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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
8
The Christian Church bulletin urges June as the month for Home Mission work. It calls for much prayer and sacrifice to sustain efforts, asking readers to keep the mission in mind and support the superintendent’s outreach.
A reflective note contrasts ongoing storms and past sorrows with a resolve to live in the present. The speaker acknowledges loss and struggle while affirming that today remains fine, embracing life as it unfolds despite potential rain tomorrow.
The fragmentary text portrays Salvation Army workers feeding weary infantrymen, amid cries for fair pay and acknowledgment of sacrifices. It mentions 24 hour service, families, babies, and volunteers delivering hot chocolate and food to soldiers. The tone mirrors wartime morale and social duty.
Fragments describe a Glass 2Lver project or training linked to Army home service. Mention of Dawes, a college band in New York, and a local curriculum tied to Army work. References to a Home Service Appeal in Indiana May 10 to 20 and local college involvement.
James Bowman, trustee, announces fiduciary actions on Tuesday at Advance Bank and Friday at Jamestown Bank. Public notice lists dates and banking offices involved in the trust proceedings.
Moral: Give your printing to a good printer and save money.
The De Veyra family from the Philippines engages in Washington politics as prominent residents. Commissioner de Veyra, a near 100 percent Filipino, discusses independence, education, and cultural outreach while his wife speaks publicly on Philippine issues. The article highlights their influence, public appearances, and efforts to shape perception of Filipinos in the United States.
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