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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
6
A bill will be introduced in the next New York legislature to honor World War service by awarding medals to officers of draft boards. The military establishment worries that broad decorations may lessen their significance.
After nine years of testing an Aspatria Cumberland miner announces a liquid spray that renders mine explosions almost impossible and cleanses the air. The ad also promotes Cuticura products for the complexion including Soap Ointment and Talcum as the trio for daily care.
Shaw argues in Jenner piece that Americans did not invent the word stunt. he traces its English origin and notes the altered sense of fear or performance adapting from German stride. The Boston Transcript and an advertisement discuss bathroom whiteness with Red Cross Ball Blue maintaining cloths’ whiteness until wear.
A fragment from a humor page juxtaposes a wife praising her husband as a man of letters with a retort about bills. A pithy quip links painless dentistry to drawing it mildly, reflecting light, witty verse or cartoons from the era.
The text advises careful meal planning to avoid waste while feeding a family. It warns against improper economy mixing cheap leftovers with expensive foods, suggests economical uses for bread and milk, and recommends small portions of perishables to minimize waste. A closing quote by Henry C. Merwin likens the dog’s mission to Christian love.
The text lists instructions for a French pancake with jam, a Raisin Pie filling, Mock Chicken Salad, Baked Squash, Celery Cocktail, Bran Muffins, and carrot serving tips. It combines steps, ingredients, and methods for these dishes in a compact home cookery style.
Read as a fashion feature on cape coats and wraps for summer. It notes long and short capes, color contrasts, matching linings, and new cape styles such as wrap arounds, side ties, and jacquettes. Emphasizes home dressmakers can craft capes with patterns and embroidery.
A young girl named Melly takes a long morning drive through a vivid countryside. She witnesses mountains, mist, waterfalls, iris ponds, grazing cows, flowers and birds as she marvels at how Mother Nature dresses the land for her children.
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