Corn fed girl takes a lot of room in saying beauty runs deep
A lighthearted local line up centers on a straightforward joke about beauty and size, noting that beauty is skin deep while a robust Midwestern upbringing adds substantial presence.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
A lighthearted local line up centers on a straightforward joke about beauty and size, noting that beauty is skin deep while a robust Midwestern upbringing adds substantial presence.
Advertises sale of John Deere wagons and post buggies with saddles and harnesses. Signed by J. R. Lyons.
Saturday’s electric hail and wind storm destroyed some tobacco crops and blew down corn. Ray Pierce has taken a job in Hazard. Mrs. Frank Conn visited relatives in Farmers. Electric pumps at Slate Creek pump station deliver 240000 gallons hourly to Mt. Sterling. Evangelist L R Tate’s Baptist meeting continues with strong attendance and a Sept 10 lecture by Rev Hodges of Mt Sterling with pictures.
Fragmentary reflection on entering a place described as the Land of Con tent where some travelers never pause to assess its value or meaning. The tone hints at a broader critique of distraction and perception in transit through familiar landscapes.
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Ethel West reports on Lexington relatives visiting Mt Sterling neighbors. A baby girl Margar ette Trimble is welcomed. The section notes rains, school start for local students, and various family visits among Garretts, Ratliffs, Witts, and Hainlines. A wagon accident near Clay City kills an infant during a Sunday return from church.
After a period of illness I will open my store on West Main Street on September 15 with a new and beautiful line of fall and winter millinery. Call and see us. Mrs. A. V. Jones announces the reopening and invites inquiries.
A cablegram reports Spain will end bull fighting not from pity but because the bulls lack pep. The note highlights a shift in attitudes toward the spectacle and its animals.
The College of Agriculture at Lexington offers a winter short course in practical agriculture from Oct 31 to Feb 25 1922 with Christmas holidays. It is split into two terms seven weeks before break and eight weeks after. No entrance exams. enrollment open for one or both courses covering farm crops to animal diseases. The bulletin is free on request from the Experiment Station in Lexington.
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