28 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
1
Miss Chaver quizzes on Pericles reign from about 36 years to 429 B.C. Theron cites the Athenian Assembly on the hill Pnyx pronounced nix. Seventh and eighth year boys riffle a loose board as a rattle box. Some Caesar opinions call it easy but hard to read.
Senior School Notes from Caldwell recount banter in class with Mr. Carpenter addressing misinterpretations. Students joke about Halloween witches and Shakespeare, recall dates, and chat about a geometry problem while Hazel Lane notes camouflage of clothes.
Ernest Wright edits junior notes with snippets from Mr Carpenter and Miss Bourn-Earl. The dialogue includes agriculture ideas, definitions like to set down, shocks of corn, and a joke about the Kaiser. Oakley and Jewell join in on grammar and principles as Emmert addresses the class.
Boone County Sunday School workers met in Lebanon for discussions led by Rev D O Cov and others. A follow up gathering is planned for next Saturday at the Lebanon Methodist Church to address Sunday School problems and enrollment revisions. The County Association urges all schools to participate and contribute to a December Armenians offering.
Boone County War Mothers compile a memorial booklet listing heroes. Killed in action include Clarence E. Brown Elbert Mills Johan L Brindle William Bailey. Died in disease include Bunnie Airhart Herdis Brown Arthur R Caldwell Wm Hendrickson Earnest Harshbarger Mason Hitte Bernard King Albert Nelson en Bryan Lucas Nathan Mills Ogle D Nance Jacob Witt Mrs Geo M Comley Comm.
Psalm 85 passage notes God will speak peace to his people and saints. It emphasizes mercy, truth, righteousness, and the blessing of abundance in the land. The verse celebrates harmony among the faithful as mercy and peace prevail.
Former Ward minister describes Tibetan Chinese tensions and Chinese soldiers near Batang. He notes stalled trade, money shortages, and threats of looting, with an English consul aiding talks. Also mentions birth of an eleven pound girl named Llona and era of tentative peace with ongoing robberies nearby Batang.
Lewis Wall formerly of Advance now residing in Shelby County is at Long Hospital in Indianapolis awaiting an operation as soon as he gains strength. He has a stomach growth and has been very ill. Mark Wall has gone to the hospital to donate blood to aid his brother's recovery.
Surplus funds from the Sheets ditch require all those assessed to call at the Advance Bank this week and pay their quota. Amounts range from five cents to $1.25.
The Hustler will be printed on Tuesday night this week. Production notes confirm the weekly edition will roll from press to distribution after final edits.
The army camp at Warsaw was abandoned last week and soldiers were moved to Indiana polis where they will be mustered out. Five boys from the camp were removed or left behind, including Lloyd Bowman and Earl Rosy. Also listed are Willis Fulwider Nesilit Brown and Lea Kincaid as advance personnel.
Edgar S. Kindley announces the second number of the lecture course on December 5. The event is presented by a high grade guaranteed chautauqua organization and is sure to give satisfaction.
Ralph Cunningham’s wife was persuaded to stay home and help with chores, leading to trouble. Ralph vowed to change after buying a new double tub electric fisher. A drug connection and others, including Mr Burrin and Tommy Rohn, reportedly faced similar incidents.
A farmer reports 23 hens laying eggs all winter after starting Don Sung in January. He notes rising daily eggs from four to five to about 13 to 14 weekly, and offers a 39 day trial with money back if results fail. Burrin Drug Co. advertises 500 or 1 dollar packages in Advance, Indiana.
The note from Phed A Love Cream Company states no purchase of cream on Thursday and urges no charging. The message is incomplete but indicates a holiday purchase pause and a request to refrain from charges.
The report states Wilbur Newman killed two pigs on Friday and two more on Monday. Details on location and motive are not provided in the fragment.
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