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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
3
A testimonial from Stockton California praises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation headache inactive liver indigestion and biliousness. The quote says the Pellets are best among remedies tried and is signed with a Massachusetts address in 329 S Grant Street.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims pleasant, harmless tablets end dyspepsia after one or two doses and cost little at drug stores. The snippet also includes a light quiz exchange about conundrums and a wedding ring pun.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts constitutionally based cure, strengthens the patient, and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure, with testimonials and dealer details from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A five year old fears Santa will forget him and writes a humorous letter asking for a gun, car, book, candy, a pony, and a mule Pony details include a request to ride it’s hind legs. An unrelated ad promotes Cuticura products for baby skin and toiletries. A wry ad line notes worry brings more business to the undertaker than hard work.
The Fairy Queen hosts a magical ball in a snowy forest. Fairies gnomes elves and brownies prepare an icicle entrance while the sun smiles through the trees. Guests skate sing and dance on a glittering snow carpet ending with affectionate farewells to Mr Sun.
A note from Girl's Companion reminds that love is the mightiest force. It says a girl who loves loyalty achieves greater impact than building ships or running railroads, and to value everyday acts of love as world work.
The Chicago Daily News describes Nishapur in Persia as Omar Khayyam’s homeland. It portrays the ancient city as isolated, surrounded by barren mountains, with a snowy northern range and red tinged lower slopes. The plain is treeless, dusty, and lifeless except for brief springs of green, with a distant desert beyond.
The article portrays John Milton from youth in London, noting his scholarly promise, early poems Il Penseroso and L Allegro, his unhappy first marriage, political clashes, later remarriages, blindness, loneliness, and eventual creation of Paradise Lost before his death about a decade after its appearance.
During a crowded morning Tosti was interrupted by a stranger who demanded a run through his song My Memories. After a brief argument she forcibly entered the studio but left when he declined to assist.
The November feast of St Brice, linked to football lore, is tied to a historic 1002 Danish massacre tradition. The article notes St Brice did not create either the massacre or football, as he was a Tours bishop who died six centuries earlier.
A debate over telling family Santa Claus is a myth reveals contrasts between praise and responsibility. One side argues credit should go to the person who covers the bills while the other defends keeping natural honesty simple and plain.
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