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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
A report from Angora describes women advocating for freedom and unveiling customs, sparking debate as Turkish men adhere to strict street etiquette. Observers note veils vary by class, with working women often wearing coarse materials and quilts, while nationalists reflect mixed reactions.
A frightened child wandered away from a party and was found distressed tensely near animals. Investigators reported the child went missing and was tragically killed by others at the scene.
The American Numismatic Society exhibition in Boston features coins dating before Christ. A collector displays what is claimed as the oldest coin in the United States and the smallest denomination, a face value of one fiftieth of a cent, minted in 700 B C.
Charles S Haight performed a funeral flight at 3000 feet above Long Island Sound as part of an Amert ceremony. The event depicted an aerial memorial and drew attention from local observers and aviation enthusiasts.
The widow and two relatives witnessed a ceremony in which the ashes of Charles F. Haight were scattered by a flag containing them. Haight, a well known Brooklyn insurance official, had requested the disposal of his remains before dying on July 8 at age sixty five.
Parisian con artist Marie Renaud, a veteran swindler nicknamed France s Wallingford, has been tried eight times, imprisoned six, and claims 49 000 000 francs in assets. Now about seventy seven, he remains active in the capital s underworld and anticipated to launch another bank venture.
Washington announces selection of Mansfield, Ohio and Richland County as the demonstration site for a five year child health experiment. Dr. Walter H. L. Brown leads the project aimed at boosting health and strength of the next generation through coordinated action. Also notes Russian use of coal dust bricks with molasses and resin for paving.
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan reports that modern dam work above the Soo Rapids has drained and exposed mossy rocks once hidden. The rapids’ capitulation follows a seventy year buildup as fishers anticipate pools will yield rainbow and speckled trout, with dams regulating Lake Superior depth and drift.
The sermon cites Heb 12 3 two reasons for considering Christ restlessness and weakness and two requirements reliance on the Holy Spirit and daily Bible meditation leading to transformation in character and service. The text urges looking to Christ to gain peace and power for effective ministry.
A compact review outlines Pauls life from birth in Tarsus through his conversion on the road to Damascus to his missions in Antioch and beyond. It highlights his education under Gamaliel, trade training, early preaching, confrontations over Gentile keepers of the law, and final teaching that all actions be done for Gods glory.
Quote reflecting on mercy as forgiveness for the penitent, contrasting with protection of vice. Attributed to Bishop Reynolds, noting mercy pardons sin rather than shielding it and serves as a sanctuary for the contrite.
A devotional verse from Philippians 2 9 11 states God has highly exalted Jesus and given him a name above every name so that at Jesus name every knee should bow and every tongue confess Lordship to the glory of God the Father.
A quoted religious reflection urges faith in divine provision. The saying references Jesus multiplying five loaves and two fishes to feed thousands, attributed to SNoraece Bushnell.
A Millston Wisconsin mother praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for restoring health after marriage and pregnancy. She reports a healthy baby girl and minimal suffering at birth, urging other women to strengthen their systems before motherhood.
A brief item notes a young Marine and his father in a domestic exchange. The Marine explains he saved five hundred dollars and waved to marry. The tale ends with a note of a borrowed fistful of red bucks. Lordly phrasing mirrors a light wartime society column.
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue style mentioning Tow, Josh, violins, and a garbled line about Red Cross, clothing care, and groceries. The readable parts suggest a period advertisement or notice with promotional language and typos.
A compilation notes asbestos fibers in Luzon up to three feet long mining claims. Ocean liners require at least 120 firemen. Candor is said to soar to four miles. White lights appear farther on dark nights while red dominates on bright nights. Chinese flora lacks a white night bloom and red shade in sunlight. A giant telescope is planned for Vancouver with a ten foot diameter lens.
Bethlehem Ship News presents reasons why ships are referred to as she. The article lists tradition and language use in maritime culture and explains affectionate personification and historical roots.
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