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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
3
A practical guide for selecting nursery stock and pruning fruit trees and grapevines. Emphasizes balance between roots and top, pruning timing across seasons, and tool choices for clean cuts to promote healthy growth. Notes differing opinions on best prune times and shares the author’s experience with a 30 acre vineyard.
The article advises continuous seeding through summer to fill bare lawn patches and suggests white clover as a lawn plant but notes it dies after about two years. It recommends reseeding each fall or spring or skipping mowing in fall to let clover seed and blossom for a permanent stand.
Lesson centers on John 18 1 1 and 15 17 with emphasis on Gethsemane's drama and Peter's denial. It compares Judas betrayal and modern neglect of Christ, noting Jesus safety of disciples and the progression of Peter s failures from sleep to denial.
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union notes breweries repurposed nationwide. Aberdeen Washington cans clams, Spokane makes vinegar, Olympia uses dairy products, Bellingham farmers buy a plant for a creamingery cooperative. Seattle builds table shrimp and denatured alcohol by products. Coors Golden turns malted milk and porcelain from clay.
A London Christian writer asserts the liquor trade has tied up 60,000,000 tons of labor since the war began, enough to move the great Pyramid thrice. He notes lost food, daily theft from homes, idle UK labor for a hundred days, and war savings leaders urging economy amid $2.5 million daily drink waste.
The mayor testifies that merchants in ten lines of business report better collections this year. Post office revenue rises by 360 543 63 dollars, bank deposits up 3 500 000. Bank clearings exceed 11 000 000. Savings accounts reach a record high. Referee in bankruptcy notes no business in his line.
A concise critical view portrays alcohol as a cerebral poison that disrupts the brain and threatens human duties to family, society, and God, underscoring why government and society take a strong interest in the issue.
A coroner’s jury is proposed as a better fit than a national liquor commission for examining the liquor problem, with the idea circulating as a practical approach.
The New York World asserts that New York harbors about 200000 people enslaved by drug addiction. The claim frames drug dependency as a pervasive social crisis with wide reach in the city.
Of 335 saloons in Portland Oregon in 1915 only 21 are vacant. Many saloon shacks and shanties have been replaced by substantial buildings rented at increased rents.
The Western Retail Implement Vehicle and Hardware association with 4200 members has formally endorsed a nationwide Prohibition policy, signaling industry support for a nationwide ban.
The How to Be Healthy column from the Life Extension Institute discounts moderate use, claiming alcohol first excites yet quickly acts as a knockout drop that reveals a latent primitive nature. The institute cites a board of eminent authorities including Prof. Irving Fisher and Gen. William C. Gorgas as consultants.
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