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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
6
Classic home beauty guidance urges daily quarter hour care for skin and hair. It recommends thorough hand cleansing with abrush and soap, borax rinse, gentle brushing, bleaching pastes, almond oil with French chalk, and glove wear at night to keep skin pale and smooth.
A period description of girls frocks made in dark blue serge with braided trimming and brass buttons. It notes bodice styling, side revers, a colored vest, belt, and neat silk braiding. Skirt fullness varies by age, with emphasis on youthful, well-planned design and wear for under sixteen.
Side by side with lace like frocks, linen dresses catch the eye in white and pale colors. The article notes fine handkerchief and coarse weaves, used for tailored dresses, suits, smocks, and hats. A pink model features a heavy cotton fringe trim.
The lesson outlines September 28 review across grades from Primary focusing on Jesus and the Children to Adult about the church. It discusses parables including the Hid Treasure the Merchantman and the Drag Net and emphasizes that salvation is a free gift and not bought, with Christ as purchaser and the church as the pearl.
A devotional piece extols prayer as essential for deliverance from danger protection from temptation wisdom in perplexity provision for needs and revelations of hidden things It cites Peter Jonah Nehemiah Daniel and Paul to illustrate prayer's power and ends with the peace it yields in all circumstances.
On that day when our Lord Jesus Christ was lifted up a diverse crowd gathered. People from all walks of life joined the scene from peasants to aristocrats, scribes, priests, soldiers, and travelers, all drawn to him. The passage emphasizes the universal call of Christ.
A concise quotation attributed to Jean Ingelow stressing duty to fulfill one’s divinely appointed task with a cheerful heart rather than changing the world. It frames vocation as obedience rather than social reform.
A reflective note on living a single day in peace as urged by De Lamennais. It emphasizes choosing serenity, purpose, and harmony in the limited time each person has on earth.
A reflective note cites De Lamennais on peace as the fruit of love and the necessity to endure many things for harmony.
An inspirational line from Lucy Larcom states that divine judgment rests beyond human flaws and God’s love preserves our noblest traits in sight. The quote underscores moral resilience and faith.
The Kansas City Star quotes J. Fuller Gloom if he sought notoriety he would pose as a plain, deceitful traveler near the Union station wearing a weeping willow cane and strange garments to lure locals into novel encounters. He imagines collecting experiences quickly through such ruses.
In a local exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript, Mrs. Grogan-Wayake resists disturbance claims while Grogan-Ye is urged to adapt to the ongoing foghorn racket. The dialogue depicts neighborly friction and a casual attitude toward the noise.
A fragmentary exchange hints at a character named Elijan who is described as having joined a cruise with a widow. The text suggests anecdotal details rather than a full narrative.
A vintage health advertisement promoting Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron and quinine tonic. It claims to boost energy, color the cheeks, appetite, and strength, noting the formula remains unchanged for over thirty-five years and urging purchase at 60 cents per bottle.
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