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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
5
A gentle four year old, Jane, who normally behaves, takes a spoonful of sugar from the bowl while her mother is momentarily away. The mother is shocked and questions why she did it, and Jane replies she did not know the mother would turn around.
A concise note reflects on impulsive marriages and regret tied to a cheap boarding house setting, illustrating social caution about rapid unions and their consequences. The piece emphasizes prudence in matching choices and the housing context as a microcosm of improvident decisions.
Fall fashion brings new blouses with tunic fronts of lace and filet, crepe de chine and satin fabrics, and colors like tortoise brown and Bauvais blue. Coats feature straight lines, new trimmings, and large plaid fabrics with bright piping and leather belts.
The Kitchen Cabinet weekly menu lists daily meals from Sunday to Saturday with breakfasts dinners and suppers featuring items like fried chicken meatballs porterhouse steak and mutton stew. It includes recipes for coffee ice cream butterscotch sauce rhubarb frappe and stuffed mushroom eggs with sardine fillets.
The text asks if love rich in spirit can spark a kitchen fire and whether the god of love can turn the spit. It reads like a romantic or metaphorical verse seeking a playful image of passion and cooking.
The piece urges a calmer Sabbath meal plan with advance prep by vegetables and desserts the day before. It encourages family participation in cooking, especially fathers and boys, and offers simple menus like ham omelet and milk toast. It notes rest for mothers and shared kitchen duties as beneficial.
J M Freeman of 307 Camden St San Antonio says Tanlac improved his digestion appetite and sleep after a year of weakness and weight loss. He gained from 143 to 215 pounds and reports his liver headaches and fatigue relieved. A friend who took four bottles also had good results. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
The text notes that cats earn an annual congressional appropriation for maintenance and that the reward amounts to about $135 yearly in cat meat. It adds a remark on true love preferring anger from the beloved over indifference.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills, made and recommended by the manufacturers of Tanlac, are promoted as a remedy for constipation. The notice highlights their availability through the Tanlac line.
A bilateral accord commits Bulgaria to buy machinery and railroad equipment from Czechoslovakia while Czechoslovakia agrees to purchase Bulgarian tobacco for its monopoly.
A terse complaint notes that a witty remark remains a mere pun despite lengthy surrounding prose. The piece emphasizes the joke’s nature, its brevity, and the author’s foiled attempt to cloak it in excess wording.
In a tense court session the defense keeps weaving an argument until the judge halts proceedings. The judge quips that pursuing the point would be like proving two and two do not equal four. The attorney retorts with a witty claim that two and two make twenty two.
The Cuticura Toilet Trip. Having cleared your skin keep it clear by making Cuticura your everyday toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal, the Talcum to powder and perfume. No toilet table is complete without them.
The famous horse Tomb Celer of Emperor Verus was fed almonds and raisins and kept in the imperial palace wearing purple robes. A mausoleum was built in its honor and elaborate funeral ceremonies held after its death.
A witty reminder that a manager’s judgment is reflected in the troupe he hires. The saying notes that someone who loves and runs away isn’t worth pursuing, implying risks in choosing unreliable collaborators.
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