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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
3
A vivid look at spring millinery for children and babies, featuring Milan straw, hand blocked shapes, ribbon emphasis, and colorful trims. Describes bloomers, rompers, dotted swiss frocks, lace hats, and bonnet outlines with practical playtime wear and delicate floral decorations.
A brief quotation by Rodger Babson emphasizes that idle hands spur others to action and argues that the solution lies not in more laws but in increased religious commitment. The message frames social effort as a moral obligation.
Sunday night supper features a rich white cheese sauce baked with sliced bread. Recipes include Cheese Casserole with salt pork potatoes onion tomato sauce and rice topping plus Cheese Cutlets with mashed potatoes and lil baba horseradish sauce. Also Orange and Coconut Salad with mayonnaise dressing and a David Starr Jordan quote on cheese. Additional dishes: Cheese Loaf Cottage Cheese Soup Cheese and Dandelion Roll Stanford Fruit Pudding with a spiced orange peel currant mixture.
In Long Beach California life savers use a smoke bomb as a rescue signal to alert boats. The device allows a faster safer approach from the seaside rather than from the shore through breakers.
Advertisement notes a shift from a long night to a new day as smokestacks begin operating around six in the morning. It highlights Red Cross Ball Blue as a universal cleaner for household linens and towels across all departments of housekeeping.
A figure expert notes that 12,357,000 motorcars are registered in the United States, implying five of every six world cars are U S. The global total is 14,622,000 with about 2,000,000 trucks. Europe shows 680,000 motorcycles, over three times U S. registrations as motorcycles grow.
The Detroit Institute of Arts attendant notes a surge in interest in Egyptian relics since the Tut-Ankh-Amen affair. He reports more visitors asking to view pieces and expressing regret at the limited holdings, and confirms many patrons have read about ancient Egypt following the Luxor affair.
A noted saying warns that gossip told as truth can cause severe harm. The adage emphasizes the power of words to injure reputations and relationships when unchecked.
A writer recalls borrowing salad forks from a neighbor for out-of-town guests dinner. They warned their son to keep quiet about the act. After the meal the boy mentioned the forks, joking about taking them home, in a brief exchange that captures a light domestic moment.
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh by combining an ointment to relieve inflammation with an internal tonic that acts on the blood to restore mucous membranes. The product, sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio for over 40 years, is marketed through druggists.
Eight-year-old Robert, skeptical of compliments about his flaxen hair, asks for a book on self applied psychology after overhearing teachers claim it can achieve anything. He wonders if such methods could make his hair dark.
A Dublin era quip appears in the Boston Transcript humor column citing a sly dialogue about marriage and selfish men. The exchange wittily contrasts remarriage with social niceties and self sacrifice in a theatrical context.
A collage of quips and quotes on social behavior and perception. The lines contrast responses to a tramp in the park with public notices and the irony of late arrivals at a circus. It notes how grief arises from small losses and how smoother roads complicate travel.
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