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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
7
Fashion notes reveal Queen Mary choosing six knitted outfits for her fall wardrobe. The piece highlights tunic blouses, ensemble coats, and semi dress knits in silk, crepe satin, and brushed wool, with colors like henna and powder blue, plus decorative embroidery and fur touches.
A weekly menu lists daily meals with breakfasts dinners and suppers featuring dishes like crullers omelet coffee ice cream fried mush baked apples veal steak tomato salad and lemon tart. It includes a lemon tart recipe and instructions for Spanish potatoes and a carrot onion nut dressing embellishing the week’s cooking guidance.
A reflection on how men respond to authority, whether pride or humility guides their conduct when granted power and privilege.
A nostalgic roundup of traditional Virginia dishes with vintage methods. Recipes include Virginia Sweet Potato Pie and Brunswick Stew using squirrel meat or substitutes, Roast Oysters, and Terrapin with a rich cream sauce, outlining steps, ingredients, and cooking times.
Lesson on Luke fifteen verses 11 to 24 centers on a father’s heart and a prodigal son. It traces the son’s demand, departure, downfall, return, confession, and restoration, emphasizing God’s boundless love and forgiveness as the core message.
Prose fragment on time as a divine gift. emphasizes hours as sacred, connecting earthly toil to heavenly reward. Contains literary allusion to Dickens and a reflection on value of time.
A brief musing notes that a handful of lively adversaries can drive achievement more than many friends. It suggests rivals sharpen effort and resilience, turning opposition into progress. The remark emphasizes competitive pressure over comfort.
A compact quotation from Bulwer Lytton contrasts steady business progress with rushed effort, warning that haste undermines quality. The line reflects 19th century rhetorical style and practical wisdom on professional conduct.
The phrase explains that losing one's temper results in a loss that cannot be recovered and affects the whole course or path previously followed. It emphasizes lasting impact beyond the moment of anger.
The essay notes Jesus as the merciful and faithful high priest who mediates between God and humanity. It contrasts Old Testament priesthood with Christ’s atoning work, explaining propitiation, reconciliation, and the invitation to approach God with boldness through Jesus’ blood.
Mrs. George E. Mott weiler of 1747 Shelby St reports a yearlong weakness improved after taking five bottles of Favorite Prescription and two of Medical Discovery from Dr. Pierce. She endorses the medicines for suffering women and says she feels like a different woman. Local neighbor hood stores carry Dr. Pierce family medicines in tablets or liquid.
Dr Carey long promoted Marshroot Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder issues. The 6 ounce bottle cost 75 cents and was sold by druggists through Carey Medical Laboratories in Elmira New York. The ad claims rapid relief from backache and eye clarity, promising money back if not satisfied within a week.
A company organized to produce a new building material resembling concrete uses portland cement and mineralized sawdust. It claims cheaper cost higher strength and overall superiority. The move is one of several efforts to save forest waste and reduce deforestation per Nature Magazine.
A brief quarrel unfolds with a husband saying he was listening rather than speaking during a phone call to his wife. The exchange hints at domestic tension and everyday communication strain.
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