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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
3
The line notes Cleopatra as not the only woman to soak pearls to bluff, reflecting a story of maritime chic and strategic display. It hints at wealth, status, and theatrical deception tied to pearl symbolism in historical myth.
Mt. Sterling native Tom Hoffman recounts the June to September 1920 Boy Scouts of America trip to New York Fort Hamilton and the Pocahontas voyage, the London Jamboree at Olympia, visits to Warwick Castle and Paris, and return aboard the Princesse Mateika with 800 American burials. Hoffman notes meeting Lady Astor and Ambassador John W. Davis, and praises Troop 2 as the best.
The writer questions Republican moral posturing over Governor Cox’s charge of a huge fundraising push to win the presidency. They note past reactions to Senator Newberry’s ten year sentence for campaign spending and to early funding for Wood and Lowden, arguing the party treats legal breaches differently from moral concerns.
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