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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
8
A compact school page features contributions from Ernest Wright Forreet Reed and the Advance High School editorial team. It presents brief items reflecting campus activities, student achievements, and daily life, showcasing student voice and school spirit.
A 1919 Advance Indiana senior class petitions Senator James E Watson to support a favorable League of Nations treaty with but reservations. The letter and his reply discuss treaty reservations and ratification, with local notes on school events, Christmas programs, and community notices from Advance High School including church gatherings and social events.
The piece describes Brigham Young's push to build a grand organ for the Salt Lake City tabernacle. It notes wood from far south, glue from cowhide boil pots, and ox teams hauling material across rough Utah terrain. The rebuilt organ now has seven divisions, 7000 pipes, and electric control with about two thousand magnets.
Article reports prominent figures like former President Taft Henry Morgenthau and Alexander Hemphill backing Near East Relief a Christmas appeal to save about 800000 Armenians and 250000 orphans in Western Asia. It notes Hoover’s warning and describes aid needs and volunteer workers including Mary Andrees and others.
A brief note signed by William H. Taft Alexander J Hemphill and Henry Morgentau endorses the Executive Committee for Near East Relief. The document presents a formal pledge of support to aid relief efforts in the Near East.
Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord head of the American Mission to Armenia narrowly escaped death when bandits attacked his party near Mount Ararat. He has since returned to the United States and briefed President Wilson on distress in the Near East where American relief aids thousands of lives through charity efforts.
The Mason's will meet Friday night to view Claud Lucci's Great Radium Mystery at the Community Building. Large audiences are expected to attend the showing and enjoy the picture.
The Lebanon Reporter is available through January 1 at a price of three dollars in advance. Hustler promotion presents the deal.
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