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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
6
Santa Claus reassures the reindeer that there is a long wait left before Christmas. He describes unfinished dolls and toys, then notes the upcoming animals, sleighs, and toys to be delivered as the children wait with anticipation. The dialogue highlights patience and festive anticipation.
A six-year-old girl, Bernice, declares she will not attend school after claiming she cannot learn to spell because the teacher keeps changing the words daily. Her mother asks what is wrong and the child cites ongoing word changes as the reason.
The article describes new all day dresses prioritizing straight line silhouettes with subtle waist hints. It notes minimal decoration, beads used sparingly, and two featured outfits: a cloth dress with a double skirt and bead ring details, and velveteen with satin collar cuffs and a lace chemisette, accented by a silk flower girdle.
Hats attuned to dance music arrive as a finale to this year's millinery story. Brown matine and lace dominate the dance hat line, with gold and silver tissues proving successful. The display includes three dance hats and one dinner hat, featuring silver lace, sapphire ostrich plumes, and brown crepe de chine turbans.
Lesson outlines Jesus compassion for the crowd in Matthew 14 13 23 Mark 6 92 44 Luke 9 10 17 John 6 1 13 and highlights the feeding of the five thousand. It emphasizes Jesus command to the disciples give ye them to eat and the partnership of God and believers in ministry.
A devotional note describes dew as a symbol of the Divine Spirit renewing barren lives. It cites scripture asserting the Lord speaks as dew to Israel, bringing life where there is dryness and transforming deadness into beauty.
A detective admits slow work on a grand fraud case told by two passengers on a train. The sleuth recalls exposing many frauds and cites a striking example, a young pretty woman with a temper who proved to be his wife.
A girl buries her canary Wiffles in the garden in a cigar box. Her father reassures her the pet may go to heaven, and she quips that Saint Peter will be cross when the box is opened to find not cigars.
A Louisville Courier Journal quotation highlights the joy found in loving one’s labor with a nod to the bottler as an example of purposeful toil. The line emphasizes work as a source of life satisfaction and meaning.
The quotation notes Chelly's refusal to use the elevator and his choice to climb stairs to the billiard room. It adds that he has joined an Alpine club to justify the change in habit and highlight his training mindset.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh through internal use and blood circulation on mucous surfaces. It states no other diseases are claimed, with druggists selling the product and circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Joseph Hergesheimer, famed in England and America, dined with a friend in New York and condemned the commercial spirit in literature. He noted that money should be no object in art, but added that it should be no objection either as the bill arrived.
A grade class writes character sketches about their teacher Miss Brown. The essays describe amber hair green beads smart manners nice clothes and even a quote about not liking the unwise. A final line notes a saying about man as the only animal using a cookbook or physician.
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