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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement urges reducing meat to prevent back and kidney pain and promotes Jad Salts as a safe, effective remedy. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast will flush clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder irritation and disease. It markets Jad Salts as a delightful lithia water drink used by millions.
A fur overcoat, admired for its beauty, is noted to be suited to northern climates north of Minnesota, though its striking appearance makes it attractive in any setting.
A sermon overview on Christian growth through renunciation and appropriation of the Word of God. It urges believers to avoid ungodly counsel and sinful paths, delight in Scripture, and live visibly as pilgrims, citizens, and servants, guided by God's laws and providence.
A reflective proverb notes that time changes views. It urges delaying clever writing until morning, as many plans become less effective or abandoned after rest. Lord Avebury is referenced as the source of the counsel.
A reflection on how the present moment seeks to honor the high standards and determination of the past. The note emphasizes ongoing effort, discipline, and the call to uphold enduring values as time moves forward.
A mood described as transcendent and serene awakens deep thoughts. nature appears sacred as the world moves toward an oracle of grass and firelit dusk. The quote by Richard Salter Storrs emphasizes the soul’s awareness of relations to higher systems and to a creative personal spirit interwoven with all things.
Paris police investigating Henri Landru the alleged bluebeard report fifteen pounds of human bones in his home. A preserved skull and cut bone fragments show saw marks matching a sawing tool. The wife is described as a devoted accomplice and children allegedly helped dispose of property.
The American Manufacturers' Export Association asks the U S State Department to defend American automobile and accessory trademarks pirated in Portugal and elsewhere. The committee cites more than forty stolen marks and notes global piracy spreading to Brazil Spain Japan Argentina and Cuba. It links piracy to film and foreign agents and urges treaty ratification to recover infringed marks. A note adds an unrelated claim about a belt tobacco can patent.
Reims and Epernay host vast subterranean wine galleries built by major champagne houses. The vast cellars hold hundreds of millions of bottles, largely undisturbed by war as fronts shifted, though the industry faces losses now and will recover soon, AP reports from the region.
Aotems assess their strategies as Pines hosts a cocauscure gathering. Organizers emphasize measured gains and cautious steps for participants.
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee’s Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds. It claims influenza deaths exceed wartime fatalities and promotes the product as a trusted American remedy used in homes worldwide for better sleep and easy morning expectoration.
A press agent discusses inviting Prince Doaletski to the United States with the aim of arranging a marriage to a well to do American family. The agent notes European royal interest is limited and suggests a union with an American industrial clan could benefit the prince.
The Belgian queen visits the Spanish mission garden at Santa Barbara becoming the first woman in nineteen years to walk the grounds since Mrs. William McKinley. Her stay draws attention from locals and dignitaries alike.
In Baltimore, veterans at the Red Cross Institute for the Blind at Evergreen take up poultry raising. The article notes that blind workers can manage chicken handling, aided by electric light, with poultry work suited to their skills and challenges.
A humorous line quotes a speaker asking what caused the uproar as the speaker claims to be enjoying a thunderous time. The fragment suggests a dialogue about weather and mood rather than a formal event.
An advertisement urges readers to dye a child's coat with Diamond Dyes claiming rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. It notes a direction book in the package and a Diamond Dye Color Card to match materials.
A Claypool hotel chef demonstrates a practical way to carve a turkey to maximize value. He bones the bird quickly removing legs wings and then shows how to use the neck giblets for soup and sauce.
A playful exchange hints at differing expectations as a couple talks about future shared troubles. The woman declares she will love to share all his griefs and troubles, while the man jokes he has none. She corrects that she means after marriage.
A Spanish labor dispute adds diet demands to wage and hour battles. Workers seek 10 pesetas daily, three meals, long workdays with siesta, rest periods, smoking breaks, and beds. The report notes the unrest accompanies crop contracts for sugar cane and notes a Tewa inventor’s radiator clamp.
A pithy line notes that people hesitate at opportunities imagined as perilous journeys. It uses maritime imagery to suggest risk deters action, highlighting a paradox where pursuit requires courage against hidden dangers.
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