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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
4
Providence Church hosts a homecoming on Sunday June 8 1928 with Sunday School at 10 A M and an afternoon program at 2. The day features a preaching program with Mark Wall minister as speaker and an orchestra at the morning program. Attendees are asked to bring dinner baskets to share with visitors from distance.
A father and his scout son received the Eagle rank in a Salt Lake City ceremony, illustrating strong father son camaraderie in scouting. Their journey began with a friendly wager on merit badges and evolved into collaborative, shared achievement through mutual dedication and service to the boys.
Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale for sale delivery. Write L. Jones, Box 889, Olney, Illinois.
The passage attributes the proverb to Epictetus, highlighting self control and independence from external things. It emphasizes two faults—inability to bear afflictions and to abstain from causing unhappiness to others—and urges teaching bearing and forbearance to children for a tranquil life.
Francis H. Sisson argues that common beliefs about tariffs immigration the Fed deflation and other economic notions are false catchy phrases not backed by proof. He warns these distortions mislead public opinion and hinder real solutions to economic issues.
A Goshen special notes Clyde O Grater who will graduate from Wabash College soon has been engaged as athletic director for the new $350000 high school building project in progress here. The facility, to be completed by next September, marks a major educational development for the community.
In a rural exchange Hiram boasts he has two good harvest hands hired already. Ma asks their names and Hiram jokes that their names are Right and Left, adding humor to the farming scene.
Bilkins admits shooting his dog, Smythe responds with a grim joke about the animal’s reaction. The pairing delivers a dark, terse exchange marked by wry humor and blunt honesty.
In Texas Tourist a native explains a lone chimney is not a chimney but a relic of summer cyclones that turned it inside out. The scene then shifts to a muddled wisdom line about will power and a wager involving a wife driving, tagged by a Methusalem reference.
The American Legion Auxiliary recently provided welcome cookie jars to veterans in government hospitals and the National Military Home. Ex-soldiers in Kansas City and Leavenworth show clear appreciation as cookies are consumed at a rate that would stretch 12 miles if laid end to end.
A chaotic excerpt shows a publisher debating printing a reader poem about a boy and a pigmy counter part. The editor questions the poem while noting readers forgetful of subscriptions and the value of wisdom. The fragment ends with reflections on minds and routine.
A radio feature now lets listeners hear a Sunday sermon without leaving bed. The innovation adds convenience for worshipers who prefer at home access to religious broadcasts.
Gar land W. Powell of the American Legion says most defects leading to draft disqualification could be prevented by physical education programs. A medical authority notes heart strength, tonsil and teeth health, vision, nutrition, abdominal muscles, and foot care as key areas for prevention through exercise and proper instruction.
A humorous exchange notes rates moving by thirds and weekly totals. The dialogue mentions three dollars up and four dollars down as playful pricing hints, though the exact setting remains unclear.
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