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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
8
Rates show cash in advance for display ads per inch ten cents and locals per line five cents. Obituaries free with extra length five cents per line, with resolutions and card of thanks charged at nine five cents per line. Also lists member and postal details for the Indiana Associated Weeklies.
A fragment from a feature on Armenian refugees tells of a young Armenian girl named Iraneh and her family fleeing famine and war. The piece highlights Near East relief, American compassion, and a child's hopeful view of America while her mother mourns Armenian suffering.
Mrs. Genevieve Canada of New Winchester area dies after a prolonged illness. She leaves her husband E R Canada a son and a large family including a mother and siblings. Burial is at Tamstown with funeral rites conducted by local clergy. The family thanks friends for support during illness and death.
Rev J S Cawson and Div d Ermer led services on Sunday with a morning and night message. A community dinner honored families moving away, with offerings noted and attendees gathering at the Community Room.
An extended, fragmented report blends wartime distress in Armenia with domestic notices and farm auction details. It references aid appeals led by Hoover's representative, scenes of hunger and refugees, and a public sale announcing horses, cows, farm tools, and hay. It also notes community gatherings and charitable contributions toward relief.
An entertaining roving picture program is planned for Saturday night at the Advance Community Building. The feature promises engaging scenes and a pleasant evening for attendees.
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