompany the order. The notice, stamped as second class mail matter in Mt. Sterling, lacks further details beyond the payment instruction and publication association attribution.
The Advocate argues against removing politics from the State Educational Department and fears appointive control would create a powerful machine. It urges voters to oppose the November amendment, warning it could let a few appointive officials name all state and national leaders. The piece defends democracy by trusting the people to choose in elections.
A parable on business compares a silent duck that lays eggs to a company that stocks and hides its value versus a noisy hen that advertises, gathers, crates, and sells eggs. The text urges action and investment in real enterprise.
Miss Mary Carolyn Oldham hosted a pink themed dinner at her Levee Pike home with a long guest list. Miss Gladys Tabor led a tackey party on Antwerp avenue with a candy prize and Halloween pins for attendees. The Bonnie Lasses performed at Camargo to high praise and a future invitation in 1922. Suzette Johnson hosted a board party on West Main street where Mrs. Katherine Goodpaster won a lemonade spoon prize.
Omar Markland, ill with pneumonia, may be out. Mrs. A B Thomason and children of Mt Sterling visited her mother Mrs Callie Ra Elder. P H L Phipps sold 20 head of cattle to Brown and Fox at 7 cents a pound. Burbridge Ratliff in Mt Sterling Friday. Frank Brown attended court in Mt Sterling last week. Have your teeth fixed at our blacksmith shop. For particulars about dental work ask Stanley. Mrs Jeff Staton does not im- Mrs A M Crouch spent Saturday with sister Mrs Mildred
Jere Coleman leading local business circles enters Mary Chiles Hospital for several weeks of treatment. Scott Shoemaker shows improvement after an illness spanning several weeks.
A compact rhyme contrasts kitchen tasks with impossible shopping. It uses playful imagery to suggest limits on what can be purchased. The line implies a humorous barrier between ordinary chores and impossible purchases.
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