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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
Readers praise Tanlac as nature's tonic that drives poisons from blood and stimulates liver and digestion. Advertisers claim it rebuilds energy for men, women, and children and promises quick results for weak bodies, appetite loss, and sleeplessness.
Snow crystals vary in size from minute forms barely visible to plates about a quarter inch in diameter. When the air carries many large crystals, collisions occur frequently.
The advertisement proclaims Green's August Flower as an effective digestive aid for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related complaints. It claims worldwide usage for fifty eight years and notes 30 and 90 cent bottles available in stores.
Mr Ponks is asked if he enjoys Beethoven’s works and replies he has never visited them or the manufacturer. The exchange reveals a quirky dialogue about classical music tastes.
During these days many children suffer headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels and catch cold easily. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders are praised as easy pleasant and effective and have been used by mothers for over 80 years. Trial package offered free by Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Washington reports strong pushes in Congress to expand air mail and fund a broad aviation program. Col. Paul Henderson highlights coast to coast service, night flying, and plans to cut mail cost per ton mile while expanding routes and potential passenger transport.
Iowa City Iowa By causing successive waves to interfere with each other Dr G W Stewart of the University of Iowa has perfected an acoustic wave filter. The device uses open air tubes with branching chambers to create backward reflections that block or pass tones. He foresees applications in telephones phonographs and musical instruments and the elimination of unwanted noises to suit individual taste.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports Mrs. A H Harmon won 60 year battle to remove desertion stigma from War Department records. Harmon a Canada resident enlisted in the Union Army, was wounded in September 1864 and sent home on furlough. He never rejoined, was listed as deserter, but an affidavit showed medical restraint. the House committee on military affairs approved clearing his record and granting widow's pension.
In Bourges France a wild boar chased by hunters broke into a private house in Grand Mallory and entered an invalid’s bedroom. The injured man allegedly shrieked for help then jumped out a window. The boar was slain and the man returned to work.
A nationwide movement against steel traps began with the formation of the stop the steel trap society. A. F. Gingery, editor of Red Ranger a foxhound magazine was elected president.
A comforting kitchen exchange between a kettle and a flatiron explores humility collaboration and ambition. The kettle recalls its invention by James Watt and expresses hope for greater recognition while acknowledging the need for fire wood and helpers. The flatiron remains unexcited, underscoring a shared theme that even great devices rely on others.
A four year old with typhoid fever begs for a morsel of apple to ease his illness. His mother refuses, fearing it could prove fatal, but the boy quips that a small piece might at least kill the germs.
A series of puns and riddles about nuts and sailing terms. It includes pea nut, pecan, elm as helm, and a joke about a cent and nickel with a play on cents and sense. The reader is invited to spot the wordplay and homophones.
Edward W. Osgood is believed to hold the record as secretary of Leavenworth Lodge No. 2 Masons. He has served in that post for fifty years, a tenure unmatched in the lodge’s history.
Mrs Mabel La Point of Turtle Lake Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with easing weakness backache and nervousness after six pregnancies and childbirths She endorses the product and claims widespread benefit in a recent canvass 98 of 100 women reportedly benefited from the remedy
Dan questions how Sam makes far more money than he spends. Sam explains he works in the mint.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin to ensure authenticity, claiming safety proven by millions and 23 years of physician use. It also notes that in the Galapagos Islands, 600 miles off the Ecuador coast, animals have become extinct elsewhere.
War raises prices for cotton and linen forcing shoppers to seek durable wear. A laundry tip suggests extending garment life by using Red Cross Ball Blue as a laundry aid, while grocers advertise related products.
A remark about a woman’s figure can significantly uplift her mood and confidence. Experts note social feedback influences body image, with praise from a man potentially enhancing self-perception and happiness in daily life.
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