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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1917
Page
3
Swollen hands ankles and feet due to a dropsical condition from deranged kidneys. A remedy targets uric acid related inflammation with backache burning urine and frequent urination, claiming rapid pain relief and elimination of uric acid. Anurie pills are touted as a potent flavor of Dr. Pierce's pills with a long favorable reputation and a mail order offer.
A testimonial from Logansport Indiana praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach relief. The speaker, A B Wighast of 425 Broward St, says six bottles helped him feel better, with four bottles providing clear improvement. Trials and purchase options are listed.
The article describes a military style contest at Princeton and in camp settings to prove weight for weight strength and endurance. It highlights a participant who scores low in strength tests but high in endurance and notes dietary adaptations that influence performance.
The article surveys Italian political moves and Giancarlo Annunzio's role in steering Italy toward war, noting his poet-aviator image and bold Rome journey. It contrasts cabinet shifts with public oratory and aims to press Italy into conflict while Giolitti loses influence.
A Christmas morning prayer asks for gratitude and grace for all mankind. It calls for faithfulness nobility industry temperance and sincerity, and requests the Spirit to renew the earth and bring peace to men of good will.
Reverend Robert S. MacArthur reflects on Christmas meaning and peace. The piece emphasizes Christ's birth in hearts, gentleness over strife, and the call to welcome divine presence in daily life.
A religious verse fragment praises Christmas Day, invoking Christ and Bethlehem. The text mentions shepherds, the Babe, and blessings, with stylistic archaic phrasing characteristic of early 20th century devotional writing.
A short promotion notes camouflage as a boost to dressing appeal for Thanksgiving turkey. It mentions easy payments and a Wisconsin land opportunity, with contact details in Chicago.
A witty mock note argues bachelors would welcome being cashed out of marriage concerns if it safeguarded them from meddling mothers. The piece uses satirical tone to critique social pressures on single men and parental influence.
The text references a medical item Bromo Quinine and a quip about signatures and a court scene. It mentions Sanativa Pum Quenin and Grove Cures Uo Cuid in Ome Bay, with unclear context and a remark about not repeating words in court.
A lyric recounts the Nativity scene with child Jesus born in David's town. Angels, oxen, and stars witness the holy birth as believers seek solace and healing through the Child. Lyrics merge religious imagery with a plea for courage and meek faith.
Poem passage urges children to seek Christ as guide and comfort. Calls on divine nurturing, the motherly sighs, and a pure gospel. Public domain style reflects piety and gentle admonition attributed to the New York Tribune.
A compact hymn reflecting Christmas devotion with praises to Christ as savior. The piece evokes angels, heavenly mercy, and personal reverence, citing Martin Luther as the author while describing a quiet heart kept for Jesus.
A reader questions the accuracy of dating from Christ's birth. The response notes Dionysius Exiguus set the system in 533 AD using 754 AUC, adjusting Rome's founding. Later calculations place Christ's birth around 6 or 7 B C, with January 1 in the 194th Olympiad as starting point.
A dialog poem asks the watchman to reveal the night's signs and the star’s meaning. The traveler confirms the star heralds dawn, peace, truth, and the coming age. The piece culminates with the vision of the Prince of Peace and the Son of God by John Lowring.
The December 23 lesson presents the story of Jesus birth drawn from Matthew Luke and John. It outlines the journey of the wise men shepherds and Herod, noting the gifts gold incense and myrrh and urging worship of Christ as king.
An experienced builder warns that a house built on sand fails under professional critique while a well planned structure on solid foundation stands firm. The article stresses owner and builder unity, careful architect selection, and reverent, quality construction to ensure lasting durability against wind and criticism.
A shelter for a flagman at a street crossing on the Southern Pacific in San Francisco is built from discarded locomotive parts. Constructed by a consulting engineer using old engine wheels springs fires and other parts, it is a solid durable and curious landmark in the state.
Reclaimed brick offers color variation and texture similar to colonial brickwork. After removal from old buildings the bricks are cleaned and sand blasted in new work to restore their original condition, reducing efflorescence common with new brick.
The global demand for tinplate and high prices prompt new mills and greater output. A Commerce Department statement notes producers will push to conserve more tinplate, with figures from large producers supporting the trend.
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