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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
5
An editorial urges parents to seek direct, factual dialogue with teachers about their child’s progress. It argues school fairness relies on parental cooperation and cautions against trusting unverified stories from children.
The Prohibition party formed in Chicago on Sept 1 1869. It ran a national ticket from 1872 with James Black gaining 5608 votes, and the high mark 264133 votes for John Bidwell in 1892. Notable nominees include Green Clay Smith Neal Dow St John Fisk Bidwell Levering Woolley Swallow with Swallow's 258536 votes an increase over Woolsey. The 1892 platform calls for complete suppression of alcoholic liquor via federal and state law.
A satirical note urges young men and women to delay marriage until they are sure single life fails and until they find a partner who will have them. It warns that a girl’s smile may be deceptive and removable with her finest attire.
This piece urges keeping the home a sweet, restful haven and condemns whining. It rails against a hostile world, defends domestic peace, and even entertains extreme punitive imagery to deter complaint within the home and marriage.
A Berliner Umschau discussion notes women spend time on hat fashions while men’s headwear skews hygienic views. A test exposed a healthy man to sun with different hats each fifteen minutes. Thermometer crowns recorded 77 for panama 81 for straw sailor 89 for silk 85 for felt 99 and 100 for black hat and yacht cap respectively.
Alice Greenwood writes to her readers with blunt guidance, urging not to whine when facing trouble down town. She claims perseverance matters, stating no matter who has kicked you, maintaining composure is essential in marriage and life.
The Osceola Sentinel recounts Mr Brown returning ten dollars through his wife and neighbors as payment toward a promised twenty dollars for board and goods. The circular flow shows money circulating locally among Mrs Brown, Mrs Andrews, Mr Jordan, Mr Hadley, Mr Black, and others with the punchline that spending at home keeps money in town.
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