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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
7
A starfish reveals a paradoxical love for eating oysters while caring little about the oyster’s life or feelings. The tale follows the starfish’s gleeful plan to feast, aided by Mother Ocean’s weary, amused commentary. The poem ends with the nutritious promise fulfilled as the admirer starfish eats the oyster.
The season's mode blends graceful capes with dinner gowns and lavish trims like ostrich fringe. Lightweight wool coats with soft textures, color themes in russet and greens, and waffle cloth fabrics define mid season wear, balancing elegance with practical comfort for fall events.
A three year old bursts into the house upset with her mother. She demands whipping the hen for hiding the chicks, saying the bird lifted her dress and all the chicks were white underneath.
A playful classroom quip features a teacher urging Johnnie to try grasshoppers as bait for fish. The snippet hints at seasonal activity and rustic humor, capturing a light moment in school life.
A reading of a weekly menu lists breakfast and dinner items for each day including dishes like New England boiled dinner veal cutlets and baked ham. Recipes detail chicken baked in milk and potato salad with oil vinegar onion cucumber celery and seasoned dressing.
A collection of old fashioned recipes including angel food in a round tin, tongue casserole with tomato gravy, cherry tart with thickened juice, calfs liver with Spanish sauce, roquefort salad, and dates stuffed with peanut butter. Each item offers simple steps and classic flavor pairings for quick family meals.
Mrs Herman of San Antonio says she traveled home from Monterey in a stretcher after a prolonged illness. She credits Tanlac with restoring her health and strength despite nerve exhaustion and stomach disorders. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
A Harper's Magazine quote from David F. Houston notes that over 11 million households and 8 percent of farmers own homes and farms, collectively covering a majority of private land in use, emphasizing ownership by the people.
In a sharp exchange, an editor orders reporter Jenks to wed soon and deliver about three columns by ten o'clock on how to manage a wife, as a test of his writing speed and practical insights. The remark reflects newsroom banter and gender norms of the era.
Advertising bluing advice urges consumers to tell grocer Red Cross Ball Blue and promises repayment through results. The note claims lasting use after initial trial and repeats the ad line as a recommendation.
A brief exchange features a playful parental tease about a child’s gender and size, capturing a light social moment with characters unspecified, set in a casual conversation tone.
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for clean scalp clear skin and soft hands with Cuticura Talecum as a fragrant addition, framing a complete toilet trio for daily care.
A terse advisory urging proactive steps to bypass obstacles. It counsels taking swift action to anticipate failures, finding alternate routes, and neutralizing threats before they materialize. The note emphasizes resilience and strategic planning to maintain progress.
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