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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1921
Page
6
A Kalama Washington News excerpt urges readers to promote their town and support local business. It argues that confidence and public spirit attract investment, while doubt drives people away, and urges residents to build a live, progressive community by speaking positively about their locale.
Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga Tennessee recalls severe stomach trouble rheumatism and extreme thinness after dropping to 76 pounds She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite improving complexion and overall vigor saying it is the only medicine that helped and noting its Mt Sterling distribution through Land & Priest and major druggists nationwide
A speaker notes the other person is not listening and merely waiting for his turn to talk. The observation frames the exchange as a ritual of succession rather than dialogue.
Kentucky tobacco experts report that well graded leaf commands higher bids, reducing losses from mixed lots and inferior leaves. Speculators have profited by buying poorly graded leaf and reselling after sorting, while researchers push for clear grade standards to guide growers. Biliousness is a condition that breeds disease in the vital organs, and ought to be corrected promptly. WALLACE'S [LIVeRADE is the rearrcey, For sae by Wm. Lloyd.
The Oldham County Fair showcased pig and poultry exhibits by junior agricultural club members. Only two pigs were absent. a high percentage of poultry club members entered. About 2,500 visitors attended the exhibit, with county authorities calling it a county record for club interest. Cash prizes for next year were offered by local businesses. Exhibits were judged by B. J. Wilford and J. R. Smyth of the College of Agriculture.
A quip notes that a ten day newlywed earns sympathy for a bumped toe while a ten year husband loses much sympathy after losing a leg, highlighting changing domestic responses to hardship.
Kentucky’s climate and forage seeds make it ideal for pork production, says Bulletin No. 175 revised by the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. The report compares dry lot and pasture feeding, shows corn alone is least economical, and notes profitable fattening of runts, grain supplementation, and pasture use. It cover s winter feeding and pasture types with various grains to boost gains. Free copies available by writing the Experiment Station in Lexington.
Wallace's Livarade is promoted as a tonic to energize the body and lift fatigue, claiming quick relief from sluggishness and drowsiness. The brand emphasizes natural ingredients and a refreshing taste?
A columnist cautions readers to think independently instead of joining others in risky or impulsive actions. The piece urges discerning judgment and personal responsibility when faced with peer pressure in social settings.
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