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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
2
Commander Maxfield, commanding the B 38 dirgible built in England for the United States, oversees final preparations at Bedford prior to the Atlantic crossing from the United Kingdom to the United States.
A parish priest in Ireland asks a girl how she progresses at school and quizzes her on geography. When he asks what a lake is the girl answers it is a kettle with a hole in it, drawing a quiet laugh from elders in the parish.
A New Zealand citizen sent a mouth organ to German makers for repairs before the war and recently received it back in excellent condition. The firm explained they do not normally repair but sent their best worker and charged nothing. The envelope carried a hopeful note for long enjoyment of the instrument.
Chief Buttato Bear and Princess Buffade Bear of the Sioux from South Paketi urged President Duar to declare a day called Indian Day to honor Indians who fought in the recent war. Chiefs presented the president with a feathered headdress and Mrs. Harding with moccasins.
Photograph shows the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough soon after their Paris wedding in Eugene Wiggins home. The bride, formerly Miss Gladys Dencon of a noted Boston family, was a longtime friend of Consuelo Vanderbilt who later remarried after a divorce.
A gentleman in a high hat resembling Raymond Hitchcock refills a famed British fighter Admiral Earl Beatty. He and his companion Major Courage were swept at the international polo matches.
English author Henry Harrison who died recently spent thirty years compiling a dictionary of surnames used in the United Kingdom.
A compilation notes India has 30 cities over 100000 people while grapes for champagne are pressed six times. Egypt claims Cheops pyramid is the world’s largest tomb at 18 acres and 461 feet tall. A physician links raw apples to drunkenness cure. Camel thorn fuels southwestern Asia. Silk threads are dyed green before weaving. Over 12 million US women now work. St Sophia square in Constantinople becomes a Y M C A playground. Ontario rural homes boast telephone access and one farm quarter has a motorcar.
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