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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
3
A jumble of one year six months three months one month and single copy rates. The piece muses on professions such as doctors dentists lawyers and their powers. It notes charity and prohibition with wry commentary on lemonade and beer. It ends with a critique of cigarette smoking.
In a note from the Darstown News, readers witness critique of The Advance Hustler as it adopts an up to date format. The column shifts draw attention to its six column folio appearance and evolving news coverage.
The passage argues that self denial applies to all, rich or poor, and that practical life demands frugality. If a person cannot raise income, the wise course is to cut expenses and minimize outgo to build savings.
A long string of aphorisms on thrift savings and the impact of advertising. It discusses starting small with ten cents a week or ten dollars, habit over intention, and the value of a well crafted wood advertisement. It also lightly touches on social habits, funerals, fonts on letters, and a merchant’s challenge about running a newspaper.
A No 1 good year ling mare colt breeder noted as a sale item. Dam bred by Youngs coach horse and sired by Marchett. Will sell cheap. See Ren Powell.
Readers recount odd happenings from Podunkville including sick folk, a goose eye scene, a mysterious beast near Frampton, and village antics. Reports mention a boy named Joshua Creumble, a baby boy born to the Tolliver family, and a ghost scare at a party. The letter column invites more submissions.
A collection of short sayings reflecting on practical wisdom. Topics include prudent spending, honest speech, civic virtue, and facing consequences, urging thoughtful action over bravado. The tone mirrors a period editorial voice emphasizing character and responsibility.
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