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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
3
Women seek medical help for symptoms blamed on other diseases but the text argues they come from uterine disease. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a safe tonic and restorative for overworked and nerves troubled women, with Pleasant Pellets for digestion.
Jacob Riis cites a clever San Francisco headline about a bill to ban alcohol sales near the University of California. The youth titled it Tan Act to Promote Pedestrianism Among Our Students, demonstrating sharp wit and a knack for framing public issues.
Laundry tip promoting Red Cross Ball Blue to keep white clothes pristine. Advertises a large 2 oz package sold by grocers at 5 cents.
Fragmentary notes discuss the purse as an ancient traveler’s outfit tied to Old Testament history. References suggest the gospels describe not carrying gold or silver in purses and imply a spiritual warning or discipline related to possessions.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes domestic science earns praise for making the loveliest meals. The item reflects mid century views on cooking and wife’s role in the home.
The piece notes that in a strictly feminine indoor crowd beauty appears more uniform and asserts that only the truly hideous are unattractive. It claims women entering business succeed most when they pursue the business of being beautiful, reflecting a dated social view.
A letter from Caylay Alberta dated December 7 1906 details Philip Beisiegel’s move from Wisconsin to the Canadian Northwest. He claims a shift from about 2000 dollars to an estimated 13000 dollars in possessions and land, including 320 acres bought at seven dollars an acre later sold for twenty, plus livestock, equipment, and Calgar y and High River lots.
A Philadelphia reporter recalls ex Governor Pennypacker showing his old newspaper collection in his uptown house He notes newspapers have grown larger and praises Sunday papers as encyclopedic comparing them to a fast yet behind monthly Frenchreader scene.
The piece explains surface stripping and underground closed work in anthracite mining, including room and pillar layouts, inside shafts, hoisting compartments, and rock blasting. It covers ventilation, safety lamps, coal breaking and sizing, and the high cost of preparation, plus a cost example and regional and geological context for Pennsylvania anthracite.
The dialogue features Strawber and Singerly debating a fatal step tonight as Strawber plans to propose to Miss Quillcutter. Singerly questions the choice of necktie and muses that a yes would signal true love.
An obscure remark questions Binx's behavior noting he bought a residence out of town and avoids discussing sleep under blankets. The exchange frames him as notable for what he refrains from doing rather than acts.
In casual talk a reader remarks mosquitoes are thick this summer. A half hour nap in a hammock makes one feel like they have rolled in poison ivy, reflecting the season's pest pressure.
A collection of statements on women by George Eliot Rousseau and Stahl notes. The lines reflect views on love heart and faith shaping a woman's lot and public perception.
Mrs. Eliza A. Wiley reports eleven years of eczema on her hands with cracks and bleeding. After trying three doctors without relief she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, curing her condition and prompting her recommendation.
A humorous exchange from the Atlanta Constitution depicts a light domestic scene where a practicing poet is urged to finish chores. The dialogue features a playful rhythm as the speaker jokes about labor and creative aims, ending with a prompt to write love songs for groceries in the garret.
A New York Sun quotation highlights a man’s inconsistent behavior as Mrs. Knicker-Man and Mrs. Becker-Yes discuss him. He will sit in the bleachers at a ball game yet cannot locate a summer resort cool enough.
Mrs James French of Taunton Massachusetts recalls her 65 years and kidney illness improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports backaches trembling nerves and disordered secretions but six boxes brought relief with no return of prior troubles. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Bishop Joseph F. Berry recounted a parable at a New York Methodist conference about Narvaez and his enemies. The dying marshal claims to have none then admits he has shot them all, illustrating the paradox of tender mercies and self interest. Life is a dull grind for those fixated on personal gain.
A testimonial claims coffee caused dark blotches on the skin and nervousness, while switching to Postum Food Coffee improved complexion and well being. The ad asserts coffee disturbs digestion and promotes using Postum and wholesome foods for a fair complexion and healthy body. Read The Road to Wellville in pkgs.
The ad extols Cascarets as pure mild fragrant tablets for constipation and bowel troubles. They are neat enamel boxes, portable and easy to take, said to work while you sleep and leave users feeling fine in the morning.
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