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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
In a Tummlinville shopping trip the well known Gap Johnson tells reporter Everything Lovely Howdy Gap how life bumps him yet he stays upbeat. He notes family illness damage and a car shooting but highlights recent horse and hound gains.
I hurried home up the hill when a breathless boy burst down and asked, Have you seen my pat. I told him I did not know his father. The boy looked surprised, saying, You don't know my pa. I claimed I knew his father as easily as possible.
Retired Philadelphia attorney famed for long speeches is stopped by a rival who slips a note inviting him to a hotel for bourbon. He halts, reads, and then declares he will let the jury have the case while he goes to the hotel bar, turning a courtroom moment into a humorous gambit.
Fashion notes present two striking outfits as likely forefangers of new models. The left frock blends satin skirt with georgette tunic and satin bands while the right uses satin throughout with a short tunic and bodice, featuring a playful, youthful silhouette and distinctive cuff details.
Designers push cape fashion with variations in dolmans and cape dolman blends. A black and white checked wool cape with plain black satin collar and gray foulard lining suits young women for summer wear. The model features a three quarter length cape and a satin cascade with a wide shawl collar and satin girdle.
Mrs. Gertrude Holspeter of Richmond Indiana says Pepgen allowed her to enjoy sweet foods after a long period of nervous dyspepsia. She describes severe stomach pains and reliance on liquid meals before using Pepgen and notes many Richmond residents endorse it and buy it at leading drug stores.
The demobilized army tale recalls a C O who stole a private adjutant's strawberries. In response the adjutant posted a cottage garden notice declaring trespassers will have their cow shot. The warning reflects military humor from a London Morning Post anecdote.
A humorous exchange shows a secretary quoting a plea from a school sweetheart and Mr. Henpeck declining due to uncontrollable circumstances. The page also features vintage ads for Red Cross Ball Blue and a quip about golf traps and politics.
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