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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
A reader explains many vinegar based cleaning and cooking hacks. It covers wall cleaning with a pint in water a damp cloth, removing fish odors from utensils by boiling vinegar, treating rough hands and chapped skin, tenderizing roasts, improving cake moisture, cleaning paint from windows, whitening zinc and brass stains, and adding vinegar in plaster mix mud eggs poaching and frying to reduce grease and improve shine.
In Crawfordsville Montgomery Circuit Court Judge Jere West awarded Mrs. Elzada R. Young a divorce from Otis E. Young along with alimony of 3500 dollars and court costs after a four day trial. The court found no proof of immoral conduct by Mrs. Young and granted alimony due to her industrious farm work. The case, filed in Boone Circuit Court on September 24 2012, was moved to Montgomery County.
Leland Burroughs of Wabash College class 713 has been notified of a scholarship to Indiana University in the Latin department. His duties begin next fall.
This piece emphasizes high early chick care to boost survival. It covers heat and ventilation, keeping chicks under the hen for 24 hours, avoiding chilling, providing fresh air, and a warm well-ventilated coop. It also advises shade from bushes, large chick yards, windbreaks, sun exposure, and ample feed for healthy growth and broiler development.
A collection of aphorisms on sanitation and fly control urges screening windows and screens to prevent disease. It links flies to typhoid, food contamination, and illness, stressing preventive measures over sickness. The quips suggest practical actions and a lighter motto: swat again if needed.
Attorney General Holen issued guidance on the compulsory education law clarifying that youths aged 14 to 16 employed at home or in useful or gainful service must be in school unless so employed. The certificate of permission to work rests with the parents, not the employer, requiring an official school certificate for each child to be legally employed.
Jane Brown travels to Thorn town for a week long visit with her father. Lawrence Bowman and wife visited James Bowman and wife on Sunday. Ruby Frazier of Lebanon visited Madge and Bess Nisley on Saturday night and Sunday.
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