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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text covers domestic matters and social scenes with references to Mrs Steed and travel to Washington. Contains unclear terms and garbled phrases about fashion, money, and a potential purchase, lacking coherent events or identifiable names beyond a few partial mentions.
Scraps note Asheville hosts a community canning kitchen with improved facilities. The Territorial Historical Museum in Juneau opens to the public and houses about 20 000 Eskimo curios and relics.
In the United States moonen eligible for the Congressional Medal of Towle are shown with 40 honored individuals. Patrick Ryle of Boston, national commander of the organization, embraces those pictured.
A cargo of mastodon tusks from Siberia was unloaded at Portland Oregon's municipal terminal. Officials discovered the tusks were substitutes for walrus ivory but the ancient ivory remains well preserved and usable for many common applications after centuries buried under soil.
Mrs. Mabel T. S. Falco of Brooklyn won the aldermanic nomination in the Thirty third district. She lives on Columbia Heights and is the grandniece of James G Blaine. Her father Col F D Stanwood was a Civil War veteran.
A telephonic device called the laryngaphone draws interest at the Shipping Engineering and Machinery Exhibition in London. It eliminates the mouthpiece and uses a transmitter placed against the larynx to capture throat vibrations, aimed at use in noisy factories.
A compact aphorism notes envy trails success while leading those who fail, framing envy as a reactive force. It contrasts the momentum of achievement with the counterproductive pull of envy.
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