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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
3
An unreadable OCR passage describes a registry office matter with garbled phrases and misplaced words. It mentions Morag Welk and Aphearse with unclear references to dates or events. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A puzzled rookie narrator analyzes a puzzling matter about the Sharken and a statue near New York harbor. The event involves gas, shifting tides, and a sequence of moving the statue between sides, described by a wartime period American Legion Weekly style voice.
A tense moment unfolds as a man and a boy lock eyes across a room while a mother sits nearby. The boy breaks the silence with a sharp verbal remark directed at his mother and the surroundings. The scene carries a mix of embarrassment and curiosity as gestures and gaze shape the interaction.
A fragmentary note quotes a speaker praising distance to enhance sight and mentions horses and berrcawers, suggesting a rural or observational reflection on scenery and perspective.
The piece presents Isaac as a figure of the believer born of divine power, dwelling in Canaan as a symbol of God's blessing, and by the well Lahairoi to symbolize the Spirit’s living flow. It urges believers to reside spiritually by the well to enjoy divine care and rivers of living water.
A reflective line extols unseen virtue as a good man’s work quietly nourishes the ground, likened to underground water reviving the land and keeping it green.
An advertisement touts Baver tablets as genuine Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It urges purchase only from unbroken Baver packages with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain.
The Kansas City Star quotes Constable Slackputter admitting a rare error when a man resembling a feeble financier approached on a motorcar singing My Queen. The officer stopped the man after a derisive exchange, then released him with a guarded nod.
A fragmentary dialogue features Dustin Stax admitting to receiving information in exchange for a campaign contribution. The speaker questions if the contribution yielded any return, and jokes about a taxicab versus a band wagon. The piece ends with a quip on convincing a girl to marry a man.
The text argues for judging personal growth over long periods, comparing this year’s self with last year’s rather than day to day changes. It emphasizes steady, extended observation to form sound judgment of one’s spiritual advancement.
A medieval admonition urges turning the gaze inward not outward. It warns judging others wastes effort and invites error while self examination yields fruitful results and personal growth.
A Deluzy quotation notes amiable people face imposition but radiate sunshine, affecting all appreciative hearts through kind contact with the world.
A photograph of a simple school frock for a young girl showcases gingham and chambray styling in green and gray with coordinated accessories. The piece links children’s dress to early education in fashion and notes women’s clubs shaping reforms and informed political action across local and national affairs.
Earnest women fought for suffrage and won the ballot. The piece notes many had to be convinced of its justice and desirability. With millions now eligible to vote, women seek guidance on how to exercise it intelligently and politicians wonder about the new voting power.
Drawn thread work long popular in household linens proves effective for decorating summer cotton dresses. An enterprising maker experiments with ratine in blue, creating drawn work around the hem, waistline, pockets, and collar for a distinctive finish.
Old lace fragments sewn into original designs create delicate collars. Some multi lace pieces, seven or eight varieties, fetch as high as forty dollars in downtown shops.
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