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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
4
A liberal advertiser replies to an Advocate ad seeking solicitors, stating they do not favor daily ads now as they are busy, but support advertising when in need. The piece argues businessmen should press for customers, keep active, and avoid discouraging words, noting times improve for those who advertise and work.
A national Subscribe for your home town paper week runs November 7 to 12 with participation from this community and thousands of similar papers. The drive aims to recruit new subscribers and highlight the value of small city dailies and country weeklies to community and national life.
The Walsh Company presents an optimistic outlook with large inventories of men's and boys' clothing and other wearing apparel indicating resilience and confidence in the future.
The Advocate highlights a collection of engraved calling cards noted for their beauty. The feature praises intricate detailing and elegant craftsmanship that elevates social attire.
The Walsh Company will not curtail stocks and plans a broader fall assortment. Jno J Walsh, president, says prices have hit a low mark for the season and inventories will exceed pre war levels, with manufacturing and labor organized to stabilize prices and avoid a market swing.
Edward Robinson of the Metropolitan Museum reports new Pompeii excavations reveal two story houses with balconies and rear gardens. Spinazzola preserves doors frescoes and woodwork on site while two thirds of Strada dell Abbondanza is uncovered and more finds await public opening.
Soil experts say sowing rye as fall and spring pasture on corn and tobacco fields can add at least 3 million acres of pasture statewide. Reports from Todd County note higher milk production from cows on rye pasture. Rye also protects soil from erosion and nutrient leaching during winter.
Kentucky growers face potential spread of angular leaf spot and wildfire if windy wet weather returns. Plant pathologist W D Valleau notes these diseases have been less prevalent this year but could cause more damage if conditions remain favorable for spread.
A reflective line notes that true wisdom arrives when age surpasses the ability to apply wisdom effectively. The saying implies limits of insight despite aging and experience.
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