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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
3
A druggist offering Hair-Groom promises a greaseless, stainless combing cream that keeps unruly or shampooed hair styled all day. The product allegedly leaves hair soft and pliable without visible residue as it is absorbed by the scalp, suitable for business and social wear.
A sermon links the feeble coney to believers who find strength in God. It argues wisdom comes from refuge in the Rock of Ages, cites Scripture on salvation, hides in God, and urges sinners to seek shelter in Christ’s wound for eternal safety.
A sharp warning compares quarrelsome individuals to a loaded gun that may accidentally go off and kill, reflecting a dramatic admonition about the danger of heated tempers and hostile conduct. The quote attributed to Shenstone emphasizes the potential for harm from quarrelsome behavior.
A lesson on Jesus teaching in the temple and the widow who gave two mites. It contrasts civic duties to Caesar with devotion to God and highlights that true giving is measured by motive and sacrifice, not amount, as Jesus judges hearts during the treasury offering.
A quotation from George Washington on maintaining firmness and virtue to preserve the title of an honest man as the most enviable character. The remark reflects the value placed on integrity and upright conduct by the early leader.
A reflective line explores the ache of happiness felt by one observer when viewing another's joy, invoking Shakespeare's voice to frame envy and perception.
W. B. Tucker of Richmond Virginia says Tanlac rebuilt his strength after years of weakness. He describes weight gain of eighteen pounds improved appetite nerves liver and rheumatism symptoms and regained work energy. Ad claims Tanlac widely sold with over 35 million bottles sold.
A mother and two brothers attend church when the favorite son realizes he has one of his brother's shoes on. He had swapped back, but then discovers both shoes belong to Bob. He confesses aloud that he changed the wrong shoe. The scene unfolds during a quiet service.
Harvard scientists at the Peruvian astronomical observatory report photographing 2000 nascent suns forming in luminous spiral nebulas. They expect these unborn suns to mature like our own with solar systems. Nebulae may condense into suns and shed smaller pieces that become planets.
A terse exchange questions if he is truly settled in marriage or merely stranded in commitment. The quip frames the situation as unresolved and unsettled, suggesting a wavering personal status rather than a stable union.
The article contrasts a city worker who earns higher wages with greater spending against a farmhand whose pay is lower and expenses lighter, highlighting income versus cost of living differences.
A London Mail ad joke claims a new maid is called The Wireless Wonder because she’s always listening in. The gag shifts to a laundry tip for baby dresses using Red Cross Ball Blue, urging readers to try it.
A storied Texas saloon court run by Roy Bean is described as both comically flawed and tragic. One tale recalls a visitor fined 19.50 for a peace disturbance after asking for change, while another vignette notes a four year old marveling at a car with a "furnace" heater, reflecting frontier life.
A four year old minister's daughter Elizabeth learns spiritual growth from her mother. She secretly retrieves a doll during nap time and announces that every ascent upstairs brings the Lord into her heart. The mother embraces her child, moved by the child’s simple faith.
A domestic mishap prompts a tense exchange as a wife exclaims about burning her cheek with a curling iron while her husband notes a burning odor, suggesting an accident at home.
A proverb-like assertion stresses that fortune may accompany a pot, but real results come from the industry and effort of those who would make it boil. The message underscores self-driven productivity as the key to turning potential into progress.
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