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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
Rates in the Advance Hustler include yearly and quarterly options with cash in advance discounts. Display ads cost per inch and per line, with small obituaries and card notices offered at minimal per-line charges.
Community notices cover cemetery leadership election at Mt Zion Church on Saturday at 2 oclock. Residents urged to attend, per Board of Trustees.
F A Walker advocates constitutional amendment No 8 to require legal education for those practicing law in Indiana. He notes current rules only demand voter status and good character, inviting unqualified lawyers to practice. He cites support from Governor McCray ex Governor Ralston and U S Senators New and Watson, plus women voters and civic groups. He argues education raises standards and reduces litigation, urging a September 8 vote.
Purdue data show about 30 percent of Indiana wheat infested by Hessian fly last year with warnings of a heavy fall outbreak. Farmers urged to prepare seedbeds obtain cash seed and fertilizer. Terre Haute to Lebanon rail line changes include surrender of licenses by the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co and indeterminate state permit operation.
A quotation by W Shaw Saprrow extols motherhood as the sole artist whose achievements shape every layer of society from ancient times to the present, underscoring its universal cultural influence.
A recipe fragment describes elaborate salads served in tomato or lemon cups and lettuce vessels. It includes celery with Russian caviar and anchovies, tomato pulp with mayonnaise, garlic rubbed bowls, and a Strawberry Salad with peas walnuts and seasoned mayonnaise.
Before 1656 no civilized country had a woman on stage. Women’s parts were played by boys or men as actresses were deemed disgraceful. Rose Coleman broke the ice in 1656 with The Siege of Rhodes, inspiring many English women and prompting France and Germany to follow suit.
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