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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

7

Poker Player Thoroughly Cleaned Out on Third Street

Paul Asselin, after a poker game on Third Street in Kan. So, tried to swear out a warrant for Stam Borlich known to police as Minnesota for stealing his roll. He could not raise the dollar fee and borrowed ten cents from Chief Bonnville to file the complaint.

Stam Borlich Minnesota

Marks Spot of Yanks Landing in France

At Pointe de Grave France a ceremony marked the landing of the first American troops in 1917. President Poincare and American ambassador Hugh Wallace spoke as Lafayette’s birthday was honored. The scene was bright with tribute to the American entry into the war.

Pointe de Grave France Laysie Poincore Hugh Willace Lafayette America

Wall of Death at Dinant honors fallen soldiers

The ceremony gathered about 3,000 onlookers as French and American leaders and troops united on the Pointe in Dinant. President Poincare urged continued Franco American friendship while praising France and the Marne's bravery and sacrifice.

Dinant Pointe Guard of Honor Marne 1918 Sinbrassador Wallice France

Saloonkeeper Offers Friend Choice of Jails to Sell Beer

In Kansas Ot entered the office of United States district attorney and asked if he could sell liquor with 2.75 per cent beer. He was told he could select any jail in the Western district of Missouri, then backed off after preferring near 1 percent beer.

Kansas Certainite Jeonkerper Sambiargus United States

KILLS MORE THAN WAR Survey on Tuberculosis Urges Campaign

A National Tuberculosis association report warns the United States faces a hidden menace greater than war with 140,000 annual TB deaths and over 1,000,000 active cases. It calls for a ten day Red Cross fundraising drive starting December 1, estimating state budgets surpassing 6.5 million dollars to fund a nationwide prevention campaign. The note cites wartime medical boards showing nearly 100,000 draftees were tuberculous and compares the annual toll to wartime losses. A South African board will fund research scholarships and grants.

New York United States National Tuberculosis Association Fie l Red Cross

Fall Suit Styles Offer Varied Silhouettes for All Figures

The piece reviews fall suit styles for women focusing on proportion friendly designs. It notes top slender and stout options, long line silhouettes, and decorative details like silk embroidery on side bands. Embroidered plain suits can be personalized to save money.

Paris

Ribbon use by American designers in costume work

Ribbon is widely used by American designers in assembling auto models and plays a significant role in Bevis developments for major theatrical productions.

Nail care routine for beauty and finger health

A daily fifteen minute routine for hands and nails. Avoid harsh washing, use soft grease first, thorough drying, and separate finger care. File nails, clean under nails with diluted lemon juice, trim with care, protect with gloves, and use olive oil or vaseline nightly.

Monkey and Canary Describe Louise’s Exciting Car Ride

In a chatty tale, a monkey and a canary recount a ride with Louise in a luxurious city car. The monkey recalls the glamorous avenue, the gawking shoppers, and its proud, stylish display while the canary eats lettuce in the conservatory as Louise’s mother smiles.

Sotvangey Greader Goor Canary Louise

Bad signs of neglect and self respect in a girl

The text argues it is poor to watch a girl to prevent her from slighting work. It asserts she knows the neglect even if others do not and should value her own opinion as highly as others. It emphasizes self respect and personal standards.

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