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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
4
The Commercial Club arranged a post season street concert at its regular meeting last Monday. It will be the last open air concert of the year and takes place Saturday evening with a post season band cover.
Mrs Horne of Paintsville Kentucky was summoned home after telegram said their son was dangerously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Horne is sister to Mrs J M Walker.
Ethel Ray advanced to sophomores as five more pupils joined the high school last week. Fewer dropouts in fall attendance noticed this year, with seven or eight common in prior years. Classrooms gain adjustable seats per Indiana School Code. Basketball practice began Monday under Mr Wright Schaffer. Manual Training yields four book cases and two cabinets. Supt Service praised the work. School dismissed at 2:30 for Ex-Senator Beveridge appearance.
A crowded weekend of visits fills homes in Posto Surcay Aort to near Kewanna and Lebanon with relatives from Jamestown Sao Crawfords ville and more. News include a kitchen mishap injuring Elizabeth Baker and the death of James Gardner at Lafayette Soldiers Home. School teacher Sylvan Yager hosts a social afternoon at Milledgeville school with parents invited for an Indians illustrated talk by Frank A Doty.
Hazelwood O A McClainon lies ill on the sick bed. John Crawford bought a new Maxwell automobile. Bertha Deterd of Edmore visited from Monday to Wednesday with M M Etrington and family. Frack Self and wife and Eerl Self and wife spent Saturday with Or. Billingsly. Roy Swindler and wife visited Saturday with James Meadows and family.
Sunday visits include Henry Lasley and family with Fred Taylor and family near Lebanon. Sam Graham and family of near Lebanon with John Kernodle and wife. Mrs Joe Jackson and daughter Nealie, Mrs Ott Patterson of Lebanon, and Mrs Lish Reesa called on Mrs Elizabeth Jackson Friday.
Advance R R 20 George Brown and wife John Mc Nutt and family visited Roach Dean and family Sunday evening. May Cornelius sewed for Cordelia Caldwell this week. Mrs Luc Caplinger spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Amance Shelley. Virgil VanHorn spent Sunday with Lawrence Kinzer.
Mount Zion Ethel Rogers near Lebanon and Edna Meek were guests of Edith Caneds Sunday. Minnie Farrow visited Thorold Needham Sunday. Frank Hall and family of Thorn visited. Town residents visited Saturday and Sunday with Stephen Emmett and family. Charley Connor and wife visited Dan Whiteman and wife Sunday.
Brown Stop Saveral attended the storm supper at Cory Friday night. Baxter Brubeck was in Lebanon Saturday. Baxter Reel and wife called on Oca Read and family Sunday afternoon. Mra R J River was in Lebanon.
A large crowd gathered Thursday afternoon to hear Hon. Albert J. Beveridge discuss current political topics. Due to time constraints the full address cannot be printed this week and will be published in full next week.
A Washington specialist known for blunt speech prescribes a daily schedule of meals and walks to a cabined officer's wife in response to her health complaints. The regimen includes breakfast egg and tea, two hour walks, light lunch, dinner of fish and chicken, and a single wine glass.
The piece argues rest is mental, body relaxes when the mind tires, and drudgery dulls life. It warns idleness breeds rust. a change of air helps little without a new duty. Action prevents atrophy, and there is no reward for the idle rich or poor.
Home made lemon extracts and flavorings are easy to prepare for cool summer drinks and desserts. Include lemon rind, juice, sugar, and alcohol for strong flavors. combine with ginger, mint, and fruit for refreshing beverages. use lemon milk custard and gelatin desserts for family favorites. finish with jelly and fruit layers.
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