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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
7
Case testimonial from Mrs. Wm. J. Lee of Terre Haute Indiana praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery of strength and health before and after childbirth. The ad claims complete restoration and offers to answer letters from women. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A Boston Globe piece argues Lincoln transcends simple legend, shaping political identities worldwide. It notes how leaders like Wilson and Roosevelt invoked Lincoln to frame ideals of unity, freedom, and moral leadership amid war and social change. The article contrasts myth with reality, citing anecdotes and historical commentary on Lincoln's enduring influence.
Sunday to Saturday meal ideas emphasize oranges and grapefruit while detailing breakfasts dinners and suppers. Includes Pork Chops Farm Style recipe with layered potatoes and onions and winter salads like Pea and Walnut Salad and Chestnut Salad plus Raisin Pie and Cheese Salad. Contains long-winded recipe notes and finish lines.
A fragment from a historical page shows debate over Lincoln in which critics voice opposition without detailing motives. The text emphasizes the unresolved tension between supporters and opponents during the era.
Ten heifers and two bulls, closely bred and berculin tested, aged seven to nine weeks, priced at 29 dollars each. Crated and ships COD if desired. Write or order L. L. Terwilliger, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
A Seattle contractor team recently moved a Lake Washington schoolhouse seven miles through canal locks to an island in Puget Sound. Using simultaneous winches and screwjacks, the building was raised, skidded onto a barge, then towed by two tugs through the Lake Washington canal to its new location, arriving undamaged.
A four year old boy visits Aunt Millie in the country and watches her dress a hen. At the feather plucking stage he asks in surprised innocence if she is undressing the bird, reflecting a child's candid interpretation in a rural scene reported by the Indianapolis News.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the sure way to keep linens gleaming white. It guarantees satisfaction and is sold at all good grocers.
A playful exchange riffs on Bee and his fiancée, with banter about laughter and bravado. The speaker teases Bee for resisting jokes, while celebrating the lighthearted engagement talk and the plucky mood surrounding the couple.
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