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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
7
A vintage Kitchen Cabinet column offers quick culinary ideas and tea time tips. It includes grape based guidance, tomato tulip garnishes, cinnamon toast, iced tea using cracked ice, and Lima beans succotash with milk and butter. Also describes a folding tea wagon shelf and porch service.
When you become absorbed in the world of things and their accumulation you forget to be considerate and courteous and you are not worth a cent to anybody.
Practical guidance covers steamed brown bread using bread crumbs and corn meal, cake moisture with potato in chocolate batter, Christmas box prep on the porch, garment stain removal with emery, curtain hem threading, odor control with salt, scalp care with salt water, coffee flavor enhancement with salt, keeping cut flowers fresh with salt water, steam moist fruit cake instructions, and bottle cleaning with vinegar and shot to remove deposits.
The article surveys affordable jewelry and sheer party frocks for little misses with fabrics like crepe de chine voile and georgette, noting silk-like finishes, lace trims, and bold bead designs. It highlights jewelry colors from ivory to coral, warns against clashing tones, and envisions continuing fall styles with Egyptian-inspired motifs and bright embroideries.
Rev H Ostrom argues self serving home building distracts from God’s temple. He cites Haggai to warn that zeal for houses should not replace reverence forGod and says true duty begins with prioritizing the temple over personal comforts and status. He urges faith centered living where the Spirit dwells in believers.
Lesson surveys Johns character as the Beloved Disciple. It notes his intolerance challenged by Jesus, righteous indignation at Samaritans, care for Mary at the cross, and the ultimate test of divine birth: love as the bond of perfection. It frames John as Bosom Friend of Jesus and model for all Christians.
A devotional prayer asks for Thy grace to keep believers from straying and to hear Thy call by name. It seeks firm footing on the marked path and faithful followership under divine guidance.
The Person of Christ will remain an unsolved mystery to thought yet He is the only Savior of humanity and will satisfy all who seek God in humility. The believer must be content with seeing in a glass darkly until the Savior is seen face to face.
A reflective aphorism by H More asserts religion anchors genius. It argues that without faith, genius shines like a lamp outside a palace gate, offering only illumination to outsiders while insiders remain in darkness.
A mid 18th century remark attributed to Johnson comments that the usual fortune of complaint stirs contempt rather than pity, reflecting a perspective on how grievances are perceived. The line criticizes melodramatic grievance as yielding scorn over sympathy.
The fragment cites Renan stating history is incomprehensible without Christ, presenting a religious viewpoint on the necessity of Christ for understanding history.
A brief advertisement exalts snowy white laundry using Red Cross Ball Blue, promoting its effectiveness after a hard day of work.
A London Opinion quip notes one spouse suggesting mutual hat purchases during a shopping trip, playfully balancing needs with etiquette. The line reflects social tact and domestic humor in a bygone era.
An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts for constipation and promotes Nujol as a natural, harmless lubricant that aids regular bowel movements. Nujol is not medicine and is used in leading hospitals. obtain a bottle from your druggist.
Radio descriptions tell of an eastern heiress Elizabeth missing with mother fearing amnesia or memory loss. The piece notes rare memory conditions and jokes about forgetfulness, suggesting the public interest in a hopeful recovery amid speculation.
Two Irish boys greet an Episcopalian clergyman on the street. One boy bows and says good morning father. The other grabs his shoulder and declares he is not a father he is married and has two children.
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