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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item shows a publication reference to The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana with price one dollar and garbled trailing text.
Ora Me Daniel offers to arrange subscriptions to Lebanon Reporter Times Star and News of Indianapolis for rural route readers. She claims it can save remittance costs and asks if you would like to subscribe through her service.
The Lacies Auxiliary of Mit. Zion plans two five by three flags for Mrs. Anschutz directed to Mrs. Wm. Martin who will present one flag to a relative. Notice: All dog tax not turned over in ten days the accounts will be given over for collection. Wim. Joseph trustee. Henry Vroffitti Jr. arrived from Storland Monday to name with Mo. and Mrs. Rhodo Proffict. Wim, Deck and son Everette will go to Pittsboro next week to take charge of the E. R. Jaques poultry establishment. Arthur Swisher and family and Clare Smith and family of Lebanon visited Sunday with Wm. Beck and family. Cane planting seed from B. L. Smiley listed for Paxton Shawnley MacWherley Fletcher Whorley John Kwhn John Nicely Chas Thompson Joe Graves Chas Sparks and Let Walker as crops discussed to lower living costs. Sorghum expected plentiful this fall.
A collage of quirky observations and snapshots on food, fashion, and society. It lampoons trends from clumsy chow chow to Leaden diets, fashion fads, and a mock critique of intellect and language, with offbeat asides on education, Venice schools, and human speech.
Advice on giving away your own success to lift others. Emphasizes the power of encouragement to inspire grit and drive in people and nations. Urges turning pockets of encouragement inside out to keep them endlessly full.
A health official argues that wood chopping offers more wholesome exercise than dancing, yet few people engage in either activity. The wartime lessons are cited as guidance for public fitness and behavior.
The article notes the return of the seventeen year Jocust this year amid a few troubles that seem minor at the moment.
For Sale White Pekin duck eggs listed by Glen Silknitter of Lebaron R R 11. He offers fresh eggs from a pond-raised flock and invites inquiries for availability and pricing.
A reflective moral piece urges simple truths and a clear conscience before rest. It emphasizes earning an honest meal, avoiding tainted money, and facing one’s faults. The tone shifts to a casual local anecdote about Aunt Lexie Hawkins, her egg business, and a stingy storekeeper during a county fair.
Laura Gordon spends week with James Gordon and wife while Oral Gordon visits grandparents. Tom Melson is sick. A cabinet phonograph is offered for 35 pounds. Several locals ill or recovering, including Mark Wall Robt Fulwider and Avery Zimmerman family. Various visits and travel notes surround John Dale, the Becks, and the Higginses. A Midland Sunday-train incident near Jordan’s bridge ends with injuries and a near-sue by Yager.
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