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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
2
A jumble of odd phrases and wordplay is presented as a dated extract. The items include playful lines about dogs, death as a winner in races, a doctor’s heart stimulant from toads, and various misheard or garbled sentences reflecting a humorous editorial style.
Report of a 35 foot sea serpent sighting at Atlantic City causes regular patrons to claim they are seeing things. Local authorities urge calm as confusion spreads among visitors.
Disjointed OCR text presents stray phrases about trees planting, a vet, a cacl bus, lightning, a telephone, and a request for a national anthem. It mentions a lawn mower inventor’s death and garbled dialogue about neighbors and business. Overall, a collage of incomplete notices and quotes with no clear single event.
A ragged fragment reports on health commissions over poultry and a European artist in New York for paintings. It mentions a Begum’s son in Paris, and a question about a male Begum. A India report says four torus none were captured alive by fly paper. Nature fakers are active this season.
A fragment describes a London society journal advertisement inviting affluent Americans to visit England for a staged scheme. It effuses about aristocratic romance and offers a chance to enjoy social scenes while implying a monetary lure, with dismissive tone toward those who cannot travel with wealth.
A New York bachelor killed himself after losing 2,060,000 while speculating in Wall Street. A man with 2,090,000 who seeks more via speculation also dies by his own hand, ending his life.
A sculptor argues it is impossible to show the majesty of the human form in trousers and skirts. The writer counters that the sculptor would reject appearing without trousers to display his own form.
The $10,000,000 New York library was completed after nine years of construction. A Philadelphia National League vice president died from a cerebral hemorrhage after a recent game with the Cincinnati Reds. Caution urges readers not to take baseball too seriously.
The Wallace Farmer argues silos are essential for stock farms and drought resilience. It cites decades of success for dairymen, notes silage lowers beef cost, supports sheep and hogs, warns horses may be unsafe, and endorses cooperative planning for shared cutters, water, and varied corn planting.
The article counsels careful planning for onion farming noting it requires labor and alertness. Beginners should not raise onions from seed on a large scale and should limit to a quarter acre to learn step by step. Excessive early grass can overwork horses and reduce flesh.
A quiet corner and warm place are provided for farrowing sows with gate, wheat, bran and middlings arranged for their feed and comfort.
The method devised in France by Le conte and Lainville cools milk to just above freezing to freeze it into fine snow. A centrifugal separator then spares water while expelling the rest as a soft paste, which is dried to produce milk powder containing all milk constituents save water. The process works for whole milk and reduced cream variants.
Out of 184 Illinois College of Agriculture graduates, 115 become farmers, 40 enter teaching or experimental work, seven join the U S Department of Agriculture, and one becomes an agricultural editor. The remainder pursue other agricultural occupations.
Advice on growing asparagus from one to two year old plants. Presents asparagus as easy to grow, delicious, and requiring no special care for farmers and home gardeners alike.
Women with illnesses are invited to contact Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. The firm emphasizes privacy and has never published a testimonial without consent. Readers are urged to write for Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and a free 80 page Text Book. The ad ends with unrelated notes about pills and a magazine poem reference.
An old superstition held that ague sufferers could dispel the illness by visiting the nearest crossroads at midnight five times and burying a freshly laid egg. If the cure failed, blame lay on an unlucky accident encountered en route.
Australia commemorates the 141st anniversary of Captain Cook landing at Botany Bay in 1770. HMS Endeavour, a 370 ton barque, stayed eight days and British flag was hoisted. On the anniversary the flag is unfurled again and saluted by harbor warships.
A courtroom exchange probes whether jurors would condemn the man to death. The dialogue centers on guilt and the potential punishment during examination of the defendant by his attorney. The interjection questions a politician's views on policy as part of the same debate.
A tired preacher describes indigestion relief and better sleep after starting Grape-Nuts. He notes calmer nerves, refreshed rest after Sabbath duties, and the meal’s role in making family meals complete, with praise for the Postum Co. endorsement and the slogan There’s a Reason.
The exile era Isaiah text centers on the servant as a nation Israel and in Christ Jesus. It links Israel's suffering to salvation, portraying Jesus bearing sins to redeem humanity. The lesson emphasizes serving Jehovah as the path to power and world transformation.
A Ruskin quote from The Stones of Venice extols genius as running waters in the wilderness of unnumbered things. It contrasts clear living souls with dead walls and heaps of known items, reflecting nature and blooming thoughts along living banks.
A short reflective note urges daily acts of kindness to neighbors and avoiding unkind conduct to lift much sorrow in the world attributed to Ian Maclaren.
Residents debate whether a local youth practice violated Sunday rest as young players insist they were not playing a game but preparing for tomorrow’s match with a neighboring town. Officials caution against Sunday sports.
A Toronto born infant suffered a severe skin ailment from infancy with repeated blisters and infections. Traditional remedies failed, hospital care offered limited relief, and after trying Cuticura products starting May 1909 the skin cleared completely with no recurrence. Robert Mann Proctor Minn May 3 1910.
A playful exchange compares oysters to behavior, with Bore arguing oysters "know when to shut up" and Faw challenging the idea, highlighting a humorous take on animal cognition and communication.
An old column urges caution for women choosing a spouse and links laxative Garfield Tea to relief from constipation headaches and bilious attacks. The tone mirrors period advice and product promotion.
Diogenes notes friendship as a single soul in two bodies, a compact moral maxim on unity and companionship.
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