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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
4
An item records Advance Indiana as the site of a post office entry with second class main matter designation noted for mailing service.
The Editor Hustler announces Mose Riley joins the staff bringing remarkable ability and wide coverage. Readers are told Riley will select material across many subjects for a distinctive department.
Mose Riley discusses whether young men should drink a dollar bottle of lemon extract and avoid getting drunk, contrasting it with the idea of well water. The piece includes local social notes from the Golliday School House and various community gatherings, dinners, and reunions.
A feature on separate skirts using wonderful silk weaves. Knitted patterns in plain and mixed colors, heavy satins, tricolettes show large checks and plaids. A blue and white rough weave image highlights an elegant skirt.
A fragment from a poem notices death’s lure and questions why certain bald figures near the orchestra survive while others may fall. The lines imply a mystery about fate and who is spared.
Chicago reports that sixty three Y M C A workers in the war effort were decorated for valor and service. The group suffered 53 fatalities, mostly from disease and shell fire, with 355 non fatal injuries while serving in camps and front lines.
London reports the Y.M.W.G.O. seized a contract to take over a plant and manufacture chocolates totaling 26 tons monthly, highlighting American troops' demand and the surprising capacity of soldiers for chocolate as a British curiosity.
Sergeant Peck of Washburn Wisconsin earned the Service Cross for conspicuous gallantry near Remonville on November 1 1918. He shielded his commander from enemy fire by throwing himself against the officer, was killed by the blast, and died a hero as his unit moved forward.
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