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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
6
The fragment notes curiosities about Earth rotation bamboo blooming butter as fuel for ancients and the frequency of the word Jehovah in the Bible It also mentions Neolithic interest in gold Hindu travel on multi funnel ships and European graves visiting card customs for poets.
SLAIN MODEL'S "ANGEL" J. Kearsley Mitchell, prominent Philadelphia businessman and son-in-law of E. T. Stotesbury, identified as the mysterious "Mr. Marshall" who befriended Dorothy Keenan, the artists' model slain in her New York apartment. he was with her hours before her death.
In a small town, the impresario criticizes the star’s press notices and distributes details about her private life, pearls, and poodle. He hints at divorce episodes, demanding training, and soap endorsements, claiming she sings like a bird while the editor counters with a dry assessment of limited trills.
George Christensen of New York is highlighted for extraordinary muscle control. He can write with either hand or foot, shown writing with both hands and feet simultaneously in the accompanying image.
Captain Herbert Hartley, master of the S. S. Magnolia, is appointed commander of the United States line steamship Leviathan, formerly Waterland, to go into commission this summer or early fall. Hartley gained fame in 1917 commanding the St. Louis, the first armed passenger vessel to sail through the barred submarine zone.
Binks jokes about Wilkins needing surgery after a basketball game. Jinks suggests a surgeon, then Binks quips they bought a spare vib at the butcher shop for him. The exchange keeps a light, humorous tone.
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