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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
3
A jumbled historical OCR passage describes civic notices and community scenes. It mentions a cardar or carter references and local readers noting streets, squares, and voter themes. The text hints at a city center layout and floral notes amid scattered observations.
The text describes various clothing items including long coats with wide sleeves and severe shoulders, loose trousers, and Chinese style silhouettes. It also mentions robes and shirts with specific cuts and notes a fashion focus on modernized suits and duty to appeal to younger tastes.
The article describes diversification in new frocks with varied belt widths and the persistence of a separate belt. It notes a trend toward emphasizing the normal waistline and details like leather or embroidered belts and high collar blouses with front and back yokes.
An old pockets book shows an econ tac worn exterior yet includes an excelent button bag. It features tracks eyes and vers scuall buttons set in a compartment once used for stall change, proving a great convenience during caditurey.
The latest shoes feature metallic brocade with a long vamp and high heel. A novel top extends into a bracelet like strap above the ankle, presenting a fashionable noose of ornament rather than function.
In a zoo tale narrated by Daddy and Mary Graham Bonner, a giraffe proclaims he lacks any real mind while a sparrow, ostrich, and camel debate intelligence. The keeper notes the giraffe is the cleverest conveyer of self blame, sparking a comic clash over who is truly stupid.
A war gardener toils with help from his small son as both pause in work. The boy's thoughtful remark ends the moment with a conviction that the task is farming, not gardening.
Advertisement for Boschee's German Syrup promotes its fifty one year use for coughs and lung troubles with promised rest and easy morning expectoration. The page also notes pie socials at schools, a sample garbled legal notice from Texas and a catalog entry for Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a sworn affidavit and a Harvard course on lumber business.
An old GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC ad touts quinine to drive out malaria and iron to strengthen the system. The label notes it is a tasteless formulation and lists a price of 60 cents.
The fragment mentions The Warning and Sink or Swim without context. It references Dorothea and the Clearing house with no weather connection. Overall text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities to summarize accurately.
Winter at the front recalls the fortress city in Hesse Darmstadt Germany where thousands of Allied soldiers were held as prisoners after St Julien in 1915. He notes amid shortages of food and ammunition survivors from regiments that “saved the day” were later moved to Glessen with many captives from different armies. About 170000 or 12000 men are held there.
A maxim urges excellence and persistence, noting that true talent outpaces peers as it rises to the top through consistent effort and skill.
A small but notable jewelry item, described as an aboendevement ring, draws attention for its perceived worth in local pawnshops. The piece is cited as highly valued relative to common merchandise, prompting buyer interest and price discussions among shop staff.
An advertisement from K. Pierce, Chief Medical Director of Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York, touts Anuric pills for conditions like rheumatism and gout. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy and offers trial and larger packages for a small price.
An advertisement claims Dy Dinree's Storte Tablets ease soreness in the hoast and neck, promise quick relief, and contain Dr Phere es Meueont Pellets. It asserts benefits for headaches, biliousness, constipation, and liver and stomach derangements.
A garbled excerpt mixes social commentary with a crime line and an ad pitch. It references honesty, greatness, a burglar encounter, a police officer, and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets in a stray, disjointed format.
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