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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
A lyrical springtime vignette describes birds returning north, nests built, and people feeding wildlife. Children sell lilacs for summer fun as buttercups bloom, rain refreshes gardens, and flowers including Persian lilacs and tulips scent the air. Animal friends, roosters, hens, and chicks fill a warm, renewing landscape.
A kindly elderly man consoles a crying boy who explains he has been truandy and only then recalls it is Saturday. The moment captures a gentle street scene with quiet humor.
A religious lesson outlines the Emmaus walk and the post resurrection appearances of Jesus. It covers unrecognized companionship, scriptures opening, recognition in breaking bread, Jesus standing amid the eleven, and the Ascension, urging faith, witness, and evangelism.
A brief reflective note referencing a Holland preacher who called the Sabbath God's Dyke, blocking an ocean of evils. The piece uses a biblical metaphor to urge stricter Sabbath observance and discipline within religious life.
A brief religious reflection stating that only those with the Holy Spirit dwelling in their hearts can truly understand and worship, presented as a quoted line from N. H. Mack. The wording captures a devotional sentiment about Spiritled worship and inner abiding comfort.
In the parable, three men receive talents in proportion to ability. The one with one talent bears blame for neglect, while the others are praised for faithful use. The lesson: responsibility matches ability and true knowledge of the Lord, not exaction or self-pity, determines worth in God’s eyes.
A fragmented quotation emphasizes that true joy springs from a joyous heart and acts of kindness. The line attributes honest happiness to inner goodwill and humane conduct.
A reflective line urges the humblest to live daily with virtue, implying small acts can create a near heaven around them. It speaks to daily discipline, benevolence, and personal responsibility shaping surroundings.
A brief quotation from Pope on true friendship, stating that laws of friendship welcome the coming guest and accept the parting guest, capturing the spirit of cordial conduct and enduring bonds.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promises clear skin with three products. Soap cleanses and purifies, Ointment soothes and heals, Talcum powders and perfumes, completing any toilet table.
1843 discovery by Charles Goodyear transformed industry with rubber vulcanization. The India Rubber Review notes rubber underpins global wear and transport, from stockings to dirigibles and submarines. Yet Goodyear died poor after costly patent battles and legal seizures in multiple countries.
Demand Bayer Aspirin only when the Bayer name appears on the package or tablets to ensure genuine, trusted safety proven by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Say Bayer when you buy Aspirin. Imitations may prove dangerous.
The trombone, from the Italian tromba, once called the sackbut, is a brass instrument of uncertain origin. A ninth century Boulogne manuscript shows a drawing resembling the modern trombone without its bell, illustrating its long evolution.
Preliminary estimates indicate total crude oil production in 1924 may equal 1923 output. The United States and Mexico show declines, largely offset by gains in Russia Persia Rumania and South America especially Venezuela, reflecting varied regional shifts in the global market.
For your daughter's sake use Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. She will then have that dainty well groomed appearance that girls admire.
A brief exchange from an old Sydney Bulletin line shows one man asking for tobacco and another declining, claiming plenty. The first man then requests a pipeful, lamenting he has none, while the other declines further. The vignette captures frugal humor and social mores of the period.
The census bureau reports that the combined value of farm crops and live stock in 1923 reached about 16 billion dollars. This figure reflects total agricultural wealth across regions, with crops and livestock contributing to the high national farm economy during that year.
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