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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
7
Fashion notes highlight black blouses as the season’s versatile centerpiece. Overblouses in black and white crepe de chine, georgette, and collar crepe weave elegant silhouettes with beaded detailing. Stitches like cross stitch and French knots finish the wearable art.
A display showcases autumn hats with velvet, panne, and duvetyn textures in rich colors such as red browns and pheasant tones. Durable trims include metallic accents, beads, and chenille flowers. The collection highlights large crowned shapes with velvet facings and decorative ribbons.
Sport frocks of knitted silk feature a straight-line cut with a high collar that can be worn upright or folded over. The designs are described as very smart and versatile for different wearers.
A compact exhortation echoes Carlyle urging diligence faithfulness patience and hope while affirming belief that eternal rules govern life and that nothing truly final has occurred or can occur.
The article offers a range of cool summer treats and salads including Cucumber Salad Combination Salad and Mint Julep. It describes ginger the cream muskmelon cocktails and muskmelon cocktails with ginger syrup plus fruit garnishes and serving ideas. It ends with literary quotes about water and food.
A new summer epidemic among travelers is named motor foot. Continuous driving strains the right foot and displaces metatarsal bones, “shorting” nerves and causing pain. Walking suffers and active recreation like golf or tennis is limited.
A short collection of family kitchen notes with recipes for Italian Tutti Frutti Ice Grapes Juice Ice and Old Southern Cake plus Tomato With Macaroni detailing fruit layering sugar instructions method and bake times. The pieces urge practical use and repeatable results for home cooks.
A humorous dialogue about names and origins. A husband explains his wife's nickname Peggy as short for Pegasa derived from Pegasus. The quip reveals Pegasus as an immortal steed, then the punchline notes she is nearby, an everlasting nag.
A Pittsburgh Leader note reports women choosing large patterned fabrics, from chintzes to velour like drapery linings, for sport skirts and outfits. Designers caution against certain busy red yellow farm motifs as impractical for dress.
Senator Sorghum voices faith in the wisdom of plain people and warns against claiming superior intellect or exclusive knowledge. He says resignation, not pride, governs his stance on relativity concepts and public understanding.
A reflective line urging pity toward adversaries as a path to love. It emphasizes compassion over enmity and frames empathy as a simplifying moral approach.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet shows a humorous exchange about a barber shop and corsets, reflecting light social banter. The line comments on living within a wife's kin network and ends with a wry nod to domestic life.
An understudy performed Miss Lena Ashwell's role in Mrs. Dane's Defense. A warm admirer in the audience wept, thinking how relieved she would be if Ashwell were not playing. The admirer soon dried her tears with a resentful look.
Bats are the only flying mammals and number about 130 species found across all regions. They adapt to warm climates, avoid obstacles in darkness, and feed insectivorously. Vampire bats are noted as numerous and dangerous in South America.
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