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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
The fragment from the Advance Hustler in Advance Indiana shows advertising rates and classifications for second class matter and subscriptions. It lists 3 cents per line and 4 cents per inch for display ads with brief notes on cards of thanks and resolutions.
A voice urges unwavering purpose and self belief to overcome doubt and achieve success. It contrasts the fearless, confident individual with cautious weakness, then offers several corn based recipes as wholesome diversions.
On a W Princeton to Owensville train Mas E Watson Republican candidate for governor rode with Alpine Stock Co manager Inskeep. Two men announced him to a companion as the Hon. James H Wetro Vie, prompting a humorous introduction and light banter aboard the car.
Dr. Burke and his wife relocated to property north of Powells Hardware. Eurton Craver bought and moved the Old Postotlica Building to Shera Bowman and Craver Coal yard to serve as a coal shed. Ailes and Caldwell moved the Burke residence to a lot north of Centstal Indiana station. J. R. Sullivan and family attended the Sullivan Reusico event near Fayette on Sunday.
Recipe fragment for corn fritters instructs beating an egg with milk and flour, then seasoning with salt pepper and oil or melted butter, and adding green corn cut from the cob. The text ends mid instruction with a drop.
A colorful job seeker from Hickry Holler arrives at a city works office with a cowlick, belled trousers, and a story of family pride. The boss welcomes him and sets him at ease as the encounter unfolds in a storybook city scene.
During a powder mill strike a young worker named Rufe acted as water boy and hero. He knocked out sparks as 400 000 bushels of powder threatened an explosion and saved the works and president. The following day he wed the president's daughter, later divorcing four years hence.
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