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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
4
In Whitestown and Thorntown lands, a web of land transfers and a Civil War era plot intertwine. Aurilla Sargent warns of a horse thief gang. Deputy Corcoran pursues leads while Jimmy Connor travels a restless road from gang to guard to lover, and reconciles with Aurilla after truth and danger reshape their bond.
J W Wolfe of Bear Grove Town credits Electric Bitters with curing two years of kidney trouble that caused pain and suffering. He says the remedy brought complete relief and keeps it on hand for general debility and nerve trouble. Joseph Bros. druggist guarantees them at 50 cents.
Train runs Sunday from Advance east to Waveland and back west to Advance. Departs 2 a.m. and returns with low round trip rates. W.S. Parkuerst GP. A.
In a Birmingham church the organ blower collapsed asleep while the organist watered it. The choir continued with the hymn Art Thou Weary Art Thou Languid as staff attended to the equipment and music proceedings carried on.
James Whitcomb Riley recounted a case in an Indiana court where a spinster witness hesitated to state her age. The judge pressed, the witness stammered, and the court urged speed as the exchange grew tense.
Mrs J L Cooke of Nederlands Texas praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy saying it cured her family after trying other medicines. The ad notes it is for sale by Joseph Bros and claims the remedy cures when used as directed. The piece includes a second humorous aside about men with feminine tastes and lists notable figures.
The Presbyterian official and agent Rev Charles Stelvie seeks to improve ties between the ministry and organized labor. He plans activities in 500 cities nationwide to ease worker preacher relations and promote harmony.
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