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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
2
Poem recalls old country life with toothache and unavailability of dentists. It advises readers to visit Dr Kirtley at Advance every Thursday for relief from tooth pain and asks them to seek mercy in the face of dental need.
A fragmented reminiscence by a woman claiming understanding of other women’s ailments. She describes personal suffering and attempts at a cure through extensive searching and experimentation, mentioning a delayed, uncertain path to relief.
A solicitous, sensational sales pitch targets women, promising cures for uterine and related disorders. It offers a free test treatment, claims thousands cured, and urges readers to send name and address to Summers in Notre Dame, Indiana, for at home remedies.
Cason. R. H. Sharp lost a horse last week. W. H. Stafford attended the bedside of a nephew near Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon near Pikes Crossing visited George Dehoney over the weekend. Singing at the Christian Church Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stewart visited Chas Dean and wife over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cory spent Sunday with Walter Cory and family. H. M. Reddick spent Sunday with his brother near Gadsden. Elder Kerr's appointment at the Christian Church Saturday and Sunday. Will Bennington of Martinsville visited relatives here Sunday. Charley Dean and wife with Emory Stewart and wife visited relatives near Elmdale early in the week. Claud Piles spent Sunday with Frank Stafford near Lebanon.
A historical note promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the best cure for malaria poison and constipation. It claims a universal cure and sells for 23 cents at Joseph Bros.
New Ross areas report Flossie Rettinger visiting relatives in Darlington this week. Chas Kesler of Pittsboro visited town on Tuesday. Rev Oakes Hall will fill his regular M E church appointment Sunday. Raymond Emmert attended Junior Endeavor Sunday. Walter Lane was in Litton early this week. Opal Walters listed as sick. Kedol Dyspepsia Cure advertised with a testimonial from Rev W E Hocutt of S Mills NC praising relief from chronic indigestion. Sold by Joseph Bres.
The piece describes Meydenbauer's theory of cosmic diamond origin via meteorite fragments in Arizona. It notes a crater, iron masses, and a meteorologist claiming tools harmed by a substance harder than iron, suggesting diamonds in meteorites and prompting ongoing chemist searches.
The Blair Georgia pastor states Electric Bitters cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse. He describes regaining strength after two bottles and walking miles in under an hour. The tonic is promoted as a remedy for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints, sold with guarantee by Joseph Bros at 50 cents.
A Visitor to Panama describes thousands of ants moving in orderly lines across a park road. Each insect carries a leaf atop its back while a parallel returning line unloads supplies up a steep hill. A carriage accident briefly interrupts the march, then the procession resumes.
Joseph Bros. advertise Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the greatest healer on earth for burns, wounds, sores eczema and piles. A Ford City machinist, C. W. Moore, burned in an electrical furnace and was cured quickly. Also promoting worlds fair seed oats and a Ford City shop ad for mending harness.
Seed oats promoted for the World's Fair are offered for sale at the local elevator. The note suggests buyers may acquire the variety at the grain facility. No additional details on price or quantity are provided.
The soothing healing remedy is praised for quick relief in colds croup and whooping cough. It is marketed as safe for all ages including babies, containing no opium or harmful drugs and sold by Joseph Bros.
South Side social updates list Mrs Wall on the sick list. Miss Effie Hinton visited Clare Heady Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Sheets visited Mrs Feather Friday. Miss Elva Meadows visited Dessie Canada Monday night. Mr Chas Sheets and wife with Harve Sheets visited their father Alex Sheets Tuesday.
Rev. Amos Parker of Magnola North Carolina suffered eight years with a lame hip from rheumatic pains. He was permanently cured by the free application of Chamberlains Pain Balm, avoiding internal medicines and quick relief from pain.
The piece extols horses as useful, quicker than oxen, noting many colors and uses from drawing wagons to crowd movement. It ends with a quip about horse clothes being lovely, then shifts to clothes as an alternative when a horse is unavailable.
Advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a universal remedy used by thousands. Claims to cleanse and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels relieving headache constipation biliousness jaundice torpid liver and sallow complexion. Encourages trying the product.
A historic notice touts One Minute Cough Cure as harmless and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It states the remedy has long proven itself a trusted friend to users and emphasizes safe use for children. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Kodol digests what you eat to ease fullness belching gas and indigestion. It helps the stomach and digestive organs perform their functions naturally and claims quick relief from disorders due to imperfect digestion or mal assimilation. Sold by Joseph Bros.
The famed financier Hetty Green, aged seven by her birthday, declines party talk and voices a grievance about understanding business until she can vote. She notes owning an automobile but admitting she cannot drive or vote yet.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 guarantee. It explains internal use, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and offers testimonials. The note also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio as the company address.
Bruno resident H. L. Stanley hails Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption after his wife’s five year battle with coughing and lung bleeding. He credits the medicine with a cure after one bottle and twelve more. The ad promises cures and a money back guarantee with trial bottles at Joseph Bros. 50c and $1.
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