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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
3
Washington D C Aug 25. A woman recounts using Resinol products after a harsh soap ruined her skin. She describes severe tenderness preventing water contact, a doctor not needed per a druggist, and rapid healing within one night. She praises Resinol Ointment and Soap, ending with a promise to keep them as staples.
The National City Bank of New York reports U S trade with over 20 neighboring countries and colonies opposite the globe tripled since World War I. Imports rose to about 1 billion dollars in fiscal 1924, up from 712 million in 1924 and 235 million a decade earlier.
A playful note defines a collation as a small bite to eat served with style, likening it to a dainty, refined snack. The line captures a light, whimsical culinary quip about portioned treats.
Washington reports nearly all 28 ships doomed to scrap under the disarmament pact will be demolished by February 17 next year with one target ship kept and three delayed. Some vessels converted or used for tests. others fully scrapped or partially dismantled at Newport News and Oakland yards. The article notes costs and savings, highlighting massive outlays and later reductions, and credits Navy officials for nearing treaty goals.
At Ft Lauderdale Florida the Seminole known as Shirt-tail Charlie is depicted in a strange outfit after tribal council banished him for killing his wife twenty years ago. He vows to wear the one-piece garment reaching halfway to his knees with side slits. The photo shows him in a canoe with a 60-pound tarpon he speared.
Kingsville Texas Mrs Henrietta M King owner of the Santa Gertrudis ranch about 1 300 000 acres the largest in the United States celebrated her ninety second birthday at the ranch home east of Kingsville She has run the ranch since early womanhood and kept up the cattle business after her husband Captain Henry King who helped build the ranch died several years ago Local friends and relatives attended the celebration confirming her active life and leadership in ranching history
London is described as a city of grownup people with a declining birth rate. Statistics show births dropping about 14 percent annually while more residents reach adulthood. Fewer marriages and limited housing reduce births, while improved sanitation and living standards boost child survival and longevity.
Baltic sea fishermen report smaller catches with herring and other varieties shrinking in size this summer. German and Baltic state markets feel the impact as scientists launch investigations to determine the cause.
Florida growers anticipate a record citrus season with 8.6 million boxes of grapefruit and 13.4 million of oranges, as the Florida Citrus Exchange expands to cover about 75 percent of groves. Prices may stay low for producers amid cooperative marketing, with plans to ship fruit via steamers to ease rail congestion and curb retail costs.
Berlin transit officials announce that twelve year old girls are to be treated as ladies on street cars. Conductors may request younger riders to give up seats if parents do not. The regulation states girls over twelve are not required to yield seats.
In Chicago at Hull House, Jane Addams told a cooking class that some cooks are too easily satisfied. She recalled a young lady who baked Scotch shortbread and rewarded a helper with a piece spread with apple butter, only to receive a playful reply requesting the bread back.
An advertisement urges gentle rubbing of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promotes using these products as daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue prevents rusty spots caused by inferior bluing. It invites readers to try the product and see the benefit in their laundry use.
A playful tale depicts King Haa kon of Denmark as a figurehead in the republic minded kingdom of Nor way. At a recent party he drops his handkerchief and a gentleman rushes to retrieve it. The king thanks him, noting he cannot afford to lose it as it is the only thing allowing him no real authority.
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