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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
3
The text outlines four firing positions standing kneeling sitting and lying as per army rules. Lying is required for 800 and 1 000 yard ranges while at others up to 1 000 yards lying and sitting are used. At 100 and 200 yards sitting or standing is prescribed with kneeling substitutable.
General Andre, France's war minister, directs registration of all automobiles owned by French citizens for army service. During reserve training, officers will identify drivers with chauffeurs certificates, and these names will be sent to corps commanders to aid mobilization.
A frightened horse causes a chaotic dash through the street as riders flee. The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a reliable remedy for burns cuts sores frostbite and piles with fast soothing relief. Available for 25 cents at Joseph Bros. drug store.
A hotel conversation in Washington centers on a boy named Dick showing troubling behavior as he toys with peers and defies playmates. Onlookers note hints he could grow into a statesman, despite concerns about incorrigible acts and mischief.
An advertisement from Joseph Bros. drug store touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as gentle yet thorough relief for dyspepsia dizziness headaches liver and bowel troubles. It warns that costly mistakes can occur but assures readers they will never be wrong by using the product.
The text discusses newly enfranchised Australian women and their efforts to exercise the vote. It notes global attention on women voters and suggests early impacts may shift political dynamics, with predictions that initial effects favor conservatism before women recognize their broader influence for progress.
The cautious housewife should stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a preventive and early treatment for colds. It is safe for children, pleasant to take, and effective when started at the first signs of a cold. Sold by Joseph Bros.
A Philadelphia church class used a bow fishing toy to illustrate patience. The teacher explained the lesson and asked what is most needed when going fishing, prompting a chorus reply: Balt.
Mothers praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable, safe prevention for croup. Start at first hoarseness or rough cough, and it will dispel symptoms, avoid danger, and ease anxiety. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Laura M. Cornelius, an Onelan Indian studying at the University of California, declares she will devote her life to preserving her people's language and literature.
A health ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness stomach upset and general reviving effects on the stomach kidneys bowels liver and blood. The remedy claims to benefit run down systems and offers a 50 cent price with a money back guarantee by Joseph Bros. drug store.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe customs action at a dock with suspects and smugglers. McLembe g Wilson in New York is referenced amid jargon and garbled phrases about travelers, suits, and penalties. The passage lacks a coherent event or date.
Beall Mississippi resident T. B. Beall reports his wife showed consumption symptoms last fall. After trying all remedies, Dr. King’s New Discovery brought immediate improvement and four bottles cured her. Druggists guarantee it. prices 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
A New York physician asserts the vermiform appendix has value not utility empty. He notes its use in experimental work by eminent surgeons and argues against dismissing the organ.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a treatment for deafness caused by catarrh in the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases cureable and offers one hundred dollars for any uncured case plus circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. recommends Hall's Family Pills.
A family prized a brilliant talkative parrot given by a sea captain. The parrot irritates the lady of the house with a bright seven year old son named Johnny. She wonders aloud if the boy corrupts the parrot or the parrot corrupts the boy.
A reflective verse in which the speaker seeks quiet pride in songs that may not gain wide fame. The speaker hopes the listener may find merit in the verses, value beyond grand acclaim, and a personal touch that resonates with a single heart.
Personal compacted excursions via Missouri Pacific Railway to Colorado Utah and Pacific Coast points with low one way and round trip rates to Texas Old Mexico California Oregon Washington and intermediate points. No car changes from St Louis and Kansas City. Standard Pullman sleeping cars and dining car service. For details contact G. A. A. Deane Jr T P A Missouri Pacific Railway 200 Sentinel Bldg Indianapolis Ind.
A Salvation Army captain recalls a recent town visit by his group in which a lieutenant tried to fit a hymn to Mr. Dooley’s face. The attempt caused irritation but was not successful, as noted by the clerical friend and the captain. The remark underscores the mixed reception in that neighborhood.
American made lawn tennis golf and cricket shoes reach the German market with imports steadily rising, as reported to a German contemporary.
An ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to plasters for a lame back and pains in the side or chest. It claims deep seated muscular and rheumatic relief and notes Pain Balm is for sale.
Quotation praises the apple as the most democratic fruit linking to country stores and corner grocers. It evokes rural American life with old New England warmth and Midwestern vigor, describing the apple as mild nourishing and promoting fellowship and longevity.
The sandglass reappears as decorative tableware in old world style kitchens. Three minute sandglasses accompany bronze eye boilers popular for breakfast use. The glasses, mounted and ornate, dress up displays and even cabinets as homes seek precise timing for meals.
Poem fragment expressing longing across distance. Speaker laments separation, recalls beloved face and lips, crimson flowers and velvet sheath imagery. Sends a message of love and a good night from the South, with references to a speaker named Frank Dempster Sherman in a sentimental period voice.
A promotional notice announces a land excursion by the Frisco System Immigration Bureau to Geer County Oklahoma and other Southwest lands in November and December. It promotes rich farming lands offered at a fraction of Eastern costs and promises high returns. Interested buyers are urged to contact R S Lemon, Secretary, Frisco System Immigration Bureau, St Louis Missouri for details and rates.
Generous public response has created demand for homes for about five hundred older children and many younger ones in the states charity homes. It urges families to provide fatherly and motherly care, noting the children deserve loving households and stable upbringing. Address Board of State Charities Indianapolis Indiana.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment shows a character named George facing planned family visits that compel him to cook. He jokes about postponement, then contemplates donning an apron to handle the cooking as the maider aunts prepare to arrive.
A tourist reports his boots left outside his door overnight untouched while the landlord boasted that even a watch and chain would not be touched in the house. The anecdote showcases cautious hospitality and ironic confidence in local safeguards.
Last year three hundred thirty nine missionaries labored under the American Missionary Society. One hundred twenty one churches were organized. 6,951 baptized and 7,463 received into churches. Total receipts 102,246.10. major sources listed. The society aims to raise offerings by at least half next year and seeks 15,000 from Sunday Schools.
Report from Madras describes a valuable idol ornament at Parthasathy temple in Triplicane. The gold sovereign piece, studded with diamonds emeralds and rubies, is valued around 60 000 rupees with the largest emerald at 1 000 rupees and the top ruby and diamond at 200 rupees each.
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