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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
2
A lyrical tale highlights faith in God love of men and sound living through the Holy Grail quest told by a boy whose steadfast loyalty shines as the story’s core. Realistic characters invite readers to relate and walk beside them with daily-life relevance.
Mary Alice Brown, twelve, carries a heavy washing up Clipper Hill to Mrs Travers as a rude boy mocks her and a Galahad Knight offers help with a coin. She refuses the gift and endures a brutal home scene with her mother and drunken father Lem, who demands money and threatens further abuse.
In a tense scene Mary Alice confronts her pride and guides her brutal father to the gutter where she had discarded the coin. The moment underscores ambition, fear, and a risky assertion of control.
Mrs Menly Anastor a twenty year old Greek mother, left her six weeks old son George on the stoop of the New York Foundling hospital, then lingered to see the baby’s fate before being arrested for abandonment. Police officer Blake, alerted by a wary couple, took the pair to the House of Detention after a charitable milk and food collection for her.
In a courtroom vignette a husband forgets the planned bridge night as he must provide evidence for their divorce case. The wife insists he stay home to fill in. The judge mediates the estranged couple’s argument.
A feature on a gray chinchilla traveling coat praised for chic lines and minimal seams. It describes one-piece back and collar, extended-sleeve top, ample cuffs and pockets, silk-faced collar, and versatile color facings. Notes variant fabrics and designs for different figures and styles.
The article details summer beach attire focusing on wool jersey swimming suits in navy and other colors, two piece knickered designs, and one piece overgarments with slashed sides. It notes trimming with braid, stripes, and sashes, plus accessories like satin sandals and rubber diving caps, and contrasts water active suits with shore costumes and fuller bathing frocks.
The world's highest powered motor ship has been built in Italy for the Brazilian navy, its oil motors developing 6,400 horsepower.
In Paris lingerie dresses gain fur borders in silver rabbit and white astrakhan. Deep back collars twelve to fifteen inches long appear with white lace and chiffon. Pastel broadcloth capes with fur and ermine mantellettes dominate Paris and New York wardrobes.
A recent fashion note highlights hats with bright silk or woolen floss trim on the brim and crown. Leghorn or milan hemp hats feature high crowns and wide, flaring brims and are very popular at country meets.
The president's workload includes approving roughly 60,000 documents each year, a duty that consumes significant time and attention across various departments and agencies. This effort highlights the administrative scale of the presidency and the breadth of executive responsibilities.
A July lesson outlines Paul’s early letter to Thessalonica, praising faith, love, and endurance. It discusses election, testimony in power, and Paul's missionary boldness, then explains the church’s blessed hope of Christ’s return and the rapture for the living and the dead.
The passage urges readers to reopen the Bible to assess its value. It argues that the book remains a worthwhile text for contemplation and study, regardless of initial doubt.
An advertisement promises a free booklet on rheumatism with claims of its cause and cure. The notice is from Jesse & Case, Dept. C. W., Brockton, Massachusetts. A weather quip follows about tornadoes and political wind usage in the Middle West.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic noting quinine and iron as ingredients. It claims quinine drives out malaria and iron builds up the system and lists a 50 cent price. The piece also includes a quoted poet about "circumambient air" and a discussion contrasting ordinary air with agitated, ventilated air.
Thirty women practice dentistry in Missouri. Miss Mary Robertson serves as United States deputy marshal in Topeka. Fifteen women will attend the Democratic national convention as delegates. For the first time Republicans hire women to assist in guard duty. Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the secretary of state, is among the rookies in the Washington women’s camp.
A French patent process preserves milk powder by sealing it in metal boxes with a pinhole and placing them in a chamber. Air is exhausted, then nitrogen floods the chamber and boxes. The chamber opens quickly, boxes removed, and pinholes soldered to keep contents in an inert atmosphere.
The article extols right eating for health and vigor, urging avoidance of rich foods. It touts Grape-Nuts as a balanced, easily digested cereal made from wheat and barley, containing minerals like phosphates and praised for economy and taste.
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