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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
3
A collection of quips about friendship and courtship contrasts with early patent medicine claims. The piece markets Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and Pazooint ointment promising pile cures, pricing details noted and implying medical legitimacy without modern regulatory certainty.
In a curt exchange at the funeral of Henpecked, Gillet notes the mood and asks how the old man appeared. Percy replies that he looked natural and relieved, hinting at sentiments shared among attendees.
The report notes two ice pond incidents with skaters warned about embon point and the risk of skating while undernourished, reflecting cautious guard against injuries during the season.
A light social exchange reveals behind the scenes tension as a teafight ends with no quarrel. The dialogue traces a long relationship, noting Myra has long been with Joe Nevins, about eighteen years, and hints at an eventual marriage proposal.
A celebrated basso recites a wry comic line about Herr Growler singing causing the hostess to fear window panes would shatter. The tale closes with a punny motto about a grass widow and a lingering sting.
In a murder trial C M Thurnauer presides over a jury where eleven members urge a verdict, but one juror refuses to yield. A court officer jokes about twelve suppers, then eleven suppers and one hay is proposed as a mock remedy.
James Wilson known as Jimmy marries Bella Knowles and divorces. Aunt Selina visits. a dinner deception unfolds as Harbison lodges a crush and a smallpox quarantine traps guests. Jealousy, theft suspicions, and a rooftop kiss drive a tangle of secrets as the house holds its breath.
Cal orchestrates a risky plan to break a quarantine as pans and a fire powder setup create a staged escape. Kit, Jim, and the Mercer family misread clues while Harbison watches with a quiet distance, hinting at a budding romance and looming departure.
On the roof Mrs. Wilson accuses a man of past unwanted advances. He remains calm and admits, without denial, the kiss and caress while she wrestles with shame, anger, and the risk of exposure. The scene ends with unresolved tension and doubt about his intent.
A fragment evokes mermaids perched on a rock combing their long gold tresses. The lines ponder what they wait for, suggesting a Marcel wave to come along as a playful literary image.
The lesson frames Jesus as a growing model of character formed in family and temple life. It stresses obedience to parents, church attendance, Bible study, and Sunday school as foundational to moral development, urging parents to nurture faith for their children’s sake.
A Wisconsin woman secured a reduced fare ticket to Edmonton Alberta via Milwaukee and the Canadian boundary line and wrote of a planned homestead in Pembina district. She described abundant wild fruit the friendly farmstead with oats barley alfalfa potatoes and vegetables a large cattle herd 100 chickens and weekly butter output. She praised the climate prospects and the sense of progress in a growing country, noting Canadian Government letters praising the settlement program are widely distributed.
The speaker contrasts labor conditions in other lands with American life. He recalls seeing laborers and women bearing heavy burdens, noting scarcity of meat, and finds reassurance in the American flag and national pride. The reflections frame a critique of global labor hardship and a defense of U.S. prosperity.
An advertising note warns against liquid bluing and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the superior choice. It claims a large package costs five cents and that the product washes more clothes and makes laundry brighter, urging readers to ask their grocer.
It is the week before Christmas. Emery and his younger sister Mildred argue the reality of Santa Claus. Emery asserts there isn’t a Santa Claus while Mildred insists there must be, challenging him with how pictures could resemble him.
Stop the pain and cure the burn or cut with Cole's Carbon salve. Heals quickly and prevents scars. 26 cents and Bic by druggists. Free sample write to J Cole & Co Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A Detroit Free Press snippet recalls a neighbor asking a little girl how she likes her new papa. The child replies that she could have picked a better one, highlighting a blunt remark about divorce from a child.
Ottumwa Iowa resident Mrs Harriet Ewampeer reports long battle with female troubles and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. The ad urges others to try the remedy and to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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