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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
3
An advertorial claiming backache and kidney discomfort stem from eating meat and uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts made from grape juice and uric acid as a tonic to cleanse kidneys, reduce urine sediment, and prevent bladder weakness, urging daily intake before breakfast for several days.
A teacher assigns Civil War study but the class laughs at her mispronounced phrase. A student quips about the hammering campaign, and the moment echoes the prior morning thrashing of two troublemakers.
An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse a torpid liver and sluggish bowels improving digestion. It warns against harsh laxatives and says Cascarets work quietly without sickness or inconvenience while you rest.
An elderly father questions his son Willig about plans after college with a blunt, hopeful line about moving to New York for five thousand dollars a year. The optimistic reply and the father's cautious reply reveal a family debate on career prospects.
Kokomo Indiana readers report Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription eased nervousness and general weakness. Testimonials from Mrs. J. A. McGee and Mrs. Elizabeth Kahl describe restored appetite and strength, while Mrs. Roy Morris notes recovery from serious illness after use.
Advertises a 7 acre farm with good buildings and irrigable land on Pike near a railroad town and 14 acres of wheat. Mentions Avery Knowles in Cleves and notes Wins. Leasing or sale arranged through the listing.
The article notes a secret process by DroS. Al Vo Soechocky enabling radium extraction from American mines for cancer and fibroid treatment. A doctor shows a pinhead vial of radium valued over £5,000, with half of £875,000 to fund the first radium bank loan to doctors.
The new Brazilian ambassador Jose Alencar returns from a call on Bain Bridge Colby the new secretary of state in Washington D C.
A Thrift Magazine piece urges cheerful bedside visits to uplift patients. It recalls a paralyzed man rejecting pity and asks visitors to bring light from outside and avoid repetitive sorrow. Flowers and reading material are recommended to brighten the room.
A Pennsylvania survey of crystallized honey from stressed bee colonies uncovered melezitose, a rare sugar. The substance has been extracted and refined and sent to the Bureau of Chemistry for study, marking a rare opportunity for extensive scientific testing.
Advert reads that Peterson's Ointment cures eczema piles and skin diseases with testimonials from Miss Mary Hill of Pittsburgh and A B Ruger of Racine praising relief after long suffering. It claims 35 cents and that druggists recommend it with mail orders handled by Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo N Y.
A burglar is reported downstairs at three in the morning. John investigates and confronts the intruder causing a crash and gunfire. The assailant is subdued. the only money found on him is 60 cents.
A stage manager and his property man exchange a pun about a window and a widow. The manager jokes that both are alike and explains he looks out when near either, adding a light laugh at the misunderstanding.
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