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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
Bernard Baruch, once chairman of the War Industries Board and adviser to leaders, now seeks employment after war. He says he has reformed from gambling and will not return to stock market ventures, narrowing the field for potential brokers.
President Wilson asks Congress to grant permanent general ranks to John J. Pershing and Peyton C. March and permanent admiral ranks to William S. Benson and William S. Sims. He urges precedence for Pershing and cites their roles in victory and wartime leadership.
Senor Leguia and President Pardo disputed May elections as Leguia sent two regiments to back his claim. In Lima on July Fourth 1919 soldiers seized President Pardo, two soldiers and three civilians were killed, disrupting a celebration planned by the American legation amid hopes for League of Nations peace.
Enver Pasha Talaat Pasha and Djemal Pasha were sentenced to death by a Turkish court martial for their wartime conduct. The three, leaders of the Young Turks, ousted Abdul Hamid and later looted the treasury before fleeing. The article notes a shift in Turkish policy since November 11, 1918.
Capt. Frederick C. Mills of the Red Cross life saving section and naval aviators have been giving swimming beach demonstrations to teach resuscitation techniques for near drowning. The photograph shows the lock hold used on a rescued person.
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports a newly organized corporation will use machinery adapted to retrieve sunken logs from Canadian streams. Compressed air and high pressure water will loosen logs, addressing the 10 percent that sink during transport and remain embedded without deteriorating, a potentially large boon for lumbermen.
A Louisville Courier-Journal exchange jokes about a twenty year slumber making one beautiful, reflecting playful columnist banter rather than a reported event. The line illustrates common literary allusions in period papers.
A dialogue recalls the soldiers in Champagne facing shortages, noting the availability of grapeshot and the seeming assurance that they never ran low on ammunition during fighting. The exchange highlights wartime logistics and morale.
A Sunday school lesson interprets Luke 16 25 37 and Galatians 6 2 9 10 on loving God and neighbor. The parable of the good Samaritan teaches that true neighborliness transcends nationality and creed, urging followers to act with compassion toward the wounded, regardless of circumstance.
A reflective quotation by Long fellow on judging others. The speaker urges sorrow over others mistakes, considering one poor heart's struggles and temptations, and seeks to leave erring souls to the divine hand that shaped them.
Quote attributed to Benjamin Whichcote stating that serving God and doing good are materially the same and that the service of God is the imitation of him.
A short quotation attributes a spiritual lesson to Spurgeon, noting that no crown wearers in heaven were not cross bearers on earth. The line emphasizes perseverance through hardship as a condition of reward in the afterlife.
Inspirational quote attributed to E H Naylor urges cheerful effort and readiness. It emphasizes a positive attitude and dedication to workplace duties, framing work as a noble calling and a habit to maintain.
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