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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
3
The piece surveys lace fashion in knitted frocks and two piece suits, highlighting lace gowns with satin back crepe, mohair accents, beaded Paris gowns, georgette and organdie trims, and summer shows, noting navy blue Russian mode, self striped skirts, and white muslin evening pieces. It emphasizes lace as the key quest for afternoon wear.
Elijah confronts Ahab to reveal Israel's repentance as rain is promised. The test on Mount Carmel pits Baal against the Lord with two sacrifices, Elijah's prayer based on covenant, and God's fire consuming the offering, leading to Baal's prophets executed and Israel turning back to God.
A Swift quote on frugal living and self-denial. It equates suppressing desires to cutting off feet to fit shoes, illustrating the paradox of denial. The statement critiques austerity adopted to satisfy needs.
A compact aphorism notes that true trust belongs to those who do not overrate their private counsel, with emphasis on prudence and self awareness in judgment.
A woman tests a florist in a sun versus shade claim on a green palm in a pot. The manager confirms the plant is artificial. A closing statistic notes women survive train disasters more often than men.
The publisher promotes Grape-Nuts as a versatile pantry staple and offers $50 each for at least 101 new recipes from women nationwide. Submissions aim to add to a forthcoming illustrated cook book showcasing diverse uses beyond breakfast cereal.
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts nutrition from wheat and barley with vitamin B and minerals. It notes 29 hours of baking, easy digestion, and a natural grain sweetness. It invites housewives to earn $50 from home educational efforts and compete for Good Housekeeping Institute awards.
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