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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
7
A black satin and jet gown embodies calm assurance of style with plain skirt and draped bodice. A soft velvet hat with an ostrich plume completes the look, while the article praises simple design over intricate detailing and highlights the overall dress as a triumph of modiste craft.
A biblical lesson on Exodus 16 or Moses guiding the Israelites through hunger and murmuring as God rains bread from heaven quail and manna. It emphasizes dependence on God daily and the Sabbath reminder.
The holiday wardrobe favorite for young girls centers on white and cream frocks with pale pink maize blue and green accents. Net and organdie pieces feature scalloped hems and net bodices with chiffon rose clusters, sold ready made in crepe georgette chiffon or ribbon trims.
The article presents a philosophical note praising nature study as pleasing to God and akin to prayer. It links learning the laws of nature to honoring the Creator and fostering love through knowledge, citing Leonardo da Vinci.
The quote urges starting each day by thinking of God and ending it with prayer. It emphasizes daily devotion as a pattern for service and mindfulness of the divine. The advice presents a simple spiritual discipline for steady faith.
The piece cites strong drink bans from war agencies and the New York Sun estimate of 10 000 saloons closing in Boston as war impact. It imagines repurposing saloon spaces into gun stocks ship fittings and olive drab gear while pondering the value of vacated saloons to cities and schools.
The National Advocate argues that moonshine facts do not justify state controlled distilleries. It says a private still per mile of Southern land is less harmful than a public brewery in every county under a federal plan.
Dr. Mary F. Cushman of Maine argues beer drinking fuels crime and war. She cites mental health teachings on crimes of passion and claims habitual malt liquor dulls moral sense, leading to premeditated acts, contrasting Germany as a beer drinking nation.
In the Pittsburgh Vein Operators' Association of Ohio, coal production fell by 30,000 tons on July 5 as workers drank liquor on the Fourth of July, reducing output across the mines.
The University of California bulletin notes California wine and table grapes are worth four million dollars now and would double to eight million if converted into grape sups.
Mrs. Alice Heller of Christopher Illinois describes four years of irregularities and nervous weakness. After two doctors failed, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered fully becoming regular and healthy. The ad urges others with female troubles to consult the company for guidance.
In a Civil War era letter Emerson explains severe financial straits with no book income since June, no bank dividends, and lecture earnings halted. He notes striving for frugality to avoid pressure for a premature peace, while condemning improvidence.
A nervous patient lists many symptoms from medical books and asks if the doctor understands. The doctor confirms understanding and offers a remedy for the pains.
The editor notes readers should accept the current edition as the best possible option given constraints. It emphasizes practical use over pursuing unattainable improvements and urges focus on available content and utility.
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