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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
An unreliable transcript mixes local reflections on marriage with a job interview scene. A man applying to be an attendant in an insane asylum is asked about handling irrational persons and replies with a wry remark. The piece also mentions a former film director being hired.
A brief, playful exchange features a wife and Mub discussing angel cake and Tin geing, with a church Deacon signoff implied in a Boston Evening transcript style. The fragment hints at domestic humor and religious roles.
A church lesson outlines the supremacy of love over spiritual gifts. It defines love as long suffering, kind, unselfish, and fearless of evil, with the promise that prophecy and knowledge fade while love endures. The study links love to God and practical service, ending with the view that love eternal abides when faith and hope pass away.
The speaker extols Christ’s gentle care toward the bruised and broken, noting his tender words and touch as healing. The hospital work of our Saviour is described as a school of gentleness shaping how he treated distressed individuals and lightened their burdens.
A speculator amassed riches by buying thousands of French rifles, storing them for twenty years, and then selling them at enormous profit to China and South American republics. Some rifles remain in use and bayonets once glittered at Sedan are found worldwide.
The Suez Canal, though only 99 miles long, cuts the sea voyage from England to India by about 4,000 miles, changing global navigation.
The Waverly Belmont fire hall will christen Ann Dallas Dudley’s new engine Wednesday at 2 pm with exercises. Mrs Guilford Dudley and Mrs Miles Williams lead suffrage efforts. six year old Judith Folk acts as sponsor with maids Travania Dudley Lenore Kenny Kate Barksdale Harriet Ingram Mary Sue Cantrell Jane Davis Elizabeth Smith. Coca Cola will be broken at the christening. speeches by Mayor William Gupton Commissioner Tompkins and Chief A A Rosetta.
The Grudge tavern keeper comments that force of habit outlives change as the old post office room remains a doorway for locals. He notes resilient crowds of prominent junkheads lingering for access, despite relocation over a month ago and no legal requirement to stay. Hard facts falter before soft heads.
Kidney disease is described as common and severe, with symptoms such as weariness, sleeplessness, backache, and stomach trouble. An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL kidney oil capsules as a remedy, claiming quick relief and full recovery with continued use. A brief social quip about Americans joining organizations follows.
Ruth Clifford confirms her cousin overseas was wounded. She says the surgeon’s note names the place but its exact meaning, whether anatomical or a French village, is unclear.
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