For sale Harness horse and Klondike buggy
For sale a harness horse and a Klondike buggy. Interested buyers should contact Ross Caldwell at Advance for details.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
4
For sale a harness horse and a Klondike buggy. Interested buyers should contact Ross Caldwell at Advance for details.
A playful piece mocks contemporary food trends and budget fare by claiming soy beans and gow peas become chow chow with spice and glue to ensure indigestion. It parodies college experiments and describes rugged substitutes like sole leather beefsteak and rubber liver as a radical diet shift.
The column riffs on personal pride and public perception with snippets about praise and deception. It notes a New England man spending five cents annually on amusements while warning that Cuba’s sugar crop may set a historic record. The tone mixes humor with social commentary.
A reading on magnanimity by George Matthew Adams urges seeing both big and small points in people, practicing patience, and delivering impartial judgment without bitterness. It cites Grant at Appomattox as example, urging magnanimous conduct at work and in life to keep activity flowing and happiness as a guiding principle.
Jamestown visitors Mary Flyn and Marie Emmert joined Ermel Meadows for Friday events while Messenger reports Sunday School attendance at Lebanon Christian Church topping 1 000 with a $1 500 offering. County oratorical results favored Advance but not the top prize. Forsythe Evangelistic party tours Veedersburg. Perry Pointer re elected Veedersburg superintendent. Chicago University summer plans noted.
Local notes describe Putt and Armstrong selling sweet taters in Roachdale while town banter covers hunting popularity in Advance, marital tension jokes, voting suffrage views, social manners, a preacher’s salary tale, a kennel dog remark, and an Irish worker returning after a mistaken firing notice.
A French man speaks Saturday night. The Girls Glee Club plans to entertain at the school. Bailey Duncan of Mt Zion and Artie Fulp of Linnsburg joined in marriage plans after visiting Roy Canada’s family in Lafayette. They will reside with Duncan’s father after the wedding.
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