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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement warns against poor dye results and urges buying Diamond Dyes with a color card at the druggist. Also notes film tricks used in photoplay showing bricks being removed using smoke pots and reverse filming to simulate walls collapsing.
A reflective piece notes a professor’s use of grand language sparking jokes from Black observers. It frames linguistic display as possible affectation or fear of exposure. A separate notice highlights table linen value rising with Red Cross Ball Blue. an actress seeking safe taxi funding underscores thrift and spoofed loan offer.
The doctor at once detects an incipient fever in the narrator's husband while noting the possibility of spotted fever. The dialogue hints at illness and medical concern in a domestic scene with restrained tension.
A testimonial from Mrs. Jennie Dickerhoff of 917 Stanfield St South Bend Indiana extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the medicine that restored her health after other treatments failed and says she has recommended it to many women as the best she has taken.
Sir Francis Younghusband obtained a Tibetan permit to attempt Mount Everest ascent via Tibet next summer. The Everest climb near Lhasa is among the first European efforts beyond 60 miles from its base, with Kinchinjunga and K-2 noted as other top Himalayan heights. The piece also recalls Duke of the Abruzzi's 1909 K-2 attempt and lists historic mountain ascents and dangers.
In Wal sall Staffordshire a woman lit 103 candles using an ordinary wooden safety match. She burned her fingers but no other competitor lit half her number of candles.
The body of Samuel Collins seventy five who died penniless in a Newark hospital of pneumonia will be placed in a $10,000 mausoleum at Stroudsburg Pennsylvania he built for himself and family years ago. Frederick Kerr an art dealer says Collins once was a leading art dealer and broker and was employed by J P Morgan to collect works of art. Collins handled art transactions totaling nearly $5,000,000 according to Kerr. A bank book in a furnished room shows 87 cents. The body remained unclaimed at the morgue for several days.
Washington sources report the Montauk Indians may have drifted from Long Island. Chairman Snyder of the house Indian committee introduced a resolution urging the secretary of the interior to investigate and report on their status and whereabouts.
In May 1880 a Cardiff sailor who had married two months left on a voyage telling his wife he would return for New Year’s dinner. For 40 years the widow has kept the yearly vigil, sitting to an empty plate each New Year’s Day and vows to continue until his return or the end.
Berkeley California police system treats policing as a science. Each officer has a motorized police machine and first aid training, enabling rapid response and centralized mass deployment within five minutes. Crime mapping marks offense types, locations, and peak hours to guide prevention and enforcement.
The 1920 farm crop value fell to 19.856 billion, down 5.105 billion from 1919, with corn leading losses at 1.662 billion and cotton lint and seed down 1.3 billion. Ten crops gained, oranges up 32 million and sugar beets up 24 million, while cattle, hogs, and wool declines are noted. Spain moves to honor mothers with fetes and prizes as Mothers Day plans spread.
Mrs. Wood Elf explains two competing voices in the woods to the boy and girl adventurers. The first voices, led by Doubt and Unhappiness, sow fear and misinformation, while the second voices, followers of Honesty and Faithfulness, lead toward truth. The journey toward the House of Secrets requires courage to choose the right voices and endure arbitrary bumps on the Road Commonplace.
The Louisville Courier Journal reports a dialogue where a father boasts of waking with the lark at five each morning and his son concedes he could not match such early rising.
A Hopkins Minnesota woman reports relief from hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She encourages friends to try the product and notes the company offers confidential, female correspondence from Lynn Massachusetts.
A reflective note on tolerance and truth noting truth as artless and persuasive like a child. Experience is a grindstone that can be brightened rather than ground down, suggesting resilience through learning and effort.
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