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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
3
A fragmented column mixes playful scraps with garbled phrases about Teetels, Phys vers Hitters, and London Traits. The text shows repeated complaints and stray word clusters, lacking clear events or names to anchor a story.
Readable parts describe a dated notice or notice fragment. No clear event or names are identifiable. Details are incomplete and do not form a full actionable item or distinct individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment reads like a reversed note about the Eaves estate. The text hints at someone spending days at home and suggests a cryptic stream of consciousness rather than a clear news item.
Fragmentary note shows Whaitts Qld Reur urging a group to remain together. Message expresses thanks and aims to keep the unit intact during a period of rest or assignment.
In a lively exchange WHP claims Elis funeral could draw record crowds. They joke about millions wishing to attend while questioning Bhriggins honesty and KJip’s sleep talks.
The lesson analyzes Nehemiah 13 15 22 focusing on Sabbath desecration in Jerusalem during his reforms, the neglect of the temple and priestly support, and his stand against merchants selling on the Sabbath. It contrasts the old covenant Sabbath with Jesus fulfillment and emphasizes the Sabbath as rest for worship and spiritual renewal.
An older medical voice argues beer’s harmless aura is untrue. He cites research labeling beer more problematic than wine or spirits, challenging the beer champions who tout its supposed food value and neutrality.
Edward Landsberg of United States Brewing in Chicago asserts Germany rationing two thirds of empire beer to front line troops and a soldier may drink one gallon daily. The American Issue questions the claim but suggests beer intoxication could fuel atrocities in Belgium and northern France.
Vancouver World notes early effects of Prohibition with reports of reduced lawbreaking and savings for ratepayers. The piece mentions drunken convietioges and pending periods, highlighting lower crime linked to enforcement.
Report notes Governor prohibits liquors at official Florida banquets while lamenting farmers and distillers opposing prohibition. It recalls a recent dinner honoring a commission from Tampa on a trip to Washington and mentions rye barley corn and oats used by farmers.
Billy Sunday notes persistently that former saloon closures over the past three years have eliminated 244,000 booze joints and boosted corn prices for farmers. He argues politics of prohibition protect farmers from market panic and ensure better corn returns.
After Utah ended its dry period Salt Lake City banks report a 3 percent rise in deposits over two months, totaling over 1 million dollars. One local bank alone shows an increase of 8.2 million.
Mayor Kiel says St Louis could weather a dry national shift as brewers supply nonintoxicating beverages and substitutes for beer to curb impact on local economy.
Local ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for piles including blind, bleeding, and itching forms. It promotes a 30 cent box with money-back guarantee and includes a testimonial from David A. Seymour.
An account reports Miss Oldineid and a constable dealing with a disruptive tapdog in a garden. The dog snapped at children while Miss Oldineid vocally objected and warned off the constable. The fragment ends with unclear dialogue and garbled names.
Heal itching skins with a super creamy emollient that may prevent small skin troubles from worsening. Free sample by mail with book and address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. sold everywhere.
A fragment from Star depicts Fuller Cheath replying to a weary passerby about rheumatism and mobility. The dialogue hints at fatigue and caution after years of taking medicines, with a wry urban tone.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system for 69 cents.
A fragment shows Toonee accusing ST How of permitting his wife to act freely. The line implies tension over domestic authority and control within a troubled relationship.
The ad urges readers with rheumatism kidney trouble and dizzy spells to try Dr. Pierce’s Anuric double strength. It claims quick relief by eliminating uric acid and warns delay could lead to serious kidney disease. A 10 cent trial pack offer is included.
Fred Hutcherson of New Albany Indiana credits Dr Pierce remedies with restoring vigor after a hard winter. He says six bottles of Golden Medical Discovery improve appetite and strength and urges readers to send 10 cents for a trial package.
Milk from cows contains 3 to 4 percent fat while a whale’s ink cone has 43 percent fat. The note contrasts fat content in dairy milk and whale ink production.
A London Times advertisement mocks the era with a line about wanting a loud second-hand gramophone for reprisals. The witty claim reflects wartime tensions and public humor in daily notices.
For sale this year every map should own land in upper Wisconsin area from 40 to 1000 acres with easy payments. Contact RR M Padgett at 6541 Ellis Ave Chicago for details.
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