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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
3
An advertisement by A. D Gardner invites readers to call and see him about references and guaranteed work, noting urgency and urging before bills are saved or printed.
A newly ordained young pastor gave a sermon on The Church, praising its achievements heroes and martyrs. His closing sentence faltered with the line Such is the church? With one foot firmly established on a rock, the other pointing to the skies.
A patient under Dr. Pinel allegedly endured five years of complete idiocy before recovery. The piece then shifts to a catalog of the National Museum's vast zoological holdings, listing hundreds of thousands of specimens across insects shells fishes birds eggs reptiles and mammals.
The article counsels not to worry about controllable matters and advises using a cough remedy judiciously for colds to prevent pneumonia. It claims no danger when the remedy is used and notes it is sold by Joseph Bros.
A fragmented science note argues color stems from coal tar and soil, not fully explained by scientists. It suggests blue skies result from light passing through fine atmospheric haze, with water appearing blue even when distilled, and speculates on the relation between moisture and particle aggregates.
Mrs Johlina Soderbolm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated a shoulder and found relief after a surgeon reset it. Her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm for sprains and soreness and she slept for the first time in days. He then recommended it to others. For sale by Joseph Pros.
A damaged entry describes acetylene burners heating water from near freezing to the boiling point in about two minutes using a burner consuming about 12 cubic feet of gas per hour. A comparable setup with unneating gas required larger fuel flow to achieve similar results.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists endorsements from local Toledo druggists West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and testimonial free.
Entomologists describe plant lice life cycles their winged and wingless generations and how natural enemies keep them in check. They advise thorough contact sprays before winged forms appear and emphasize soil and crop care for pear growing to reduce infestations. They also note storage tips for onions and general spraying challenges.
J R Biddulph of Bureau County Illinois outlines the summer operation issue for cheese factories and how profit drives cycles. He notes milk usage, factory runs from April to December, and limited winter production with mixed market dynamics. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed for croup by Joseph Bros.
The piece discusses silage milk safety for babies, noting Borden Milk Condensing Company objections to silage feed and claims about milk keepability. It cites a De Kalb tester sending silage milk to Paris, questions the health risks, and reports on coal tar color restrictions, including Minnesota’s 1904 ban and the long use of annatto as a coloring source.
The notice warns photographers to avoid exploding flashlight cartridges in confined spaces. It states that high efficiency flash compounds have more explosive powder and must not be ignited in confined areas. Carelessness has cost experienced photographers their lives, so use open trails to minimize force and maximize safe exposure.
A locomotive fireman from Buc lington Ta recalls how a stale health battle ended with relief after using Electric Bitters. The anecdote blends a sheepish joke about sharing and a note on overcoming illness with a tonic, reflecting old time newspaper flavor.
An advert promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for cuts wounds bruises burns and sore feet and joints claiming it kills pain and cures trouble even for piles, with a local pharmacist Joseph Brus.
An ad promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for liver and digestive troubles. It claims the pills ease family domestic tensions by improving health and well being and directs readers to buy at Joseph Bros Brug Store.
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