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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
7
The article notes the rise of separate plaited skirts as a versatile wardrobe staple for morning, street, and dinner wear. Designers favor striped and plaid fabrics with accordion plaits, and many skirts are easy to make at home or by a professional plaiting machine.
A sensible mother knows middy blouses suit school wear. The article extols uniform dresses as ideal, detailing design elements such as trim straight lines, collar, shoulder, sleeves, and pocket. It notes plain skirts waning and double box plaits, with materials like French serge and gaberdine.
A religious lesson warns against winebibbers and gluttons, citing Proverbs 23 19 21 29 35. It lists woes of drinkers including poverty pain sorrow strife babblings wounds eyes and ultimate bondage, urging abstinence as the safe path.
A Liberal pastor speaks on the Genesis flood as a congregation member announces an early departure for a golf engagement. A prominent supporter notes a $1 000 subscription to aid relief efforts for Genesians.
An American soldier with an allied mission entered a Vienna bank and exchanged $10 in gold for kroner. The cashier told him that he could have as many kroner as he wished, highlighting the unusual cash value of foreign currency at the time.
Mrs. E. L. Griffin of Franklin New Hampshire reports feeling like a new person after taking Eatonic. The ad claims quick safe relief from sour and gassy stomachs indigestion and bloating by removing acids and poisons and promises benefits at once with low cost.
An advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats nasal catarrh by building up the system and cleansing the blood. It claims internal action to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces and notes availability through doctors and free circulars from F. J. Cheasy & Co. It then shifts to a short comic line about Anna visiting the city and lamp-lit streets.
Some people are liable to asthma when exposed to cats or dogs due to an emanation from the animal skin or fur. The condition is linked to allergic reactions and respiratory sensitivity.
A historical joke ponders the earliest highwayman and a pun about Atlas holding up the world. The quip cites a hog on trust implying delay until payment.
A remark on melancholy seeing worst possibilities over reality. It compares beauty to a skull beneath a mask, suggesting mood distorts vision and erodes optimism in how we view people and events.
The line urges careful speech while ideas remain private. It presents a concise maxim about self-control in expression and the value of keeping thoughts hidden while sharing measured words.
Quotation argues that outward manners and refined upbringing mirror genuine faith. The idea contrasts true inner piety with mere social polish, suggesting moral character is revealed by conduct beyond appearances.
In a wry Buffalo Commercial quip, Lemuel Lowlife shrugs off talk of a near East situation. He insists on his own job security, highlighting a detached viewpoint amid geopolitical chatter.
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