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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
Early spring fashion shows feature four suit lines from severe tailored to elaborate. Consumers favor conservatively cut, moderately trimmed coats with practical sublines over plainer or overly decorated variants. Two top models showcase features such as lapped seams, embroidered vests, velvet bands, and unique sleeve and belt details.
The article through a parade of summer hats notes June to August fashion, highlighting white brocaded silk, taffeta brims, and sashes. It describes chic outfits pairing hats with georgette or organdie frocks, including blue satin braids and green tafteta wear, ending with a black street hat featuring a rose and white velvet leaves.
The text describes laundering georgette waists by soaking in lukewarm water with soap, rinsing in tepid water, and careful stretching while hot pressing to prevent shrinking. It also notes reclaimed waists can be restored to size. It then mentions summer sports hats made from wood fiber with carved trimming in rose, blue, and orange hues, popular in Paris.
In a farmyard scene a Mother Hen protects her young chicks while warning them to ignore boastful roosters and steer clear of motor horns. She guides them toward safe play areas, warns against company with ducklings and pigs, and urges polite, careful behavior as they learn the farm routine.
Quote attributed to Wendell Phillips about defeat as education and a first step toward improvement, framed as a motivational note.
A woman loves the man for no stated reason beyond love itself, and she embraces the feeling as enough to bind them. The line hints at fate or deep affection guiding her regard beyond external motives.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to ease shoe wear and allow smaller shoes, and Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening linens. The ad urges shoppers to buy these products at grocers with prices noted.
The 300 pound rock at the Champion family old home place in Mercer county near Wilmore is cited by aged locals as a stone that grew since their babyhood. Men in their eighties recall tossing stones with John Champion and now attest the rock has expanded from a small stone to its current size over many decades.
The chief of the bureau of plant industry reports that the United States may soon be self sufficient in figs. California Smyrna fig culture shows progress aided by a caprifig orchard at Loomis from which free caprifigs are distributed to growers.
Students in Ohio Montana Illinois and Indiana share upbeat reasons to enlist in the army praising freedom from bill collectors respect for law and personal growth. A girl from Indiana quips enlistment helps the mind liver lungs and even moves callouses from feet to hands.
The snippet records a quip about a man who claims he can pronounce names on all the Pullman cars and a weary speaker reacting with irony. The tone mirrors a Houston Post humor or social item.
The speaker asks if anyone truly respects wealth earned without labor, framing the idea as a challenge to value and effort in pursuit of prosperity.
Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire recounts a decade of stomach trouble. After trying many remedies he used Eatonic, taking five tablets from a new box, and reports complete relief with no pain since. He now eats what he likes and drinks water without discomfort.
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