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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
7
Dennis McCarthy argues for leniency and recreational options over harsher penalties, urging opportunities for innocent sport and playground activity to prevent future harm and costly consequences.
A vintage guide outlines preserving brains for cooking and serving in many forms. It details cleaning, blanching, and five dish ideas including Fried Brains Deviled Brains Beef Grains Neapolitan and Mountain Dew with egg yolk custard, crust, and sauce. It closes with a Ruskin quote on beauty from right action.
Practical hints for preserving currants and berries with sugar to make long lasting conserves. Includes cherry pineapple marmalade, mint enhanced jams, and kid friendly ideas like almond cream sandwiches. Provides steps, cooling, and storage guidance for winter desserts.
An illustrated feature celebrates loom produced ribbons in midsummer fashion. White apparel returns with bold black and white combinations including straw braid hats, cloches, and felt brims adorned by faille silk, velvet, and intricate ribbon embroidery.
Chic New Cottons showcase Rocher fabric in frocks with colored embroideries in odd and lovely patterns used as decorations, offering charming style statements.
Moody Bible Institute lecturer cautions believers against the Abram episode as a faith test. The message argues the flesh tempts man to shortcut God’s plan, urging reliance on God and patience to avoid snares and achieve true trust in His timing.
Reverend C C Bell asserts that Christ recognizes only the good works performed through the penitent not the righteous. He emphasizes that true merit comes from tears and confessions offered to Him.
Quote from Carey on true heroism arising from a God created soul. Emphasizes moral origin over mere grandeur and asserts integrity as the measure of greatness.
Lesson outlines Peter from his name change to Peter’s call and character. It notes his sincerity courage and promptness, his confession of Christ as the Messiah, and his restoration by Jesus focusing on love as essential for ministry to lambs, sheep, and elders.
A terse meditation contrasts minor hurts with broad retaliation. The speaker warns against striking at many when aiming at one, likening rash action to destroying a hive to kill a single bee and implying greater consequences from overreach.
A short proverb from Psalm 37 urges faith and good deeds to prosper in the land and be nourished by divine provision. The verse emphasizes trust in God as the path to sustained welfare.
A brief note uses Emmons words to urge not despairing over a student who holds a single clear idea. It emphasizes steadfast focus and determination as a guiding principle.
Shake Allen's Foot-Ease into shoes to reduce friction and ease hot swollen tired feet and callouses. It helps you wear shoes one size smaller and relieves blisters and sweating. trial package and a walking doll are offered post free from Le Roy New York.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, famed for A Perfect Day selling four million copies, confides that English and French bathing dresses impressed her. A joke about a golf knickerbockers tailor tale ends with the punchline that the former measurer now works in the ladies' department measuring for swimming togs.
A playful exchange riffs on a horse show pun as residents joke about new clothes and a local event. The wordplay blends fashion and horse show themes without detailing dates or participants.
The New York Herald defines a moral victory as a twin to an artistic success, framing the concept as a qualitative achievement beyond raw score or measurable outcome. The note contrasts ethical satisfaction with tangible results, suggesting perception matters in evaluating competition or effort.
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