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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
3
A guide explains making durable ironing board covers from old sheets layered and tacked, and discusses covering padding edges for a smooth finish. It describes an unbleached iron cover and a reusable iron cleaner block with beeswax and muslin, plus enamel coating for rusty irons.
A newspaper piece anticipates a shift to silk undergarments as a durable, dainty alternative to cotton. Crepe de chine leads, with embroidery and lace popular. Enveloping chemises and goorgette pieces promise ultimate daintiness, while care instructions and price trends accompany the trend.
Jade green emerges as a popular new shade in the local millinery trade. The color appears in hats made of taffeta and split straw and in trimmings. Jade ostrich plumes grow in numbers and brighten models in jade or black. Plumes are often laid flat on the upper brim.
A cheap dye method uses skins of dried onions boiled to extract color. Strain the juice and simmer fabric to achieve tan or cream shades. Works well on silk and worn curtains but not ideal for cotton.
The lesson outlines Jesus authority in Matthew 28, the apostles’ mandate to preach and baptize, and the eunuch’s baptism in Acts 8. It stresses belief, confession, and obedience as essential steps, with baptism in the Trinity name as public dedication and joy in following Christ.
A biblical reflection describes a child slipping on a dangerous path who cries for help and clings to his father. The scene echoes a believer’s trust that Jesus sustains them in peril, offering protection between life and destruction.
A great statesman notes nine tenths of wisdom lies in timing. He warns late wisdom yields little value, and missed opportunities fuel regrets. The piece argues decisive action when chances arise prevents folly.
A compact quotation notes that true strength comes from belief in oneself. It states that the weakest are those lacking faith in their own powers, underscoring the paradox of confidence and achievement.
A proposed annual Bush Week carnival to promote primary and secondary industries in New South Wales will begin in November. Sydney will host stalls and displays in shop windows and Domain open spaces to showcase wheat, lucerne, wool, cattle, horses, and other state products, with sub committees from towns coordinating samples for the metropolis. A permanent producers bureau will organize ongoing displays and education about the state’s industries for residents and visitors.
A mother brings Joe and John for an exam after a teacher’s suggestion. The doctor finds adenoids and tonsils. At dinner the child John asks which boy is his and which is Joe’s.
Reading of the exchange notes that workers have begun on the new ship’s sleeping quarters. The remark calls the effort the ships berth day, signaling a milestone in the construction project.
City program promotes broad participation in learning activities to educate boys and girls about the greatness and civic duties of the nation, encouraging engagement in every function possible.
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