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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
6
Dr H L Clarke has fitted up his office at No 9 North Sycamore Street and is ready to receive patients for Chiropractor Adjustment. He is a Palmer School of Chiropractic graduate from Davenport Iowa.
The heavy Monday rain caused considerable damage across the county. Local residents report many staying home from barn meetings near Middletown as repairs begin. Several social visits are noted with kin from Powell county to Mt. Sterling and Stoops area relatives.
The Rupert reunion on Mrs. Marriott Rupert's lawn near Pilot View brought 172 Rupert descendants and 50 visitors. A dinner and musical program pleased all. Others visiting included Oscar Boone of Tucson with his mother, and numerous local residents from Kiddville, Stanton, Schoolsville, and Virdun Springs. An ice cream supper is planned at Kiddville schoolhouse Friday. Miss Bernice Conlee invites all.
The piece mocks extreme fashion trends with thin lines about waists being so low cut and transparent that paying $4.98 for a waist seems foolish. It suggests a dollar box of water colors to paint a waist on the torso as a comparable gag.
A grim reflection asserts that aggressive humans harass and exclude other animals from peace. The piece argues that cruelty and sleeplessness drive a cycle of noise and torment among creatures in the wilds.
A long list of county court day pairings by county and the assigned Monday for each district. The article ends with a doctor’s remark praising sun and breeze exposure for healthy skin, followed by a comment about women.
County Agent B. H. Mitchell reports 11 poultry culling demonstrations in Graves county drew 304 poultry raisers. Demonstrations, run with the College of Agriculture extension division, spurred culling of flocks, encouraged new poultry houses, and distributed over 50 circulars on feeding and care. Better county flocks are expected.
Webster community farmers organize a cooperative livestock shipping association with D P Card of the College of Agriculture guiding efforts. A committee reviews a constitution and by laws, with D C Luck as president and Hume Mahurin as secretary. headquarters likely at Onion.
The College of Agriculture distributes a schedule for pullet sales in October and November as part of a statewide poultry standardization campaign. It lists 19 county auctions, bird counts, stock varieties including White Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red, and auction officials. About 10 050 pullets will be sold. copies are free from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
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