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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
5
Leaders of Indianapolis visit Advance Independents for a top Indiana matchup. Home team aims to win and seek state amateur title after defeating Mooresville Elks. Game slated for 7 45 with 35 cent admission.
The Chester R Scott Musical and Dramatic Trio brings a leading novelty act to Lyceum headlined by cornet star Chester R Scott noted for triple tongue and double tongue runs. Lorin Bates joins in musical burlesque, Laura Hale Scott accompanies with piano solos, banjo, and duets.
Meats Wednesday night on or before Full Moon Visitors welcome Fred Saunders w M L C Caldwell Secy Lipmeck Hays ft No 1493 Meet on each Monday night Visitors desired S ee Kincaid C H Edd Hopes C of Advance Lodge No 8060 Meets Thursday night of each week Glad welcome to visitors Lew Owens N G John Campbell Lecy Nipmuck Tribe No 141 ICR M Meets on Friday nights Visiting brethren welcome George Ray Sachem Edd Hypes C of R Aavanee K P Lodge No 480 Meets last Monday night in each month Call meetings in emergency Visitors extended a welcome Ray Davis C C ly G Caplinger K R S Notice My office days are Tuesday at the Advance Bank and Friday at the Jamestown Bank JAMES BOWMAN TRUSTEE
The piece extols pioneers like Watt Newton and Woolworth, tracing how bold ideas reach greatness. It urges readers to keep a pioneering spirit, act on ideas, and be remembered as starters who turn thought into action.
A poet recalls how Jessie’s death changed his view on wealth and love. He writes that grief deepens bonds with his wife as they realize happiness comes from shared sorrow and mutual care rather than money. The piece reflects on mortality, family, and renewed affection after loss.
The passage extols maintaining youth in the brain through will and interest. It cites Gladstone as a striking example of keeping the mind active into old age, arguing that interest fuels youth, vigor, loyalty, and ongoing effort.
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