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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
5
Poem urges readers to pause daily and think rather than act on guesswork. It argues thinking reduces trouble, jail time, and missteps, applying universally to men and society. Jane is invoked as a call to personal responsibility and deliberation.
James Bowman trustee announces office days set for Tuesday at the Advance Bank and Friday at the Jamestown Bank. Public notice outlines schedule for fiduciary duties and banking transactions.
Attendees including Mrs. Lou Caplinger Dudley Caplinger Sam Caplinger Jas Caplinger Carmen Caplinger Ivan Caplinger Mrs Laura Hedge Jeff Shelley and daughter Stella Caplinger S. Z. Billingsly and wife Carl Ferguson and wife Nora Billingsly Edna Edrington Wm Welden and wife J W Ross and Mrs Carrie Beaver attended the funeral. Mrs McClaine sister of Mrs Lou Caplinger and was 72 years old.
A 300 pound smoked jowl is noted at the Advance Meat Market in an item outlining available meat cuts and prices for customers. The notice highlights the product and shop name as part of daily offerings.
Elisha Higgs sent a truck load of stock to Indianapolis. Bruce Pickering and family visited Oliver Pickering near Thorntown. Mrs Mabel Garner’s birthday drew about 85 relatives and friends for a noon meal. Attendees included Albert and Sherman Garner, Higgs, Ferguson, Reed and many others from nearby farms and towns.
James Sutton continues to improve. Ollie Smith visited his nephew Elmer Smith and wife in Peoria TL last week. Lee Shaw and family and Wm Debard and family spent Sunday at Riverside Park. James Bean suffers continually with rheumatism. Harley Galladay and family visited Joe Dean near Roachdale Sunday. Ora Swindler and wife called on Mrs Anna Palmer of Jamestown Sunday afternoon. Roy and Freida Ferguson are spending a few days at Ray Poynter and family. Nathaniel Wills and family near Lebanon called on Mr and Mrs James Bean Sunday afternoon. Oakes and Russell Bean spent Sunday afternoon with Frank Ferguson. Mr and Mrs Vern Smiley and Mrs McCoy near Elizaville took dinner with Mr and Mrs Otis McCoy Sunday.
Everett Keys and son James visited James Weaver family while Emmett Weaver and family hosted Mrs. Reese in Pittsboro. Dora Lasley from near Danville visits aunt Mrs Thompson as she remains ill. Mer Jackson funeral drew large crowd and community sympathy expressed. Old Union children’s exercise praised with many unable to enter. Lish Reese assisted Shera with hay on Tuesday. Geo Brindle and family traveled to Lebanon on Tuesday. Eddie Staton and family spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Ollie Smith is quite poorly. James Joseph bought the Roy Graham house and lot in Max. Joe Hammack of Frankfort called on his brother Wm Hammack and wife Friday night. Ray Whiteley and family visited their daughter Mrs. Ova Knox and husband of Whiteaville. Sunny Russell Fisher of Indianapolis visited V. E. eameree and family the first of the week.
Rizal is celebrated as the Philippines hero who spoke seven languages and urged reforms. His letters before death and his execution sparked nationwide Filipino patriotism, shaping national identity and inspiring independence movements across the archipelago.
A Valedictory poem in Rizal’s voice bids farewell to the Philippines and loved ones. He speaks of sacrifice, national dawn, and enduring devotion as he contemplates death for country, family, and freedom.
The Philippine House debates used English for the first time, reported to the U S Insular Affairs Bureau. Principal speakers were Benitez De Guzman and Virata. All are University of the Philippines graduates where English is taught in public schools and will continue in independence. Literacy in the Philippines tops seventy percent for ages over ten, higher than any South American country.
Dr. D. M. Gandier of the California Anti-Saloon League returned from the Philippines and asserts all classes there want independence. He believes Filipinos can govern themselves and that independence should come soon, though forms may vary.
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