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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
4
F D Sullivan publisher announces subscription at 1.00 per year and advertising rates. Display and local ads priced per inch with 14 lines or more 3 cents per line for cards of thanks and resolutions of condolence.
A Kansas woman won a prize for defining success. Her answer honors a life well lived: one who laughs often loves much earns respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, improves the world through art or kindness, and leaves a lasting benediction.
Warns against mercurial catarrh ointments and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. F. Cheney Co Toledo no mercury claimed, noting internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions Bugie's Catarrh Cure and Mowatie gags, with Hall's pills for constipation, price 75 cents.
A local paper is essential to keep residents connected with neighborhood and county news. The weekly edition offers a trusted, familiar presence that complements the daily paper, serving as a friend in good times and bad.
An archaic tale recalls a primordial law decree about a woman's labor and toil, framed as a timeless, unamendable rule from ancient authority, contrasting modern reforms and institutions with a mythic Garden of Eden setting.
The piece argues that people cannot escape the biblical sweat of the brow penalty, detailing rich escapes and moral failures. It muses on fate, divine knowledge, and human folly, referencing a Kemp ton Courier tone. It ends with an ad for Kodol digestive remedy sold by Burrin Drug Co.
The North Salem Harold describes Joe Hays waking from sleepless nights and imagining a drive to Barnard where a supposed ordinary trip yields a sudden dreamlike transformation. The road becomes glaring sand, fences turn to massive stone walls, and the scene shifts as if guided by a dream.
A provocative cartoon caption argues that if a war with China occurs the U S should recruit women instead of men and that marriage changes a wife’s duties, reflecting prevailing gender stereotypes of the era.
A man dreaming of ancient Rome drives a gold chariot with four white horses when a sudden turn causes a wreck. He is jolted from his sleep and dumped to the ground as the runaway team collapses amid the crowd’s roar and clatter.
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