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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
6
Dennis McCarthy notes a city expanding venues for schools halls and arts while also ensuring spaces for boys to play. The piece highlights a civic push to balance cultural spaces with youth recreation needs.
A collection of practical tips covers odor control with charcoal, shoe relief via hot cloth, china repair using alum and heat, crafting bird boxes with proper heights, fish flavor preservation, ant control with caution for pets, drawer lining for appearance, and insect repellents like citronella and pennyroyal. Also includes cake scenting with geraniums and quick garment threading tricks.
Practical recipes for using leftovers include Lamb Pot Pie with bacon fat and mixed vegetables baked under biscuits, Duchess Potatoes formed into squares with cheese, ham with green pepper and peanut butter for sandwich filling, Raisin Date Sandwiches, Melon and Peach Cocktail with citrus syrup, and Date Fruit Tarts with walnuts raisins orange peel and meringue.
Knitted fabrics stir style circles abroad with chic three piece crystal crepe outfits. Sports coats in woven or knitted wool attract praise for coziness and smart tailoring. White and bold color combos dominate, with satin bound edges and ribbon side ties enhancing tan and orange accents.
A description notes a velvet coat paired with plain material skirts for street wear and an accompanying hat designed to harmonize with the ensemble. The coat’s color and edge detailing are highlighted as suitable for daily use.
About 100 cryptic signs hidden behind wallpaper in a room of the Star hotel at Yarmouth England puzzle local antiquarians. The designs include zodiac, a sextant, Egyptian life line, bear wyvern and toad shapes with a dominant triangle arc and circle, dating from circa 1600.
An article explains Mendelian heredity using the blue Andalusian fowl. Crosses between blues yield blacks and whites with black points, showing non true-breeding genes. Mendel, a Austrian monk, studied inheritance from eight years of pea experiments in his cloister garden.
Professor Daniel of Rennes reports to the Academy of Science in Paris that grafting wormwood onto chrysanthemum enhances fragrance. The grafted wormwood produced stronger perfume and acquired some chrysanthemum scent. Seeds from grafted plants yielded varieties with strong or no odor.
Chinese experts have long mastered alloy making with pai tong white steel born from red steel and arsenic. German silver imitates this ancient Chinese knowledge. Tom toms and bronze vases retain mystique despite chemical analyses revealing composition. A brass pagoda on a hill near TsingKianfou dates to the twelfth century.
The marsh mallow, an erect perennial herb related to the hollyhock, grows in salt marshes along Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York. Known to botanists as Althaea officinalis, it is not recognized by physicians as a drug. It reaches 2 to 4 feet, with pink flowers about an inch wide, and its mucilaginous roots are used in confectionery and medicine.
A workman tours a new suburban house with Elizabeth Anne and her father. He jokes it will be heaven when the house is plastered, prompting Elizabeth Anne to ask, heaven plastered, implying mistaken belief in the construction.
In a zoo scene two eagles, the Golden and Crowned, debate fame and national symbols. They compare their visibility with Bald Eagles and share their home ranges, diets, and sizes while critiquing public knowledge before the class ends with a quip about a drawing lesson and a prankish joke from a student.
A playful exchange describes a frog outperforming a cat in croaking, with chatter about nine lives and a joke about Tommy and Ben. The item reads as a light, humorous verse fragment from a local page.
A West Terre Haute family reports Tanlac improved their health after two years of illness. Max Liva and his wife describe relief from flu aftereffects, stomach troubles, headaches, and nervousness, with their four children also benefiting. Tanlac promoted as a reliable family medicine sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Pete Hanlon warns homemade wireless device doodle-um causes trouble. He suggests buying a smoosh and attaching it to the kerplex to boost the disseminator when the bifflebox is adjusted, but notes it rarely works on Sundays.
Greenville Pennsylvania readers share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menopausal symptoms. A 65 year old woman recounts weight gain hot flashes and renewed energy after use and offers to answer letters from other women seeking guidance.
A witty line suggests a doctor who married wealth is partly retired from practice. It jokes he now treats his wife’s wallet for obesity, implying financial concerns shift his focus from medicine to money management.
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