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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
2
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt portrays Mrs. Cash as young and lively while her three year old son, a dreamy yet sturdy child, tends flowers for his mother through illness and convalescence. The boy speaks with a poised innocence about life, love, and death as nurses and doctors move around.
The article extols Cham berlain's Pain Balm as a widely sold remedy for rheumatism noting that one application relieves pain and many users report lasting relief. It mentions Joseph Bros as the seller and promotes the balm's quick action and high sales.
A six year old minister's daughter Marie finds six dolls under the Christmas tree in 1904. Mother's plan to hide one doll for next year succeeds. In 1905 the missing doll reappears and Marie asks, Where the dickens have I seen that face before.
A Backy merchant J W Williams recounts a past severe lung hemorrhage cured by Dr Kings New Discovery. The remedy claims to cure hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds bronchitis and weak lungs with a guaranteed bottle and free trial bottle offer.
In Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a critic calling canal operations a disgrace while asking about a family link to a dismissed canal commission employee. The exchange highlights concerns over employment and governance at the Panama Canal project.
Mrs. Alexander of Cary Maine extols Dr King s New Life pills as the best remedy for stomach liver and bowels keeping them in perfect order. The pain less purifiers are guaranteed by Josephs and priced at 25 cents.
Hazlewood Elmer Hinkle was in the vicinity Tuesday. Miss Letha Debard takes music lessons at Lebanon. Clint Debard was in Lebanon on business Tuesday. U B church Max holds services next Sunday night. Clarence Roark returns from Indianapolis and works for his father. Vesper Edrington and mother visit Mel siderington and wife Sunday. Mrs James McDuffie and children Jack Knox visit Zelin Billingsly family Sunday. A child of Mr and Mrs James Bowen severely burned while starting a stove last Saturday and died Sunday morning. funeral held Monday afternoon at Pleasant View cemetery.
FE. M. Coons adds a new buggy. Wun. Stafford in Frankfort Saturday. Della Jackson visited relatives near Pisgah Sunday. John Riber and family of Augusta visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Mary Stafford visited Frank Stafford near Hazel College Sunday. Walter Cory and family spent Sunday with Claude Cory at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Taylor visited Ora Caldwell and family near Whitestown Thursday. David Shankland and family attended his mother’s bedside at Thorntown last week.
The article touts Chamberlain’s Pain Balm easing rheumatic and sciatica pains swiftly. It claims thousands of sufferers have found quick relief and note the liniment’s high value relative to cost. Sold by Joseph Bros.
A comic exchange describes a sequence of children at play with a mother helping a writer to craft an article for a mother’s magazine titled How to Raise Children. The dialogue cites a girl in the street, a boy in the back lot, a baby with matches, and a mother assisting Mrs A. with magazine copy.
The London Express reports Count Pueckler, a noted anti Semite, fined by the court of Glogan for attacks on farm workers and potato field laborers with mounted followers. He defended his acts as a harmless joke while lamenting modern times and degeneration.
Moore Bros of Eldon Iowa state Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the top seller for coughs in all ages including children and the elderly. They claim it leads over other brands and cures cold related coughs quickly. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Gen. Pleasant Porter, an Indian chief, expresses interest in entering the senate but warns against overconfidence. He recalls an ancestral tale from Norristown about an overconfident suitor and a witty heiress, illustrating heedful restraint.
An old newspaper clipping promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming thorough digestion and stomach rest with a few doses after meals. It also advertises One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and croup and notes sales by Joseph Brothers with a humorous waxworks anecdote about Mrs Gates in London.
Augustin Poole a Crimea veteran trainer was buried in a trench after Tcher naya fighting then pulled out alive. He died in England recently, living fifty years after his first funeral.
A discussion on new Chinese military laws introduces a mandatory uniform while the queue remains disputed. Pei yang soldiers have shortened their queues by two thirds, but the Lianpingchu has not permitted full removal. The Empress Dowager’s wrath halts further debate as Prince Ching seeks her view through the head eunuch Li Lien Ying.
Ad touts Early Risers as a spring cleansing aid for indoor winter living. Claims removal of headaches and sallow complexion by purifying the blood and cleansing liver stomach and bowels. Sold to Joseph Bros.
Military regulations require firing at gray colored human figure targets. Kneeling and prone positions use portable rests during muskets practice to improve accuracy.
The piece discusses a man offering help to a woman burdened by a heavy bag and the woman’s reluctance due to warnings about male strangers. It cites Maude Muller from the Chicago Journal to illustrate how social norms constrain simple acts of courtesy and highlight shifts since the original creation.
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