Advance Hustler of Advance Indiana Featured
A short town publication from Advance Indiana notes its status as a weekly member of the Indiana Associated Weeklies and describes its mailing as second class post at Advance.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
4
A short town publication from Advance Indiana notes its status as a weekly member of the Indiana Associated Weeklies and describes its mailing as second class post at Advance.
J A Jordan of Albany reports quick relief from indigestion and loss of appetite after using Jaques Little Wonder Capsules. He says two capsules at night sparked morning hunger and steady improvement. Capsules sold at Burrin Drug Co Advance or 60 cents by mail from Jaques Capsule Co Plattsburg NY.
Poem urging readers to praise others work to boost morale and performance. It emphasizes that letting someone know you are pleased with their efforts adds zest and helps them do their best in daily tasks. Unknown author.
The article notes 18 650 scouts nationwide with over 6 000 outside councils including 1 000 in areas lacking post offices or rail stations. It argues scouting benefits rural boys too, detailing oath law knots flag history and service, and calls for a 100 000 scout gain by the movement's February 8 anniversary.
Mrs. Lillian W. White of Union Hill New Jersey won an auto for her contest entry about a boy scout performing a daily good turn. The scene on Bergenline avenue shows a scout calming a crying baby by playful smiles and gentle interaction.
A special committee appointed by the executive board of the national council of the Boy Scouts of America will locate a suitable estate within two hours ride of New York City to develop a national training school. The effort mirrors England's Gilwell Park example.
Yakima Washington mounted boy scouts from several troops plan to own or procure horses for training. They aim to master horsemanship, horse care, saddling technique, and riding types. Led by a former mounted police member, they expect to form a mounted unit.
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