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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
A reader advises that back ache and urinary symptoms come from uric acid buildup and recommends Dr. Pierce's Anuric. The letter claims relief after using a trial package and cites Mrs. S. J. Anderson of Marion Street in Elkhart as an improving example.
A youth initiative began in a treeless town when a determined resident secured advice from the state college and obtained blue spruce saplings. With community help she planted 1460 trees, sparking a nationwide effort as youths promote reforestation and green city streets.
Advert promises easy dyeing with Diamond Dyes. Directions claim any woman can diamond-dye old garments and linens into new, fadeless colors on wool silk linen cotton or blends. Purchasers are urged to buy only Diamond Dyes with a color card offering 16 rich colors from the druggist.
A Yonkers Statesman quote recalls Judge bhen jamin Toppan of Ohio dying early in TOs. When Toppan sought admission to the Ohio bar he faced two questions first about law and equity. He answered simply questioning common sense and was welcomed into the fraternity. an observer quips it might have been Cinderella who began it.
A dressmaker muses on the joy of creating dance and dinner frocks for younger women and matrons alike. The piece describes a taffeta gown with a low bodice, narrow straps, knotted fichu, and fringed skirts, signaling a shift toward simpler, quaint styles as spring approaches.
Readers embrace inexpensive yet stylish home accents as makers craft tissue and crepe paper pieces. Lampshades, lamp stands, vases, baskets, and winter bouquets using pine cones and natural elements gain popularity. Delicate, lifelike paper flowers are dipped in clear shellac for a porcelain look.
The lesson centers on Luke 2 1 20 and Luke 2 11 noting the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem under Roman rule, announced to shepherds by an angel, with the angels chorus and shepherds witnessing. It emphasizes incarnation as salvation for all, humble beginnings, and proclaiming the gospel to the poor and to the world.
A poetic meditation likening Christian faith to a grand cathedral where light rays reveal harmonies and unspeakable splendors to those who stand within. It emphasizes spiritual vision and beauty framed by divine imagery.
A brief quotation from Rev. Andrew Murray notes that true prayer requires accepting God’s Word as a positive command and an immediate duty to be perfect, urging earnest and persevering belief.
A collection of humorous quips and social commentary. The Richmond Times Dispatch mocks lynching and outlines dubious list of offenders. A parlor exchange jokes about French farewells and linguistic misunderstandings in Boys' Life style banter.
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