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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
7
In Climax Pennsylvania a batter chopped a ball and sprinted for first. The catcher’s quick throw vanished as the ball slid into the batter’s hip pocket, revealed only when the runner gave the ball to the pitcher.
The wartime price surge doubles the cost of cotton and linen and suggests extending fabric life by washing with Red Cross Ball Blue. A grocers advertisement promotes these tips and goods.
Analysis of Matthew ten including Jesus selecting twelve apostles and sending them on a mission to Jews with power to heal, guidance on reception, and the dangers post Pentecost. It notes the dispensational view, the apostles’ maintenance by faith, and the enduring applicability of the second section to all ages with bold commitment to proclaim the full counsel of God despite opposition.
A reflective note quoting Pascal on imploring divine mercy. The line emphasizes asking God to free us from vices rather than granting perpetual peace in sin. It presents a spiritual call to repentance and personal renewal with a concise, devotional tone.
A devotional line from an evangelical teacher emphasizes that true share in God's blessings comes to those belonging to the Lord's people, underscoring faith and belonging as the path to riches.
A short Evangelical Visitor note extols great faith amid trials, urging steadfast belief. The snippet emphasizes perseverance and spiritual resolve as a theme for readers.
The piece reflects on time in divine plan from Galatians fullness of time to Christ’s death for the ungodly. It contrasts leaders who missed the epoch with believers who recognize the due moment and resist self salvation through law. It laments deafness to truth and urges grace over works.
The remark suggests that freedom from faults matters less than possessing them and managing them as an advantage. It frames virtue as a balance between faults and strengths, emphasizing growth, resilience, and self awareness as key leadership traits.
A historical note reports a link between meteorological factors and tumor growth in diseased rabbits. It notes reduced tumor growth during periods of maximum and minimum sunlight in summer and winter, with increased malignancy during rapid changes in daily sunshine, roughly aligning with spring and fall.
A London Times account describes a World War I scene where a Guards officer finds pinks growing in a shelled garden near a cottage at Givenchy in 1915. He digs them up with an entrenching tool, relocates them via a path to a garden in Sorry, then back to Givenchy, with white flowers now in the Guards cemetery and the memorial of the West Lancashire territorials.
A wooden sewing machine owned by P. A. Coney of Deering Center Maine remains in good working order despite being over half a century old. The wooden bobbins wheel head and machinery date back 68 years to inventor Philip A Faust of Danville Pennsylvania.
A robin perched on a Pennsylvania coal field car at Waterloo, New York, drew attention to a nest with two eggs attached to a bumper. It is certain the nest and eggs were formed before arrival, but whether the bird rode inside or flew along remains unclear.
A daughter notes that a woman is more than a man’s equal when it comes to boasting about her job. The remark highlights gender expectations and professional self assertion in contemporary work culture.
A lawyer asserts complete knowledge in a bold stance, prompting critique from peers who warn that certainty may outpace evidence. The exchange highlights tension between confidence and humility in legal practice and ethics.
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