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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
4
A fragment notes remarks by Dr ay regarding the interest issue. The scarce text references financial concerns, public reaction, and potential policy implications discussed by the speaker. Further readable context is limited.
A long reflection on farming's rising social standing, with praise for farmers' better living and education. The piece notes a shift from urban disdain to respect, cites improved farm dwellings, college-bound children, and appeal of agriculture over city life. It also includes brief testimonials about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a tale of “Jim” Macomber on Lake Boone, plus an ad for Kodol digestion aid.
Louis Ward of Detroit recalls a Plankinton breakfast prank in Milwaukee where a clever Irish waitress corrects him. He asks for an orange and the waitress replies he meant an olive, delivering the olive instead and sparing the moment with a smile.
H L Stanley of Bruno credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his wife after five years of coughing and lung bleeding. He states improvement began with the first bottle and full cure after twelve bottles. The ad promises cure for worst coughs and colds or money back. Trial bottle free at Joseph Bros. 50c and $1.
Bird S. Coler, winner of 85,000 ballots, says 83,000 voters ignored party squabbles and will expect him to govern without regard to politicians. He aims to heed public wishes for four years in Brooklyn. See Smith and Coulter at Lebanon for 10 to 12 percent investments.
An advertisement endorses Kedol Dyspepsia Cure for chronic indigestion. The claim features Rev. W. E Hocutt of Mills, North Carolina praising the remedy for long lasting heartburn sour stomach and heart flutter with improved mood.
A centenarian credits his long life to sleeping soundly, noting six to seven hours suffices if sleep is quiet. Early rising is common among the long-lived, while insomnia often stems from late work and stimulants. Persistent sleep disruption leads to narcotics reliance for rest.
A promotional booklet offers details on hunting and fishing in the Ozarks and St. Francis Valley for birds and small game with deer opportunities. Free on request from A Hitton G P A Frisco System St Louis. Also notes farms for sale in multiple counties and 5 percent loan funding from Ora E Sutton Advance Indiana.
Willie asks what trust means and Pa explains confidence. Willie suggests a trust magnate is a sentence man, in a Catholic Standard and Times quote.
Local real estate inquiries focus on properties listed by Smith and Coulter in Lebanon. Prospective buyers are advised to contact the firm for listings and viewing appointments at standard business hours.
Frank Cobb, jailed on an assault with intent to rob charge after pleading guilty, is described as well behaved in Toledo where he lives. Toledo detectives captain Williams and local citizens report no prior trouble, noting the family’s poverty from the father’s streetcar injuries. Leniency is sought for the youth.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a scene where a daughter plots to trap Henry into marriage and a father feigns sternness before yielding, highlighting a comic clash over parental consent and a pretend breach of promise.
It costs a quarter and is sold by Josephs. Also offered is harness and boot repair services by Cal Toney at A. H. Yager's shop.
An advertisement urges early action against wasting conditions. It claims Scott's Emulsion nourishes and builds the body when ordinary foods fail, especially at the first signs of flesh loss.
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