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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
The article surveys blouse and separate skirt combos, noting transitions from tailored suits to one piece frocks. It highlights fabrics like georgette crepe and satin, mentions skeleton backs and satin trims, and describes street, afternoon, and evening dress options with varied textures and patterns.
Fashion notes celebrate the banded sailor hat revival with silk beaver and plush crowns in varying heights and brims. Descriptions cover square crowns, wide brims, and flat bows, plus velvet tams with rosettes for younger wearers and black velvet Blue Devil styles with ostrich pins.
Brown dominates new autumn adornments. the hue popularized by Marie Antoinette in the Louis XVI era, nicknamed flea color from the back of a flea, and became fashionable among courtly men and women.
A simple method to remove white rings after heat damage. apply linseed oil or substitute like sweet oil to the spot and let it sit for several hours to restore the finish.
A religious lesson on Jesus sending the disciples across the sea, prayer on the mountain, Jesus walking on the water, and Peter’s faith and failure. It emphasizes steadfast trust, Christ’s intercession, and Jesus calming the storm as the disciples worship him as the Son of God.
The piece reflects on universal home longing as John Howard Payne wrote Rome Sweet Home in poverty in Paris. It laments uprooted people with no place to call home and cites the Son of Map's lack of a resting place as a poignant example.
The excerpt presents Lavater warning against hatred of a child's laugh and contrasts with Mrs. Sigourney's quotation of a love for God and children. It frames a moral reflection on compassion and innocence through two historic voices.
The heart of the believer is the home of God and the church of the Lord Jesus, his holy temple. He dwells here by the Holy Spirit and makes known through the church to the principalities and powers in the heavenly places his manifold wisdom. This honor brings a supreme obligation.
An adage credits Cecil with advocating single task focus as the quickest path to many results. It emphasizes doing only one thing at a time to improve efficiency and outcomes.
The sermon argues Christians are the world’s preservative and purifying force. Salt symbolism shows disciples must preserve, sweeten, and cleanse society on earth, not seek heavenly citizenship alone. It emphasizes dual earthly and heavenly allegiances and active moral influence.
A reflective exhortation on forming fair judgments without bias or preconceived opinions. The author urges impartiality and caution against letting personal views color findings. The tone resembles legal or philosophical prose urging restraint and objectivity.
A San Francisco Chronicle quip jokes about hair loss with a sharp retort that planning before marriage matters, reflecting humor from the era. The exchange centers on appearance and prudence in matrimony.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the safest laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste and urges mothers to use the California brand, promising gentle relief and dosing directions on each bottle.
The Risorgimento bridge over the Tiber in Rome features a 328 foot span, making it the largest reinforced concrete arch of its time.
Prospective builders may secure to scale blue print drawings and specifications for homes of various sizes from the Homes of Individuality portfolio. Limited copies offered at small cost with free examination and money-back guarantee. For details contact The Building Service Co Box 954 Indianapolis Ind. Anyone can make a fool of himself.
A quip from London Tit-Bits mocks Miss Prattle as an endlessly generous figure. The exchange portrays her as never keeping a thing, even her best friend, for herself in a playful social aside.
An old time tonic claims to purify and enrich blood with iron and quinine, boosting energy, appetite, and color. It markets itself as non patent medicine and notes widespread use for malaria and strength gains, priced 60 cents per bottle.
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