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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
5
A lithograph for families divided in politics lets viewers adjust the display to reveal either William H. Taft or William Jennings Bryan. By sliding the image toward or away from light, one candidate dominates or blends with the other, illustrating the campaign choice.
Mra Chas Wynkoop and children of Thorntown visited with friends here Tuesday. Fern Hendrix of Flora Hazel Wynkoop of Thorntown Forest Ailes Opal Caldwell Hazel Sullivan and Nina Waters spent Sunday with Dessie Dean.
A president must be at least thirty five and a natural born citizen either born in the United States or born abroad to American parents. The president is elected by the electoral college for a four year term, with no constitutional ban on a third term though a long standing tradition limits to two terms.
Gustave A Schnell William J Griffin and George G Griffon sue Everett O Patterson for 69.82 on account and seek appointment of a receiver. They allege Patterson absconded August 28 from Indianapolis business Schnull & Co and is hiding unknown. Patterson once owned stock and fixtures valued about 700. Plaintiffs allege they are in contingadon gages.
The court approved an application for a receiver to take charge of the property with Thomas Porter opposing. Porter's bond was set at 1400 dollars with Marion Porter as surety.
Indiana State Fair adopts ladies day with major focus on dairy and creamery exhibits. Oscar Hadley oversees butter and cheese premiums totaling over $200 while Purdue professors teach butter making and dairy science.
The article advises careful handling of gloves during first wear to preserve their look and longevity. It stresses slow, deliberate dressing, powder to aid slipping on, aligning seams, and smooth application, noting even expensive pairs suffer if worn hurriedly.
The article describes gloves to be fastened last and cues to button the second, with guidance on turning warm hands, turning gloves wrong side out, and reshaping them after removal. An hour or two airing is recommended for proper shape preservation.
A description of a DIY dry kiln built from an old door and cleats, with a movable front door and tight hooks to minimize heat loss. The unit sits over a gas fire in the wash house with a sheet iron heat distributor, warming the air by radiation to dry produce efficiently.
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