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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
4
The piece urges hitching to high goals, self reliance, and lifelong learning. It highlights education as the foundation of success, cites quotes, notes a high school meeting with officers, and logs recent student activities and visits while reflecting on civic duty and personal effort.
A collection of humorous classroom exchanges and anecdotes from Beckville. Students discuss vacations and hotels, jokes about overcoats from a Jewish merchant, and light banter among Sophomores Freshmen and teachers. The piece touches on a new basket ball team and a reported Bi Monthly exam held Thursday and Friday last week.
A whimsical Washington Star item describes holiday imagery with Cedars in the cold trimming a Christmas tree and gold leaves, stars bright, snowflakes glistening, rabbit tracks, a possum joke, and a proud shout about a limb bang.
A Kentucky mountaineer explains to a visitor that a long running feud with neighbors over hogs has ended. The two men discuss hope for reconciliation and a fresh start as life, and a feud, are reassessed after years of shooting at one another.
The article traces New Year visiting card customs back to ancient China. It notes cards show titles and names, are large silk backed, and often returned to owners as valuable items. It describes a craft where eggs are etched with vinegar and tallow patterns to resemble carved ivory.
A nostalgic fragment recalls a grandfatherly exclamation about an ancestral tree amid Christmas imagery. The text blends cheerful holiday scenes with a hint of financial worry as it mentions Washington Stas and pockets.
A kitchen cabinet pattern stands 6 feet 4 inches high, 3 feet 6 inches wide, and 12 inches deep with a top 12 inch depth. It includes bins drawers a bread board spacious utensil cabinets. Price 916.50 with financing starting at 8.50.
A reader guidance column offers home remedies for skin lightening and softening. It suggests lemon juice applied nightly to the shin, magnesia and lemon paste for face and hands, lemon juice to reduce freckles, and a borax lemon mix. Additional blends include alum and rose water for regular use.
The piece discusses rug making for bedrooms and halls, noting artistic colon inspired designs and custom weaving to match rooms. It describes materials like ingrain carpet, the process of cutting into strips, rolling into balls for the loom, and emphasizes neat joinings, heavy warp, and skilled weavers.
A lighted candle on a table is used in a party game. The blindfolded participant stands a foot away, takes three forward steps, turns three times, walks four steps toward the candle, and blows it out. The scene amuses onlookers and unsettles the player.
Ethel questions gifts from Bertie as he asks for a kiss. Ethel jokes that Mamma forbids accepting valuable presents from gentlemen. The scene centers on social boundaries and romantic tension in a domestic setting.
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