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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
A New Jersey inventor offers a frame with end grooves to hold fly paper taut, with a wood strip to secure it. The device adapts as an embroidery frame or cloth stretcher and can be placed in any convenient spot for easy use.
Eight Kansas State Agricultural College students at Manhattan formed The Perfect Bakery, a corporation that bakes bread small cakes and cookies, with doughnuts as the specialty to cut costs for the college.
A London Tit-Bits quote recounts a victim describing a hold up by a footpad with a revolver. He fixed the time as five minutes to one by noting the church clock hands were aligned with his own.
The saying argues against pushing for wealth and success, urging readers to avoid ambition and instead rest and avoid effort.
A survey of Parisian memorials to the United States highlights Lafayette Franklin and Washington landmarks. It notes graves, statues, tablets, and streets honoring American–French friendship, including Lafayette’s grave at Picpus, a Louvre statue, and a Statue of Liberty replica on the Greffins island. It recalls Pershing’s famous line and Franklin’s lightning rod site in Passy.
A church lesson outline reviews the life of Samuel from I Samuel and related topics. It covers junior to senior class approaches, biographical framing around Gideon, Eli, Samuel, Saul, and David, and sample lessons on leadership, prayer, and godly influence.
A sermon-like meditation recalls King David’s sin with Bathsheba and Nathan’s rebuke as a model of confession. It cites Psalm 32 and Psalm 51, stressing that mercy follows repentance and divine forgiveness. Isaiah 55 7 and 1 John 1 9 are used to reinforce ongoing forgiveness for the faithful.
The passage speaks of salvation as more than safety or heaven. It emphasizes being conformed to the Image of the Son. It notes the goal for “these poor elements” to attain this standard.
The quote notes human nature favors judging others more than self-critique. Terence observes people perceive and evaluate others clearly while failing to apply the same scrutiny to their own affairs.
A compact reflection on happiness comparing false joy to counterfeit money. It notes brief usefulness but inevitable reveal of its artificiality when tested, prompting a warning to seek genuine fulfillment over illusory gains.
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