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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
3
Advance Lodge No meets on Monday night with visitors welcome. WJ Gregory C C Henry Frazier KB.
The record notes Eas. Ray and C. H. Qmaver as property owners with a reference to the C. of S. designation.
Local readers chased a myth that four dimes with letters F O R D could buy a Ford touring car. Ford Motor Company replied that no such dimes exist with those mint marks and that it takes four thousand nine hundred genuine dimes to redeem a car, making the tale absurd.
Hoosier pawpaws are plentiful and valuable in eastern markets. Once bearing, the shrubs require little care and can yield a harvest with proper cultivation, offering entrepreneurs potential profits by planting an acre or two.
A worker named Nager mounts oversized wagon tires directly onto the wheel assemblies. The action shows improvised adaptation of equipment for heavy load handling. No other individuals or entities are named in the readable text.
A historic artist sought a perfect divine face and used a man as the study for the sacred portrait. Years passed as the painter sought the right countenance and finally completed the image. The model revealed himself to be Pietro Bardinelli, shocking the artist with the uncanny similarity.
Travelers note a caravan trade where goatskins from Arabia and Lebanon are inflated and sold in Hebron. Tanneries convert each skin into watertight bottles after a week of processing, with thousands sent to Egypt and the Sugan annually via camel caravans.
From a physiological view Pancakes are commended for being nourishing and digestible. The Lancet notes their complete dietetic range containing proteins carbohydrates fats and minerals in easily assimilable form. It highlights lecithin in pancakes as significant for nutrition and metabolism.
A Reading Germantown branch train smoker scene ended with a ticketless passenger, tied to a long chain and a collie, arguing over fare. He received a dollar in change and puzzled over 16 cents charged for the dog, while the conductor explained ten cents for the excess ticket and ten for his fare.
A fragment describes a humid July day in New York with a man from Chicago aiding two young women to dive into the surf. The scene captures sweat, effort, and a grim remark about life and its pastimes during a tense moment.
Brown stop several from here attended the circus at Crawfordsville Friday. Walter River dined with Sherman Garner Tuesday. Gladys Bowman visits Albert Hyeong and Jamestown spouse. Charley Garner and family visit Indianapolis friends Tuesday. Bert Ferguson and family in Lebanon Saturday. May James calls on Daisy Embler Wednesday. Albert Garner and Baxter Brubeck and wives visit Gidd Smith and wife Sunday. Mre Rob Ferguson spends Thursday with Felix Nence and family.
Advance R R21 George Broshar marketed his hogs Monday. Sumner Owens and family and Geo Broshar and family attended the Las ley reunion Sunday at the Lebanon fair ground. Rey Kelley spent Sunday with Chas Sparks and family. John Young and wife sad Charles Canads and family spent Sunday with Geo Ray and wife. Paxton Shawley helped Bert Smi ley work on his barn last week. Jesse Coons spent part of last week with her grandparents Mo and Mrs Neal Day. Wm Johnson and wife spent Sun with Frank Riner and family. John Jones and wife of Lebanon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Baxter Reed and wife.
Mrs Debard long plagued by rheumatics shows small improvement by walking across the room. Local social and family visits are noted with jamestown trip and several reunions including Shaw, Meadows, and Wright gatherings.
The department of agriculture reports discovery of an effective method to prevent breeding of the common house and typhoid fly. The simple approach uses a small amount of borax sprinkled daily on household and stable refuse to guarantee success.
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