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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
7
Miss Lakue Davis of Chattanooga Tennessee says she weighed 76 pounds before Tanlac and now weighs over 100 with daily gains. She bought the first bottle in Gas City Indiana and continued using it, noting improved appetite and complexion and calling Tanlac the only medicine that helped.
A quip notes one big difference between death and taxes. Death can only hit you once.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to babies and children to relieve constipation. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and describes symptoms like feverishness and sour stomach. The copy warns mothers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper bottle labeling.
A fragmented text hints at a wedding or relationship with names like Hsie-So Jacek and Ella-No. The tone suggests a playful or satirical recounting of romance and misnaming without clear events or outcomes.
Advertorial copy praises Diamond Dyes with simple instructions to dye or tint fabrics from draperies to sweaters. It assures no dye runs, fades, or spots, and claims perfect results even for first timers, detailing how to tell fabric type to the druggist.
European business recovery is underscored as many affluent U.S. citizens resume trips abroad for the summer season. The trend signals renewed international commerce and cross Atlantic spending.
Practical guide to using leftover veal with a tender stew and gravy. Includes dumplings potato turnovers and brown sauce. Also lists cream scones coffee creams muskmelon desserts and fruit salads with step by step preparation and serving notes.
Coats for winter promise richness and comfort with quiet fabrics and fur trims. Two pictured styles showcase brown duvetyn with brown curacul fur bands and wide gathered sleeves. A black velour or similar wrap features a high embroidered collar and deep cuffs, offering elegant, versatile options.
A feature on fall millinery describes hats in velvet duvetyn and related fabrics with trims of cire ribbons ostrich plumes and metallic accents. The collection includes small to median shapes with decorative frames and bold upstanding feather ornaments, highlighting craftsmanship and brimming with style despite the season.
In early autumn and spring, women favor practical blue serge with braid trimming. The piece notes braid’s enduring popularity as the preferred finish for this fabric, with no replacement in sight.
The item presents Rev. FP B Fitzwater’s Improved Uniform International Lesson from 1923, a Moody Bible Institute teaching piece distributed through Western Newspaper Union. It outlines Bible study guidance and English Bible instruction for teachers and readers in a period-voice religious education format.
A lesson summary outlines Paul's preaching in Ephesus, his bold reasoning and persuasive teaching, miracles with handkerchiefs and aprons, and a dramatic awakening. It notes the burning of occult books and the Demetrius mobilization against the gospel and the town clerk's calming intervention.
Biblical passage II Kings 24 verses 11 and 14 describe Nebuchadnezzar laying siege to Jerusalem and carrying away ten thousand captives, including princes and mighty men of valor. The verse records the scale of the deportation and the king's military action against the city.
A brief biblical excerpt notes that people fail to recall their wicked deeds as they face judgment. The verse emphasizes that their own actions surround them and are seen before the Lord. The reference traces to Hosea chapter 7? verse 32 in some traditions.
Springfield Massachusetts about a sickly woman who refused surgery for infertility then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on her husband's urging. She reports improved health during pregnancy and birth of her eighth child and urges others to try the product.
The Atchison Globe quotes a Paris scene where a firman boasts of conquering air and a skeptical airman replies we have conquered nothing. An art student friend in Paris describes a bilingual phone call mix up with a Spanish speaking Chinaman on the line.
A collection of satirical observations on public policy and daily life. It muses on fuel mix in accidents, cattle versus chicken salad, British air ship cuts, private finance troubles, Greece’s wars, romance and practicality, coffee consumption trends, saloon phrasing, gum bans, and the smugness of the well off.
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