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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
7
Mack the dog recounts his escape from captivity with vivid details of being tied up by thieves. He describes Mildred, the girl who cares for him, and recalls how she feeds him walks and loves him. He expresses gratitude and affection, noting he would only be happy with her.
The article surveys hat fashions emphasizing becoming looks and professional craftsmanship. It describes five distinct styles in black velvets and duvetyne with trims of lace beads ribbons and flowers, noting wide brims soft crowns and dramatic details.
Fashion notes coat styles range from suede cloth in light tan with panel embroidery to Salivian blue designs with wide rippling skirts. Fabrics stay traditional while adding fur trims and fringes. Coats vary from knee to shoe-top lengths and feature belts, large sleeves, and beaver collars.
To remove iodine stain from cotton, make a thin paste of stored and cold water, apply to stained fabric and soak overnight. Rinse with soap and water. stained pieces will wash out easily afterward.
A 1921 kitchen guide excerpt describes Boiled Salad Dressing with yolks olive oil butter vinegar lemon juice mustards and peppers, plus recipes for Potato Salad Beet Salad French Dressing Chicken Salad Arabian Stew and a Ruskin quotation about sowing and reaping.
The article extols fresh carrots and spinach as staple vegetables, noting their vitamins and iron content. It describes serving ideas from grated carrot additions to salads and soups, plus canned options, and offers a Madsha Cake recipe with eggs butter sugar flour cream and nutmeg baked in a round tin.
A long reader letter set extolling Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles that doctors advised would require surgery. Testimonies from Mrs E H Haypock of Chicago and Mrs H R Sharon of Burlington praise the remedy and urge publishing the letters. The piece argues many ailments are not surgical and urges use of the product before operations.
A five year old Johnny is corrected for disobedience and wonders how God knows if he is naughty. His mother explains God sees everything, prompting the boy to quip that God must stay busy. The page also hints at Cincinnati civic notes and a travel suggestion from a Boston Telegram.
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