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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
4
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a cautious suitor weighing affection against risk. He hints at choosing a prudent path while debating timing and the value of deliberate talk before romance and commitment. The piece reflects a playful tension between prudence and passion in pursuit of a beloved.
A faded romance tale follows a woman recalling a string of formative years from youth to adulthood as a lifetime of unspoken love culminates in a chance meeting with a longtime confidant now revealed as her true beloved. The narrative unfolds through memories of college, balls, and lost opportunities.
A whispered speaker declares a personal life claim claiming deep attachment. The exchange reveals intimate stakes and emotional tension as one figure asserts ownership over a life decision.
A Caribou settler recalls life forty six years ago with no roads or boundary lines. He cleared land by hand, traveled two and a half miles to a grist mill and three and a half miles to a weekly post office in a sparse era. The original two 120 acre lots now host multiple buildings a schoolhouse and a telephone line. modern invention and enterprise transformed the area. The note cites straight jersey cattle and progressive neighbors as signs of change.
A rural couple traveling in a mule drawn wagon on Grand Avenue are startled by modern city sights including streetcars and a shouting car horn. The man guides the team to a stop and explains a goose had entered the scene, adding humorous confusion to their first city excursion.
A blonde fiancé causes a stir at a dinner by presenting gold busts of each other as engagement gifts. The groom wears Harold’s head as a charm on a gold chain while the bride displays hers, prompting mixed commentary from guests.
Paris reports a claimed diamond cure for consumption. W T McGee of Vanleer Tennessee endorses Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, claiming instant relief and permanent cure. Available at Josephs for two thirds and one dollar with guaranteed results and a free trial bottle.
Navy officials plan spring trials for all new warships to measure funnel smoke during underway tests. Snapshots will gauge smoke volume to assess furnace and boiler efficiency and aid in determining a ship’s detectability at sea. An officer notes trial conditions use picked coal and crews, which may skew results.
A survey notes unfinished manuscripts and projects by famous writers. Laurence Sterne’s Journal to Eliza rests in the British Museum. Byron died before continuing Don Juan and Childe Harold. Hawthorne, Wilkie Collins, Helen Jackson, and Dickens left fragments or synopses guiding unfinished works.
Mrs Anna Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania credits Electric Bitters with restoring her health after four weeks of illness including typhoid and kidney trouble. She says she walked bent double and had to rest on her knees until the remedy improved her strength. The ad promises cures for stomach liver and kidney disorders at Josephs drug store for 60 cents.
The article argues against turning kissing into a medicine, warning that prescribing affection ruins romance and sweetness. It portrays the French investigator as a deceiver and favors nature, microbes, and a rose over a medicinal view of the kiss.
T M Wood manager of the White County News Beebe Ark endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after using it personally and with his family with the best results. Sold by Joseph Bros.
All parties who know themselves to be in arrears with the Advance Telephone Company are urged to call and settle immediately as the association requires the money by order of Ass'n.
The summer resort near Waveland Indiana, reachable via Central Indiana Ry, announces season opening under new management. Affordable tickets with long return limit. Inquiries via Central Indiana Ry agents or W. Parkhurst, P.A., Central Indiana Ry Co, Anderson Indiana.
Notice from Advance Telephone Company asks patrons to call the office at their earliest convenience to establish a new calling system. Signed July did J. M. Sandy secretary.
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