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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
A simple cray satin afternoon gown demonstrates mastery through lines and fit. The two piece gown features a tunic overdress with a georgette sleeve, taupe lynx fur trim, gray silk and silver embroidery, and a satin girdle with tasselled ends. Accessories must harmonize with the refined look.
A column extols children's winter fashions featuring fur neckpieces muffs and bright coats. It notes furs such as squirrel beaver imitation ermine and inexpensive skins suitable for girls three and up, with colors like rose blue brown and castor. The piece highlights tiny muffs flat scarfs and a crinkly white fur set paired with velvet hats and bright coats.
The department of agriculture urges communities to hold old clothes clinics this war year. Home demonstration agents run the sessions where women bring garments, repair and remake them under guidance, judging success by the savings rather than the amount spent.
A temperance poem argues that the nation’s drink bill could fund wartime needs for U S soldiers. It compares daily alcohol expenditures to buying shoes gas masks food and medical equipment for troops overseas, urging a dry start in 1919.
The Seattle Star notes that auto ownership spreads beyond pleasure to daily commuting. Working men, their wives, and single men use cars to reach jobs, shop, and enjoy evenings. Industrial districts show garages and tire shops booming as Skinner & Eddy advocates car ownership for thrift and better work mindset.
The author outlines a wartime decalog for citizens and government ministries urging conservation of resources health and labor and the safety of soldiers. She adds two temperance demands urging America to protect its defenders and lead the world in opposing liquor traffic as Germany’s ally.
Dr Haven Emerson of New York City warns in the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal that alcohol is a highly dangerous substance comparable to opium in harming character and tissue. He urges prohibition of its manufacture and use as a beverage.
Women in London led a wartime prohibition march headed by Lady Cecelia Roberts of the World W C T U. The procession along Trafalgar Square featured brass band music and a display urging all to raise their right hand in support of wartime liquor prohibition.
Devotional study outlines Joseph’s disclosure to his brothers in Genesis 45 1 15 and the ensuing repentance and reconciliation. It links Josephs harsh testing to Christ’s future dealings with the Jews, emphasizing repentance, divine over ruling, and eventual reunion with their father.
Broadway Tabernacle Tidings argues that the church must differ from worldly patterns and believers must embody a distinctive new character. Faith in Christ should create a new type of man with unique disposition and conduct, providing the world with a vital impulse and guidance.
The speaker argues the yoke of Christ is an instrument of mercy not oppression and urges viewing those who bear it with compassion rather than as objects of pity. It contrasts gentleness of hardship with perceptions of tyranny and calls for understanding.
A Meister Eckhart reflection states that God’s demands arise from kindness to deepen the soul. The passage suggests growth and receptivity enable receiving more of God’s gifts. The wording emphasizes spiritual effort as a path to knowledge of the divine.
Meister Eckhart teaches that true peace and blessedness come from souls dwelling in God’s will. The text portrays union with the divine as the soul’s perpetual striving toward alignment with creation’s purpose.
The article outlines seven steps to understanding scripture: eagerness to hear, patience in study, reverence for the Word, intelligent listening, sorrow for conviction, joy in forgiveness, and obedience as proof of faith. It emphasizes readiness, prayer, and the guiding work of the Holy Spirit in teaching.
Canton Ohio woman Marie Boyple credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving female troubles that doctors said required surgery. She urges other women to try the remedy before submitting to an operation and offers to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A captain returns from sea and argues with a farmer at a country inn. The captain claims world experience while the farmer boasts a two man voyage steering a ship to the United States, followed by a witty retort about a courtship.
In a brisk exchange, Mrs Gaddabout and Mrs Gabalot tease a fashionable woman’s spending. They joke that Mrs Giddigad earns all she spends, and remark that her evening dress was like a vacation for her.
In remarks about Jinks, commentators note his poor health is linked to consuming rich foods. The exchange attributes health issues to diet and lifestyle choices.
The report notes that England imports about 650 tons of ivory each year and that Sheffield consumes about a third of this total, highlighting regional demand patterns.
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