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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
An early morning crash in the Indianapolis region involved AW Chienne advertiseur man driving to a convention. His car veered into a ditch near a farmhouse, with injuries requiring transport to a nearby facility. Local witnesses describe chaotic scene as daylight returned and responders arrived at the rural road incident.
Advertisements claim the Tet season causes stomach distress and recommend taking one entonic tablet before meals and after eating to reduce excess acids poisons and gases. The note describes Esotonic as a candy like remedy that improves appetite and eases feverish thirst during hot days.
OCR fragment describes a soldier named Tineef then references Tess and a pacifying scene. The text is garbled with unclear verbs and misread names, offering limited coherent facts about actions or outcomes.
The article urges variety in wardrobes through ACCOSSOLLEN items like neckwear collars cuffs waistcoats and fichus made of lace organdie and net in light colors. It highlights ribbons flowers corsages veils and fans as key touches and notes new painted satin fans with pearl and shell sticks.
The French idea uses two slim linings called Maillet to extend wardrobes. The slips, thin satin in gray and flesh pink or pale yellow, form a single garment like a corset cover and petticoat with back fastening. Short sleeves bear shields for wear under summer gowns.
Women and Child Welfare proponents argue for a universal plan to supervise every child through county child welfare boards. These volunteer boards would track health, education, housing, and overall wellbeing, aiming to prevent stigma and promote good citizenship.
The article highlights matching Mad hats and parasols for summer. A large black Chantilly hat trimmed with roses pairs with a small parasol. Sports wear features a parasol and hat in ribbon stripes and interwoven basket fashion with a narrow fringe edge.
Wood fiber hats rival straw in lightness for sports wear. Hats shown in bright orange vivid blue and rose shades emphasize bold color trends for the season.
In a fablelike scene Mr. Downy Woodpecker rebukes gossip as unfair and untrue while Mrs. Downy defends kindness. They discuss how people misjudge their tree work as sap sapping, stressing that tongues reveal nothing about real harm. They plan a song and drum concert to spread good will.
A brief rhyme explains that God made snakes to fill holes left by his creation after the world was made. Little Nettie asks why, and Mamma answers that the snakes were meant to fill the gaps and complete the world.
An old Bayer aspirin ad touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and reliable relief for headaches and pains with affordable 12 tablet tins and larger packages. A separate anecdote shows a caller asking about an animal cruelty society song and the officer’s tongue in a joking exchange.
A Baltimore specialist cites the conquest of diphtheria in its early stages and notes deaths have fallen from four in ten to four in a hundred. The piece reflects on the disease's former dread and its current improved outlook. An advertisement promotes Cuticura soap, ointment, and talcum for clear skin, priced at 25 cents each.
A London editor notes George Bernard Shaw has been a vegetarian for 36 years. He recalls a Strand encounter where a beggar asked for food. Shaw paid for a full meal at Frascati's and settled the bill the next day. The manager lists items totaling seventeen shillings and sixpence with beer wine cigars and cigarettes. Later a child’s rain prayer ends with unintended ruin and a rueful reflection.
The master mind questions Bil the Burg about disguising as a plumber to carry stolen wealth. Bil explains he pretended to be a plumber to have ready access to the loot and avoid suspicion.
Antwerp will mark the 400th anniversary of Christophe Plantin a noted 16th century printer born in Tourainea. He advanced printing during its infancy and edited the Biblia polyglotta in Greek Hebrew Syriac and Chaldean. King Philip of Spain granted him the title prototypographus rectus and authority to print liturgical books for his empire.
Professor Beattie and Jewis of Liverpool University report milk can be freed from disease germs without heating above 145 to 147 degrees Fahrenheit. The process preserves milk qualities while greatly extending shelf life. Tests used two apparatus types, varying currents, and several milk qualities.
A brief quotation asserts that the deepest truth arises from the deepest love attributed to Nichalas Rowe, reflecting a philosophical viewpoint on emotion and understanding.
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