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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
2
A patchwork of quips reflects early 20th century headlines and satire. Mentions aviation progress aiding deer hunting, a New York cigarette bill suit, and odd social notes about judges, heiresses, and safety vaults. Contains varied wry observations and parodic asides.
A cartoonish remark attributes to Dr Eliot that a classical education helps a man solve all life problems. The example questions whether it would enable him to button a No 15 collar on a No 16 shirt, highlighting humorous incongruity.
Fragment mentions an Atlantic City preacher and affidavits from witnesses about tests. No clear event, dates, or names beyond the preacher location.
A Missouri judge asserts a wife has the right to admonish her husband publicly and notes without this right she would be forced into benevolent obedience. The statement signals broader views on marital behavior and speech within domestic life.
A New York man who lost a breach of promise suit in a divorce action would have stood a better chance if the jury had been composed of women.
Report from overseas notes adriver fined fifty dollars for reckless driving. The notice aims to curb risky automobile behavior and warn owners about penalties.
A New Jersey attorney seeks a stenographer who will promise never marry. The ad notes it is best to obtain a wife like assistance in preparing advertisements for stenographers.
Authorities in Rene consider mail censorship after a divorce case reveals a letter informing a wife her husband inherited a million dollars. The remark about a young ruler hints at broader concerns about communications and influence.
War reports from China describe piled bodies as the plain lie in vast heaps. A war correspondent notes the deadly force of the conflict and the blunt efficiency of a typewriter in wartime reporting.
A humorous note extols the lady bug praising its harmless nature and charm. The author toys with legal action ideas and includes light verses about the bug, concluding that everyone loves the lady bug. No negative traits are associated, and naturalists affirm its goodness.
In a mansion a glamorous party unfolds as Jimmy Wilson fumbles his plan to surprise Bella with a guest arrival. The household, led by Harbison, improvises a kitchen scene with a brave officer Flannigan and a chaotic omelet attempt. Bella remains sardonic while secrets threaten to spill. The story shifts to a Denver Times note about a stray dog and a kind tramp.
The London Times reports preparations to employ girls as indoor messengers in the general post office and major provincial offices, starting January 1 at the latest. At St Martin's le Grand girls will work mainly in telephone and telegraph sections where women already predominate, with wages one shilling less than the boys.
A dialogue contrasts a father and son over money and risky leisure. The son dismisses the father's warnings while the father laments missed chances and prudent restraint. The exchange underscores generational views on spending and hazard.
A terse exchange unfolds as a defendant tells a judge to take the wife home and settle matters out of court while a protester refuses to strike a woman, provoking tension in the courtroom.
An advertisement touts Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a guaranteed remedy for women suffering from backache headaches and other kidney related symptoms. It claims cures for a wide range of ailments linked to kidney dysfunction and offers free samples through medical dealers and Derby Medicine Co. Eaton Rapids Michigan.
In a brief scene a customer asks for an ax after a prang while a salesman confirms they keep everything on hand. The exchange plays out with a cheeky response from Puck.
An advertisement urges kidney health with Doan's Kidney Pills. It features a testimonial from David P. Corey of Jonia Michigan describing six months of cane use and bed confinement before relief after using the product. The copy cites the price of 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sponsors.
A confident marksman claims high accuracy and ease in hitting the bull's-eye, asserting control and skill in a tense standoff. The dialogue suggests a challenge or confrontation over a retrieval or escape.
A light witticism notes Mr Effit does not clearly declare belief in uplift yet observes his cigar worn at a dizzy angle. The remark hints at a playful character study and social tone.
A religious tract recounts Nehemiah facing internal church oppressors in Jerusalem. It notes officials’ extortion, debt bondage, and harsh taxes, and recalls Nehemiah’s reform, public accountability, and refusal to flee. The piece ends with the wall’s completion after divine aid and steadfast leadership.
A Western Canada grain and vegetable display arrives at the Chicago Coliseum for the United States land and irrigation exposition. The CanadianGovernment exhibit highlights free grant lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with crops and farm life details.
In High Life dialogue the Filptons are separated. The woman retains the poache. The exchange notes the couple’s split with brief, crisp reporting typical of a society snippet.
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