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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
7
A collage of sayings on war weather rumor and finance appears, including quips about the Sultan missing, the phrase tire tracks in time, and a Senator Sorgum exchange. It features advertising for Cuticura including a baby care pitch and a civics prompt urging letters to representatives.
A witty remark in Boston Transcript features a martyr and a wife debating heaven. The wife asks if she can enter heaven by clinging to her husband, while he quips he might reach heaven by showing St Peter the bills for her skirts.
A Western Newspaper recipe column offers stuffed onions with pecan stuffing, Franconia potatoes with roast, bread pudding with grape juice, and carrots with peas. It also shares a bread crumb bread recipe and closes with a quotation on humanity by L. P. Jacks.
A long fashion article details sleeved and sleeveless summer frocks, white knitted costumes, bertha sleeves, sheer marines, moire silks, and capes. It notes the trend toward transparent sleeves, decorative braids, and embroidery, with brides in mind and a focus on elegant, practical white ensembles for the season. A contrasting children’s tale about a boy and his hospital turtle General closes the piece.
A summer guide praises nature for cooling foods and offers recipes. Egg and Spinach Salad combines eggs, spinach, onion, pepper and celery with mayonnaise. Clubette Sandwich layers scrambled eggs, lettuce, parsley and bacon with mayonnaise on toast. An Egg and Fish Loaf uses tuna, rice, bacon, onion and eggs baked with tomato sauce.
Amarillo Texas resident Mrs C B Robinson reports severe backache and menstrual trouble eased by the Vegetable Compound. She shares her relief and urges other women to try the remedy, noting its effect on fatigue irregularity and overall health.
The 1922 honey harvest in British Columbia reached a record value of 177 839 dollars at wholesale prices, averaging 61 pounds per hive from 11 591 hives across 2 143 apiaries. The 11 year gain saw output rise from 20 tons to 355 tons, with 1921 showing 30 pounds per hive from 10 329 hives.
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