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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
3
Mrs L Kirchen of Freeport Illinois credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with easing her midlife fatigue and menopause symptoms. The testimonial praises the tablet or liquid remedy for headaches backaches and worries and endorses its use by women approaching middle life.
Canadian entries wow spectators with top prizes in Clydesdale, Belgian, and Percheron classes. Saskatchewan displays strong showing with Lady Bruce finishing second in her class, while other winners include grand championships for Clydesdales and recognition for Durum and wheat. The piece notes a strong American-Canadian spirit and promotion of production despite wartime impacts.
Tokyo celebrates the Meiji shrine opening with Shinto ceremonies and marches. Over 250000 visitors from country districts attend the festival as 2000 officials mark the installation of the late emperor Matsuhito’s name tablets in the inner sanctuary. The crowd views quiet worship and later events in a two mile illuminated approach. The crown prince worships, and plans for a large stadium for future athletic contests are announced.
The piece recalls Cobb’s remarks on tact as a rare priceless art that can land one in hot water. He cites a wartime luncheon meeting with a Red Cross nurse in Tours who gently reproved him for his blunt honesty.
Run down conditions aggravate catarrh, showing it is a local disease influenced by overall health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic and blood purifier that works through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces and restore normal condition. Circulars free from B F Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
The lambous movie star, upset at reporters, stepped ashore from the ocean liner and snapped Rotten when asked how he liked Europe. He claimed no king invited him to his palace. Film Fun notes the terse remarks.
In Horseshoe lake Columbia Louisiana G T McSween and daughter Annie Wear caught five large trout. Two appeared overfed and opened to reveal a squirrel in one and a two pound gar in the other. The puzzling question is how the squirrel ended up inside the trout.
Nancy Hale fourteen and Cynthia Hale fifteen care for six motherless siblings and have named their effort The Yellow Ostrich Feather. Neighbors sent the funds to Louisville to aid mountain women. A freight wreck caused an 8 000 gallon spill along Point Creek near Washington Courthouse Ohio.
Washington report cites belief by 95 percent of Haitians in voodoo rites including human sacrifice and blood drinking. It notes fear of the evil eye and awe of priests, with evidence of trials and alleged killings of children in remote areas.
Alex Urdanoff twenty six of Long Island City accused of robbing Mrs Mary Howell. After returning the purse he leaped from the Bridge Plaza station to the tracks. A pursuing crowd and Mounted Patrolman Kavanuagh stopped his attempt to reach the rails. He fell onto a passing auto and was knocked to the roadway. Injured he was taken to St Johns Hospital and is hospitalized with leg and shoulder injuries.
Tokyo plans a first of its kind floating crematory with two vessels of 150 tons each. Each ship will cremate up to 30 bodies at a time, anchored at Shibura wharf and then sail seven miles offshore to perform cremations after on board services.
The box holding Pilgrim bones was removed from the canopy above Plymouth Rock revealing skulls and bones believed to belong to colony members who died in the first winter. The canopy will be moved and the rock reset to sea level under new conditions.
Firefighters in Anderson Indiana hoisted a 40 foot ladder to reach a pigeon trapped on a high ledge of St Marys church. The bird was entangled in twine and safely removed.
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