Advance Indiana Post Notice Line Opens Weekly Mail
Weekly publication entered by second class mail matter on March 3 1911 at Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
2
Weekly publication entered by second class mail matter on March 3 1911 at Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
A long string of quips and misspellings satire touches on success, health, luck, music, politics, education, and worldly figures. It riffs on optimism, medicine, and culture with clipped lines and odd spellings, mentioning Belgium hares, Ragtime, the Panama Canal, and a Boston astronomer.
A collection of speech snippets and quips reflecting wartime sentiment. Conversational moments include humor about salt shortages bicycles soldiers and audience reactions. The dialogue features remarks on listening selfish criticisms Paris fashions and schoolboy banter.
In New York burglars steal a five hundred pound sife and only ten dollars. a country newspaper editor laments a lack of local events. He notes the strain of hunting stories and a town devoid of personals, leaving him tempted to desert work for the day.
A jumble of brief dispatches from Berlin Chicago Danver Barbare Pa Spokane recount war tolls costs and odd incidents. Berlin reports six million duffers and one hundred thousand dead. Chicago notes Armor & Co buying cotton for south agents at fifty per bale amid war disruption. Danver covers firemen’s pool mishap and trousers hung to dry. Barbare Pa records a dynamite mishap removing head and shoulders of a man. Spokane notes a quirky job ad yielding 150 responses.
The item recalls a local paper that tracked a life from birth through schooling, teen milestones, graduation, college, work, marriage, children, triumphs and sorrows, culminating with faith in a hopeful afterlife. It emphasizes a community record of personal milestones and family events.
The text notes various church guests and visiting family members sharing Sunday meals and social calls. It lists names including Charlie Con nor, J H Farrow and family, Walter Brum field, Hansil Butler, Edna Meek, Edith Canada, Forest Graves and others visiting in Crawfordsville and Jamestown areas.
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