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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
An old tale recounted by Miss Poksum features a lazy Grubworm and a clever Possum. Children ask about June beetles while Aunt Poksum serves buttermilk and simmons. The pair boast of staying home yet enjoy keeping others curious about village council and beetle lore.
An ad style passage notes Maxim’s gun and Chamberlain’s remedy avoid boasting. It asserts the gun’s power underestimated by judges and claims the medicine reliably cures diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains, with users speaking for it. For sale by Joseph Bros.
A terse scene shows a man declaring his life is insured for $50,000 and a woman replying with indifferent resolve and a vow of shared fate. The dialogue hints at danger, coercion, and fatal stakes between them.
A 19th century statement by Governor Wright defines the origin of the word Oklahoma meaning red people. The article recounts the 1866 treaty context, separation of Indian Territory from Oklahoma land, and the future state joining the union. It notes Indians would be a non dominant element in the new state.
An ad for Kodol digestives promises relief for sour stomach and indigestion. A lengthy local feature hails William Welch, 106, as the town’s oldest Civil War veteran and veteran Mason, celebrated in Lempster.
During summer months children suffer from bowel disorders that require prompt care when looseness begins. The remedy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine is recommended for both children and adults to quickly control abnormal bowels.
The medical editor notes weekly journals struggle against daily papers and cites a New York daily heat over an operation for renal calculus performed at a hospital by a famed surgeon. Details were graphic and appear accurate, but the article was published soon after the event.
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