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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
4
A favorite remedy for babies praised for pleasant taste and quick cures. It is said to cure coughs and colds rapidly and prevent pneumonia or other serious consequences. Claims to stop croup if given at the first sign. For sale by Joseph Brothers.
A portion of newspaper dispatches notes a view that farmers enjoy independence and leisure, but the text hints at winter hardship and the contrast with urban newsrooms. The fragment mentions blizzards and domestic routines as context for rural life.
A wealthy New Yorker urges young farm readers to ponder the moral cost of rapid urban ascent. He recalls climbing from poverty to partnership, then laments fortune made by taking advantage. He says true success lies in giving every man a square deal, not profit at others' expense.
A prominent North Carolina manufacturer claims Electric Bitters cured his Brights disease and diabetes stage, noting earlier liver and bladder relief. The ad touts a 50 cent price and guarantees at Josephs. An unrelated cosmetic tip follows for Dr Shoop's Green Salve to improve lips.
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic muscle pain when applied two or three times daily and rubbed vigorously. If no relief, place a dampened flannel cloth with Pain Balm on the afflicted area for quick relief. Sold by Joseph Boos.
Indiana legislature presses into the second half of the session with focus on anti trust bills and state supervision of private banks. Debate centers on a hospital for consumptives and reform measures while Governor Hanly aims for reorganized boards and cost controls in gas contracts.
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