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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
A letter from A R Wilson of La Follette Tennessee cites severe cold during Billy Sunday revival in Knoxville last February and credits Pe r u n a with rebuilding his system after three bottles. The message extols Pe r u n a as a strong system builder and catarrh remedy.
A terse OCR fragment notes an investigation tied to Co P O Box 178 at Trinity Station New York. The item mentions mail or postal addresses and a formal inquiry context, with limited readable detail on parties or outcomes.
A witty exchange cited by the Boston Transcript highlights a husband’s apparent mismatch between romantic vows and domestic duties. One partner insists on heroic sacrifice while the other rejects chores, framing a humorous tableau of marital expectations.
In a brief exchange, Deris admits the quarrel with Tom was staged and temporary as the couple plans to marry next month. The dialogue hints at reconciliation and a forthcoming wedding.
A short note asks if the Red Cross Ball Blue product can be used in laundry. It questions safety and guidelines for home washing and stain removal with the familiar brand.
Quote captures a humorous view of urban housing as an upstairs maid laments scarce jobs while many people shift to living in flats. The wry remark highlights how housing trends influence employment demand and local labor markets.
Debutantes embrace sprightly flannel suits with bars and stripes in tan beige brown and bold color contrasts for street and sports wear. Scarfs flourish as versatile accessories across day and evening looks with georgette scarves, velvet ribbons, and coordinated hats. Julia Bottomley notes practical yet stylish ensembles and new decorative touches from millinery to scarves.
Weekly menu features breakfast, dinner, and supper plans with spring greens. Recipes include Asparagus With Crumbs and Rhubarb and Raisin Pie with steps and ingredients.
The text asserts that focusing all 211 forces on a single act strengthens concentration, enabling the mind to shift entirely from one subject to another. Concentration is presented as an attribute of genius, capable of dispelling worry and discouragement through productive work.
A collection of recipes featuring Green Pea Soup Peas and Peppers Hot Cherry Pudding Spanish Salad Pound Cake and Sponge Cake with detailed steps on ingredients quantities and methods for preparation and serving
The ad claims guaranteed perfect home dyeing with Dia mond Dyes even for beginners. It notes druggists carry all colors and provides directions in each package.
Washington may require ash trays in cars for forest driving if a forestry service recommendation is adopted. Officials cite rising fire hazards from lit cigarette stubs tossed from vehicles, noting a fivefold increase among women drivers.
French builders have developed a form of thin sheet metal intended to replace plaster as a wall covering in residences, offering a lower cost option for interior walls.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet notes the radio show aims to please many audiences. Marines favor fairy tales narrated by a sweet-voiced girl while children crave prize-fight return broadcasts.
A quoted aphorism notes that praise sung by others may sound musical and charming in another’s mouth, whereas the same praise spoken by the subject himself feels flat and untunable. The line contrasts perception of praise across speakers.
In the Louisville Courier-Journal an observer notes a gentleman plans to present citizens with a statue symbolizing Serenity. Some comment that the public mostly forgets the meaning, suggesting the gift may be more ceremonial than meaningful.
A terse quotation from the Atlanta Constitution notes the stubborn grit of Brother Williams who presses forward without worry of rain or remorse, insisting he cannot measure his deeds until they are done and even then feels insufficient.
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