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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
2
A satirical roundup notes varied items from finance to fashion. It mentions an American millionaire buying a Scotch castle, New York snow costs, swindlers, tipping debates, Turkey's victories, a farmer with an axe, dueling, foreigners in New York, and Chicago as a great city, among other quips and curiosities.
Talk No. 6 discourages blue laundry products and favors Red Cross Ball Blue for whiteness. It extols walking as a nerve tonic, noting oxygen flow, skin tone benefits, and four to five mile daily jaunts as the best exercise for a good complexion.
Many children are sickly and suffer cold symptoms. The advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to break up colds in hours, relieve feverishness and teething disorders, move bowels, and destroy worms. Sample mailed free from A. S. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York, 2 cents.
Mrs Forward explains two of her sons are Boy Scouts and their reconnoitering happens in the refrigerator, a playful domestic exchange reflecting family life and humor.
Advert reads that thousands die yearly from consumption caused by neglected lung colds and promotes Hamlins Wizard Oil as a cure by rubbing on the chest to draw out inflammation.
Quote from the Louisville Courier Journal shows a brisk chase for a gift item. A husband explains his rush is to find something for his wife as shoppers discuss offers and choices in the scene.
A historic ad touts Cole's Carbon Salve to stop hurt, prevent scars, with doses of 2c and 60c sold by druggists. Free samples available by mail from J. W. Cole & Co. in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
An advertisement promises cures for itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee if Palo ointment fails. The copy notes even the highest flyer must come down to earth.
A muddled farce unfolds around a quar antine at a house party attended by Jimmy and his ex wife Bella. Aunt Selina arrives as secrets unravel with theft accusations and marital deception, while Harbison repairs a roof as romantic tensions flare. The scene ends with mounting scandal and unclear loyalties.
In the Harbison house a tense deception unravels as Aunt Selina discovers lies about Bella and Jimmy. The narrator endures humiliation patching a garment while Jim and Louie dodge exposure, shared glances and evasive jokes masking a broader mystery.
In a tense house night, Anne and friends suspect Mr. Harbison of deception after a board escape, a dusted overcoat, and a brown button found where a board flew out. Harbison survives a fall, remains distant, while Anne confronts his cold, evasive behavior as clues mount.
A testimonial from ELL Cate of Exile Kentucky describes a four year battle with a burning itching rash and boils. After failed treatments by three doctors labeled eczema, she credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with a complete four month cure and no recurrence over a year.
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