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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
3
A chaotic jumble of salad recipes and culinary notes. The text lists Peanut Salad with lettuce and peppers, Cream Cheese Grape and Pecan Salad, Banana Salad, and Rhubarb and Pear Salad with sugar and peppery dressing. Numerous garbled lines suggest accompanying commentary and other dishes.
Fashion notes the season brings Spanish influenced blouses paired with crepe de chine and georgette fabrics. Designers emphasize versatility for spring and summer with black georgette and embroidered details, colors including jade green and vivid greens, and coordinating hats.
The readable fragments describe a garbled scene in Norfolk with scattered phrases about places, people, and odd details. It mentions terrain features and a measurement note stating five miles long, three miles wide, and containing 8,600 acres, though the full context is unclear.
An Irish laborer buys cheap candy in a drug store and asks for analysis. The chemist names several prices, and the man balks at cost, pondering the value of expert testimony versus inexpensive verification.
Fragmented text shows a scatter of phrases about office insecurity, a senator named Sportsworthy, and a crowd of citizens. The garbled lines mention ambition, division, and a town setting on Birmingham Ave-Fleraid with no clear events or dates.
David Bushnell Jr. employs aerial photography to capture bird s eye views of America s oldest topographical features the Indian mounds the images illustrate a Smithsonian bureau of ethnology report from Washington
The giraffe population is contracting as herds once numbering 80 to 100 now average around 20. The trend suggests significant declines in their traditional habitats across Africa.
The Critic recalls Edgar Saltus while a widower laments not realizing his wife's value until loss and the insurance joke that goes with it. Separately, the Fisheries Service reports 176000000 fish saved from landlocked Mississippi waters, signaling a record in operations and highlighting mortality from fresh water conditions.
A chaotic vignette shows a woman shopping for a hat in a State Street department store. Two companions engage in banter while a tall figure glances at a velvet crown hat, conversation turning to Napoleon and a witty retort about crossing the Delaware.
Dr Beverley Robinson protests modern operations on the elderly in the Medical Record New York. He argues too many procedures are done with little chance of benefit and only increase the patient’s discomfort.
New York businessman Ww. P. Willis has crossed the Atlantic 180 times marking a long career of sea travel and transatlantic activity.
LITTLE WONDER PRODUCTS Co Burgettstown Pa invites inquiries for particulars. Nature's Sweets two 60-lb cans extracted honey $16.80 cash with order money back if not satisfied. Special price 1909-lb lots. Florida oranges grape fruit and tang t ales Busnel size box by express paid. J R Taylor Tampa Florida
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