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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
8
Fluffy, the spoiled chick of Mrs. Leghorn, joins Duckie’s pond excursion and nearly drowns. Rover Dog rescues her, teaching the brood that chicks cannot swim while ducklings can. Fluffy remains shy but wiser, avoiding mockery from the others.
The piece contrasts can and may to explain power versus permission and probability. It notes usage examples such as may vs can in questions and responses and mentions the historical shift with could and would in past or subjunctive contexts.
A humorous sign question asks why seats were placed far left at tonight's theatre and notes the program words All Rights Reserved. The exchange hints at signage and copyright wording in a playful, observational moment.
A parent explains that a phenomenon is a concept a young person should understand. The exchange frames curiosity and learning as guiding ideas for youth.
The article traces Eleanor origins from Helios through Alienor to Ellen Elena and Elena, noting Provencal Alienor, Castilian Leonor, Plantagenet usage, variations Elinor and Ellen, and legendary ties including Dame Eleanor Davies. It cites heraldic gems the jacinth, a safety talisman, and assigns Sunday as Eleanor's lucky day.
The piece notes early ideas of incendiary weapons known as liquid fire, imagined as post World War I growth but with records extending to ancient Greek wars. It describes projection methods from cauldrons or tubes and cites a compound likened to naphtha, sulphur, and nitre, with guarded secrecy.
A Sunday school class staged a play titled The Dark Hero featuring roles such as An Glass ashioner Mother. The event ran smoothly, earning about 3.50 in receipts with the band earnings covering 22.95 and leaving 5.75 after costs.
Four sisters separated forty three years gather at Mrs. T Wilkins home in Traders Point for a two day reunion with forty three relatives. Survivors of nine children reared by William and Mary Shepherd of Mooresville, they traveled from Indianapolis Springfield Colorado Kansas City for the event.
About 40 people surprised Or ville River on Monday night. It is said Orville was somewhat excited.
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