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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
2
Weekly notice from Advance Indiana discusses dairy cow care and livestock management. It covers feeding calves and chicks, silage options with cowpeas alfalfa and soy, pasture quality, hog disease resistance, lice control, copper sulfate weed killer, and prudent handling of horses and mares. It urges timely haying, weed control, and social aspects of farming.
N W M recalls a long homecoming at Shiloh Church Advance, tracing the 1851 founding by pioneers, successive log and frame sanctuaries, key pastors, and milestones 1879 to 1906. The piece reflects on memories, local graves, parish growth, and a hoped for universal homecoming.
Cobb marries Alice Webbs in a town ceremony noted for humor and lighthearted style as onlookers describe the scene with cheerful details and neighborly chatter in today’s society column.
A playful London Mail exchange features a backhanded jab about perfection and a quip about hiring a carriage with a single seat. A liveryman replies that such a carriage is found at the undertaker’s. A separate line ponders whether the office seeks a man, suggesting a cashier’s trip to Canada as a humorous example.
A humorous exchange on dining at a fractionable affair features a waiter rush, damp soup, and a quip about giving a non English speaking constituent a railroad job. The Washington Herald and Louisville Courier Journal frame the scene with political jabs and service snags.
A humorous exchange centers on faith in banks and money buried in the ground. A judge and a baker discuss faith and possessions as a man recalls his wife guiding him to choose baked goods rather than misinterpret treasures.
A comedy exchange shows a lodginghouse keeper charging two guineas for rooms and lowering to two guineas when the lodger reveals he is an actor. The brief dialogue captures streetwise wit in a London setting.
Dr Lyman Abbott, speaking at an anti suffrage tea in New York, argued that women are called the weaker sex yet can bend a man’s will during life and even after death. He cited examples to claim female influence remains strong.
A Pittsburg Post quips that a wife spoiled her Niagara trip by reacting to the rushing water with humor about staying home to run a faucet. The brief zinger reflects lighthearted travel commentary.
An old gentleman’s wife helps into a carriage and chides him for lacking gallantry. He retorts that she is not as buoyant as when he was a boy, in a humorous Tit-Bits line.
Parishioner expresses sorrow at the departure of Mr Foodle while noting the minister’s modest reply and recalling a previous farewell from a former minister. Sydney Bulletin reports the exchange.
The Boone County Fair announces August 11 12 13 and 18 with a bigger budget and new acts. Secretary Titus says twice the spending to entertain, fire free acts from Chicago, a 700 budget for main attractions, bands county wide, fourteen harness and running races, Buckshinen’s Wild West and Dutch Bend shows, a new 81500 horse and cattle show barn, and higher premiums. Premium lists available at The Advance Hardware Store or by card to Secretary Jen Titas.
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