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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
8
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions SoLuMiA IesBigs scoring 32 with a foil event, possibly at a MUVA20S meet. Details are unclear but the item centers on a foil competition and a specific score associated with the athlete.
Advertises Kodol to nourish digestive organs and supply natural digestive juices after each meal. Claims it will make you well and help turn food into good rich blood, sold by Joseph Bros.
Saturday's game saw Beckville edge Hayseed 6 to 5 amid social notes of residents visiting and spending weekend with relatives. local names include James Ringer and others visiting families, with a brief ad for Kodel digestive product at Joseph Bros.
Mrs. Vonnie Vinnter left Wednesday for Whitestows to attend the bedside of her sister Mrs. Clarence Smith. The item mentions cough syrups and brand Kennedy's lag ative, noting they contain no opiates and are gentler, with honey and tar flavor and child appeal. Sold by Joseph Bros.
A traveler in northern Canada found a large pearl in a mussel shell along a riverbank. Jewelry houses in major American cities now send dealers to the Ungava region to source pearls. Pearls vary in value, with some shells yielding high prices, but most pearls are of little value.
A debate unfolds on governance as a boarder argues it is a republic not a democracy. The foreign student asks if the people rule, and a response explains representation through elected officials who enact and execute laws. They discuss corruption and whether office holders truly represent voters.
A man played a prank by dropping a cealf hall into Polly the parrot's nest. Polly waited patiently as the weeks passed and seemed heartbroken when unrewarded. A loud screech at 3 AM drew the owner downstairs to find Polly screeching Matter 2 and realizing he was bunkered.
A stark account notes massive losses of lions in Asia with remnants in India, elephants and giraffes thinning, rhinoceroses scarce, and Kodiak and Alaska bears among the largest in decline as human pressures grow. This outlines a global trend of endangered wildlife facing extinction in several regions.
Dr Shoops Magis Ointment promises fast relief for piles including itching and protruding piles. It is advertised as made for piles with positive, certain action and features a 50 cent nickel capped jar at Joseph Bros.
The king is described as frugal, carrying few items: a pencil case a key a watch and six sovereigns in waistcoat pockets a tiny notebook in his coat, gloves in his top coat pocket, a gold case with one eror and a small box of lozenges. He does not carry a fountain pen.
A senator’s wary reaction outside an undertaking establishment is recounted alongside varied items. A Paris resident protests taxes over frog legs and horse meat. An ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a money back pledge. Also promoted are DeWitt’s early risers for constipation and related health ads.
A guide to celebrating birthdays with small treats and surprises for children, including special meals, presents, books, or skates, plus ideas for parties, outings, or a playful visit. It encourages sharing and remembering parents' birthdays, and ends with a simple nature anecdote about a spider's journey on a silk thread.
A reform wave in Shanghai, led by Judge L. R. Wilfley of the U. S. Court for China, requires all attorneys before him to pass a strict bar examination. Gambling and vice face swift penalties as part of the crackdown.
A foolish bet between Blatchley and Morgan leads Blatchley to live on friends’ generosity in Omar Nevada. He secretly funds orphans with pink sacks, then receives unexpected help from Miss Elston and old friends, culminating in a generous flood of donations that reveal his true nature.
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