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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
3
A faded tale recounts talking toys unpacked from a large box in a shop window. They imagine a magical journey to a distant store, with a tree display, gifts for children, and adults admiring the festive scene as Christmas approaches.
An illustrated guide outlines designers’ role in shaping flapper style for young girls. It notes outfits that conceal flaws and favor slender lines, with a velvet cap and three hats shown as practical choices for varying ages, emphasizing ready made garments and specialist input.
The piece discusses a dress labeled Thix with a pre war aesthetic, noting its graceful lines and a Russian blouse influence. It describes the high collar deep cape back and pointed top skirt, highlighting comfort, versatility, and fashion relevance for day and evening wear.
A tips note advises soaking ink stained pages in milk to remove borromean spots but warns milk must not dry on the ink as it leaves a yellow stain hard to wash. The guidance emphasizes keeping the milk moist during treatment.
Church essay reflects on Luke 2 as angels announce glory to God and peace on earth. It argues God cares for people, not galaxies, noting shepherds spread good news, while the rich and idle miss the divine message. It links heaven and earth, explains Shekinah, and urges active faith among busy workers.
A sermon excerpt outlines God preparing Moses as deliverer, trained in Egypt and desert. It covers God’s call at the burning bush, Moses’s initial reluctance, and the promise of divine presence. It links Exodus 3 4 with Hebrews 3 5 and reflects on God’s guidance through challenging obedience. The piece contrasts Moses and Paul and includes devotional reflections on faith and unbelief.
Philip W. Wilson reports from New York on Joseph Odell's view that prohibition has nearly ended drinking, with temptations removed and consumption sharply reduced. He notes Washington’s postwar growth without taverns, and asks if Britain can compete economically while facing potential temperance spillover from the new world.
A reflective sentence asserts the heart gains fullness from its own generosity rather than external wealth, crediting Agnea Ed wards as the source of the thought. It emphasizes inner richness over material abundance.
Harry W. Newcomb president of Newcomb Realty argues prohibition boosted Denver tourism hotel occupancy and business. He notes brewery equipment changes and shift to legitimate trades, with merchants able to collect debts and maintain employment.
In Pontine Michigan, a woman granted a June 3 divorce asks the court to set aside the decree. She was separated from her husband for drinking to excess and says he now refrains from liquor.
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