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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
5
A compendium of agricultural guidance covers rotation to deter disease for crops, humane handling of livestock, feed and nutrition tips for poultry and dairy, hay and alfalfa practices, pest control, and the economics of swine and hog housing in a practical farming context.
Steward's Chapel pastor Reverend Emort of Lebanon filled his regular appointment Sunday and Sunday night. Frank Heistand sawed wood for James Spenser last week. Oliver Hunt and wife attended church at Max Sunday night. Born last week to John Grater and wife a son. Vallie Hedge and wife of Shady Nook visited W D Randle and family Sunday. Mrs Rosa Lasley of Max spent part of last week with Oliver Hunt and wife. Ora Emmert and family visited Bet Shields and family at Lochinapolis Sunday. Willie Graves and wife attended the funeral of Mr Greaves' uncle at Thorotown Friday.
In a passage from Josiah Allen's wife a temperance tale argues the license law harms families. The characters blame the saloon for Tom Nugent's killing of his father and his suicide, contrasting legal protection of dogs and sheep with protection of the troublesome boy.
Mount Zion Rev Sturgeon of Gilmore will preach at this place Sunday. Earls and Edith Canada visited Mr. Alice Emmett and family Saturday night. Minnie Farrow and Edna Meek visited Walter Brumfield near Litton Sunday. Sol Buechler and wife and Mrs James Shields visited Calvin Todd and family in Illinois late that week. Nona Troutman near Ladoga visited Mrs Mollie Powell and Miss Lela Emmert. Jobo Canada and family and Mrs Carolyn Canada and Mrs Ella Emmert visited David Canada's Sunday. Stephen Emmert and wife were guests of Mess Powell Friday. Raleigh Proffitt is working in a bakery at Danville. Those visiting Mrs Alice Emmert and family were Steven Emmert and family, J D Emmert and family, and Victora Proffitt. Thomas Farrow and family of Litton visited Wm Buechler and wife Sunday.
The text suggests a view of human service as a level field where effort and dignity matter equally for all workers. It contrasts the scrubwoman and the pathway to success, implying recognition of unseen labor and inclusive humanity.
A vintage guide lists lemonade and related beverages for heat relief. It details lemon sirup preparation and storage, kumiss made from milk and yeast, an egg nogg style lemonade, a mint fizzle mixing ginger ale grape juice and mint, and Syracuse Lemonade with beaten egg whites for serving.
Residents and families from Thorntown Lebanon Advance Jamestown and nearby areas spent the week with visits church gatherings funerals and social calls.(Lists several names and connections across multiple towns reflecting local social activity.)
A quirky meditation on phrases and social labels questions cruel attitudes entertaining ideas and wording for future looking people and joy expressions. It notes playful wordplay and ends with an unclear fragment about schools.
A Chicago mail order style notice invites readers to sell farm goods directly. It targets 250000 wealthy Chicago buyers seeking profits, promising a bound classified list with accurate addresses, prepaid for five dollars to W A Deeds Riverdale Station Chicago Ml.
A dramatic tale of a young wife seeking fine clothes and luxury while her husband, urged by greed, yields to temptation. Holly's costly indulgence exposes the corrosive power of wealth on character and relationships, a stark warning about quick riches.
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