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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
The Internal Revenue Bureau publicized requirements to register and tax home stills and any distillation equipment. Stills used for essential oils, vinegar, or water purification may avoid the tax with sworn proof. penalties include fines up to 85,000 and imprisonment.
Returning soldiers describe severe hunger in Petrograd Vologda and surrounding villages as they pass Bolshevik lines toward American and allied outposts. F. Evlampieff of Archangel recalls famine, bread sold for 25 rubles, oats rationing, and cabbage smoke to ward hunger. Some join the White forces out of anti Bolshevik sentiment.
The inter allied military commission orders 930 grams per person daily for 7 000 000 inhabitants in the left bank of the Rhine. The calories rise to about 2 400 per day replacing 1 400 under German rules. Distribution funded by the German government and carded at commission approved prices.
Maj. Gen. George O. Squier announced at the APS spring meeting that growing trees can serve as natural antennae for radio telephone and telegraph. A simple metallic spike creates contact to transmit and receive messages across the globe, offering a startling new communications method.
John Kelly told the judge his wife had him arrested 160 times. The judge dismissed the wife's charge, saying That's enough.
A Chicago machine shop hired a hard laborer with wheelbarrow experience as a sweeper. He showed keen interest in the machines and, after guidance from a training instructor in the labor department, his skills improved. Within six months his wages rose about 60 percent.
Lesson overview on faith from Hebrews 11 1 4 and 12 1 2 begins with faith as the soul eye and present power, then traces ancient and Hebrew saints Abel Enoch Noah Abraham Sarah Jacob Joseph Moses and concludes with Christ as the Grand Exemplar urging believers to cast off weight sin and run with patience looking to Jesus.
A meditation on love as a gravity binding hearts across time and space. The passage cites devotion and Augustine noting God's care for the world, prompting humility and awe at the scale of providence and affection.
A reflective aphorism argues that greatness shielded from failure becomes a source of danger. It suggests that when a man is abused or diminished by power or circumstance, his response shapes him into a devil rather than a saint.
Household remedy August Flower is praised for constipation dyspepsia and liver trouble with a gentle laxative effect. The ad urges asking a druggist and notes its sale in many countries. A separate anecdote recalls a maid’s silver wedding day leave and a deceased father.
In a witty exchange, one person notes their mother may skip the theater. A solution arises as three tickets are available and the third is suggested for a man they usually meet between acts, so he can join them without stepping out.
A brief dialogue notes a secret engagement kept by mutual agreement. One party reveals pressure from a rival to marry, while the other defends the concealment and asserts the fiancé proposed in response. The exchange reflects social dynamics and gossip in Brooklyn society.
Amid a blaze in a grand house a man holds a portrait of a beautiful woman. His face is pale and his lips move as he contemplates the image. The crowd wonders if the picture is of his wife or daughter, but a clue reveals it caused a lump on his head when it fell from the wall.
A worried agrarian complains his wife is rapidly wasting away and muttering incoherently. The doctor advises him to remove his party line telephone, saying the wife has been listening in too much.
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