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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered words and names such as Joel Spach Helle and Birla Street, with random letters and numbers. It reads like a non-cohesive collage of phrases lacking clear events, dates, or a coherent narrative.
A jumble of social observations and vignettes on women, manners, and work. The piece brushes on bachelor girls, politics, fashion, and everyday hazards with tongue in cheek commentary and scattered product pitches.
A brief notice promotes a gentle thorough remedy for indigestion nerves headaches liver or bowel issues. It advertises new dates and mentions available at Joseph Bros drug store.
Fragmented text shows a conductor giving notes on passenger and freight handling. It references life song, readiness, and a pocketback telegraphic feel with unclear actions and orders. No clear event, participants, or outcome is determinable from the readable fragments.
A local notice urges prudent households to stock Chapterlain’s Cough Remedy before winter. It claims early use wards off colds and is safe for adults and children. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Epidemic choleric outbreak reported at Kalen prompts ruler to guard high ground camps. Army imposes harsh penalties for disobedience or sanitation breaches, with death as the final penalty. Religious and social tensions arise amid attempts to curb pestilence.
It explains croup prevention starting with hoarseness and a rough cough. Mothers are advised to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first hoarseness or after the cough appears to dispel symptoms and avoid danger. The remedy is praised as dependable, safe, and widely used, sold by Joseph Bros.
A novelty item resembles a cured cigar but is an opencil. When the lower edge is turned a line of black lead appears at the tip.
A notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets. It boasts to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood, with Linn down systems and aches vanishing. Guaranteed by Joseph Bros. drug store.
Fragmentary OCR describes questions about authors and freedom versus monarchy, mentioning subjects and cloves and cryptic phrases about creation and testing. The text is unreadable and contains nonsensical segments and misspellings.
Beall Mississippi resident T R Weall says his wife suffered consumption last fall. After trying many remedies she used Dr King’s New Discovery and improved at once, with four bottles curing her. Sold by Joseph Ross druggists. 50 cents to 1 dollar. Trial bottles free.
A New York physician argues the vermiform appendix is not useless and has been used experimentally by eminent surgeons. He challenges prevailing views and highlights potential research avenues.
An advertisement claims deafness originates from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes the remedy and lists Io Carney & Co in Toledo Ohio as sellers with Hall's Family Pills as the best.
Cason community notes say the Baptist church meeting continues. Wallace Grimes and wife visited Eldon Grimes Sunday. Edith Thornberry spent Sunday with Lula Knowlton. Lee Hilligoss and family visited M. M. Routh's Sunday. A Christmas Eve entertainment is planned at the Christian Church. Hattie Nay of near Lebanon visited relatives here last week. Charles Guntle and Omer Doty of Darlington visited local friends one night last week.
A narrator recalls blunt remarks about old clothes and thrift while sharing humorous kitchen and home anecdotes. A friend jokes about garments valued at 209 dollars and a wife selling the lot for five, illustrating frugal misadventures and domestic banter.
Compacted notice advertises low one way and round trip rates via Missouri Pacific Railway to Colorado Utah Pacific Coast states Texas Old Mexico California Oregon Washington and intermediates. No car changes from St Louis and Kansas City. Standard Pullman sleeping cars and dining car service. Inquires to G A A Deane Jr T B P A Missouri Pacific Railway Sentinel Building Indiana
A wild woman was discovered in the Bernese Alps by an English hunter in a lonely spot 30600 feet above sea level. She was starving and scantily clad and fled from those approaching her. She spoke an unknown language and her identity remains a mystery, possibly abandoned by roaming gypsies after months of wandering.
A dampened flannel bound on the affected area is claimed to be better than a plaster for lame backs and pains in the side or chest. The advertisement touts Pain Balin as a superior liniment for cheap seated, muscular, and rheumatic pains.
A Milwaukee Sentinel quotation from Uncle Dick argues that appreciation comes from work periods between jobs. It notes critics outnumber hustlers, warns against reliance on theories over facts, and urges pride in craft as the path to lasting results.
Specia land buyers or Aslon will run to new lands in Geer County Oklahoma and other Southwest sections in November and December via the Frisco system. Farmers can buy rich fertile lands for one-fourth to one-tenth the cost of Last and North lands and get equal acre output. Apply now for full details and special railroad rates to Dr. Lemon, Secretary Irisco System Immigration Bureau, St. Louis.
The Chattanooga Medicine Co announces the Cardui Weather Chart and Calendar editions. It highlights Prof. Andrew J. Devon’s forecasts, large readable dates, and colorful weather signals. Copies offered by mail with stamps to Chattanooga Tennessee and via local druggists. millions already distributed.
A fragmented tale describes a Quebec man invited to a church supper. A waiter offers a pod with a carved top, the chief’s fur, and a drawn word pickle. The Quebec visitor scorns the item and requests the rest to be sent away.
Call and see me in reguard to dates before having bills printed. OFFICE Cox and Davis Livery Barn Lebanon Indiana.
A compilation notes that seven million Indians may receive plague vaccine, heart disease deaths are mostly above age ten, and baby foods often overfat. It contrasts tuberculosis mortality between white and black populations, cites London age of death disparities, and reports a German experiment on toxin effects with serum injections showing no effect.
A tersely worded motivational column urges grasping opportunity and using the present hour for self improvement. It emphasizes daily self evaluation and carrying over learnings to future days with a critical note on wasted effort.
A fragment discusses a pledge restricting alcohol use to midday and evening meals, noting it is not a total vow for a moderate drinker. The text mentions Britain and a signer, implying a public temperance context.
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