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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
6
Mrs Edward Pollitt of 844 Front Street recounts a recovery after years of nervous weakness and loss of appetite. A neighbor urged Dr Pierce’s prescriptions, including Calton Mek mee scription, and Pleasant Pellets. In three months she regained health, appetite, sleep, and strength to work. Available from all dealers.
A Jersey City man, Frank Trumbull, writes he read a letter about Carter's Little Liver Pills and tried them. He reports relief from gas and sour stomach, improved appetite, and says he can eat fully and would recommend Carter's widely.
Workmen uncovered an iron coffin in a Lithuanian burial vault near Wina Poland containing a skeleton and numerous gold objects including a finely preserved jeweled crown. The crown, likely worn by a Lithuanian king from centuries past, raises questions about how it arrived there.
A quoted aphorism notes that dull towns breed more bores and vice versa. It adds that poverty can strip a man of spirit and virtue, attributing a Franklinian view to social conditions.
After a bout of Grippe or flu, Tanlac is claimed to rapidly restore health and strength. The ad says it cleanses the blood revitalizes digestion and boosts appetite, making users feel revitalized. Sold in bottles advertised as based on a famous formula from roots and herbs.
Tiny is a small girl with a big temper who often struggles to control anger Yet she learns from mistakes and her friends Brenda and others read her growth The story shows her jealousy and remorse after an outburst and the lasting impact of a childish prank on a close friendship
On her first bank trip with her mother a young girl named Marjorie gazed at the cashiers behind barred windows and asked what they feed the animals. The scene captures a child’s curious view of a formal financial setting.
The nation’s railways saved over 100 million dollars in the last year by lengthening trains, hauling heavier loads, and using cheaper coal. In the first half, fuel savings reached about 15 million dollars as old engines retired and new locomotives increased capacity without extra coal use. Railroads run fuel-saving campaigns training employees in coal handling.
A vintage ad urges readers to tell grocers Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It promises repayment in results and suggests that once tried, the product is always used.
Radio adoption on farms surged from 145000 sets to 470000 farms equipped with wireless receivers within a year. The rise reflects rapid spread of radio technology among agricultural households and ranches nationwide.
A reflective line on love granting liberty, attributing a universal truth to perfect affection. The adage suggests inner freedom follows from genuine love and unity, echoing 19th century moral phrasing.
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