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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
2
A chemist can analyze soil to determine proper fertilizer for various crops and products. If blood appears impoverished a doctor may prescribe tonics or concentrated fat foods to restore rich red corpuscles. Fat is identified as the lacking element in the system. There is no fat food more easily digested and assimilated.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil promises nourishment and strength when milk and cream fail. It remains palatable and beneficial for wasting bodies in both children and adults.
Ethel Campbell visits Newt Wall and family this week. The Kincaid child is on the six list. Wesley Parks and family from Crawfordsville visited Grandma Jaques on Sunday. New phones installed at J. L. Easkin and Geo. Froffitt homes Monday.
Mrs. Ella McDaniel of Lebanon visited relatives here last week. The Clark family of Indianapolis evangelists visited friends here. Joe McClaine and family visited George Powell's near Pisgah. No school Tuesday due to Miss Grimes funeral near Cheney Grove. W G Cory and family attended his brother Claude's wedding in Indianapolis Sunday evening.
Fred Hoover and his brother from Terhune with Lottie Waitte of Lebanon were hosted by W. H. Stafford on Friday.
Idona Sutton and Mrs Jeff Shelley are listed on the sick list. John Wells installed a telephone. Miss Lulu Maddox spent holidays at Jamestown. Miss Edith Canada visited Indianapolis for two days last week. Miss Fern Sanford visited Henry Brown last Saturday night. Miss Maggie Walkup hosted friends at her home on Wednesday night including Glen Love Raleigh Wilson Earl Causby Evert Kelley Joe Walkup Earl Lion Charles Evans Earl Warren Arthur Roscoe Bratton Parmey Whorley Forest Walkup Letha Elliot Bernice Bratton Dora Linn Pearl Mary Whorley. Mr and Mrs V J Airhart visited George Joseph on Sunday.
Local news from New Ross reports visits by Thos Bronaugh and Algia Mason of Indianapolis, plus relatives from Seymour and Lebanon. Trivia includes Junior Endeavor leaders, an upcoming Union Depot benefit at the opera house for the Christian church, and a town board meeting. Farm sale: Charles Bratton sells 117 acre east of town at $100 per acre. Bronaugh and Coddington head to Mississippi to scout land.
Milton Neese and wife return Monday from a trip to Owen county. Henry Wagner of Mississippi visited relatives here last week and the start of this week.
Joseph H Choate recounts how an English audience failed to grasp a barber versus sculptor joke. He notes a listener later mangled the tale, calling it funny while missing the point, illustrating miscommunication across cultures.
Herman Stein of Pueblo Colorado reports lasting relief from chronic diarrhoea after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims two small bottles cured him after years of illness and unsuccessful treatments. Sold by Josephs.
Former Attorney General Olney recalls Judge Gray preferring travel by carriage to walking. In Boston he received a carriage from the U S Marshal, then in Providence the Marshal refused another unless paid. Gray paid himself and the Boston Marshal explains he billed it as care and transportation of prisoners.
Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee was severely ill with a lung cough and pus. Dr King’s New Discovery was given after forty eight hours of bedside watching and produced a rapid improvement until full recovery. Trial bottle free with purchase. 50c and 1.00 bottles available at Joseph Bros.
Neo admits fault but she counters that he must also admit she was right. The exchange centers on accountability and truth between two disputing figures. The dialogue emphasizes assertion and response as they navigate blame and justification.
The article describes unusual Russian Christmas customs with unmarried women roosting on gift trees and lovers guessing their future spouses by veil lifting. It notes a village fine for broken betrothals and a child pageant with animal costumes, then briefly surveys global origins of Christmas traditions and a regional view on turkey.
Decorative guidance for holiday tables using snowy cloths, holly and mistletoe, silver candelabra, and crystal bowls. Proclaims season with centerpieces of holly leaves, berries, and wreaths or the Christmas star outline. Guest cards feature bells stars or holly with small silk ribbons and verse.
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