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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
10
A jumble of births marriages and social notes from the Lebanon area includes May 7 birth announcements and local greetings. It also features short humorous quips and pointed paragraphs reflecting community life and polite satire.
A satirical piece argues against fashion presumption and social standards. It mocks hat rules, praises sun exposure for health, and questions the pursuit of style over personal comfort and nature. The writer challenges focusing on others opinions over self care.
The article chronicles a fragmentary reflection on Fusisian and a 18th century music scene linked to John Stamford and Foshish musicians between 1760 and TSns ALOE. It references the Sea Seconded Danner and mentions a petition to the Lordon Society, with tangential notes on Anacreen and cultures. It closes with a basketball game night and Edgar Fay Daugherty addressing conscience.
A Mt Zion area summary describes efforts to raise grain and vegetables, establish a garden beside the community building, rotate crops including corn, and improve clover stands. It notes dairy focus, new milk routes, cream shipments to towns, and local dairy testing stations. Poultry is raised while egg and feed costs reduce fry numbers.
Joan Whitecotton and family visited Sunday with Ora Lasley and family near Danville. Dr Williams of Lebanon and Dr Hall operated on Mrs Ida Higgins on Tuesday for abdominal cancer. She remains dangerously ill with daughters Mary and Verla at her bedside. J A Erskine finished planting corn. Bobbie, a son, born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hurt of Oxford on Wednesday. Tom Burroughs sold six Jersey yearlings for 535 dollars. one calf weighed 1900 pounds at sale, up from 400 pounds last June, price 10 cents more. Ed Wright reports 84 acres for corn and 20 for oats. Robert Bratton has 100 acres for corn and 24 for ?
The Princess Stocks Company returns for a third year with its best lineup yet. Manager Mr Stevens has rented the Community Building for a week to host large, appreciative crowds.
A historical note on flag etiquette describes sunrise hoisting and sunset lowering at army posts, eight a.m. for the navy, and flag protocols at sea and during church services. It explains flags above dag sails and the surrender signal of lowering the flag below another flag, with sunrise reveille rules for posts.
A brief reminder highlights local merchants who place ads in the newspaper, urging readers to support those businesses and sustain community services. The note emphasizes the mutual benefit of advertising for merchants and readers.
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