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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
In Fedora Tennessee C. V. Pepper recounts a dramatic incident where a resident feared bleeding in the throat but found instant relief after using Dr. Ninga New Discovery. The testimonial claims rapid cough relief and recovery within three weeks, with guaranteed cure available at Josephs drug store for one dollar.
A Dundee Advertiser note describes Sir Humphry Davy using a thermometer as a placebo to harness imagination. A paralyzed patient believed the device cured him after repeated sessions, and the paralysis reportedly vanished through the patient's own imagination.
Miss Ann Teek notes the fourth pheto pin is dated four weeks after the first, making the subject a month older in the fourth. Pheto Artist explains age progression since the initial shot.
A dramatic scene follows a lady chauffeur who, after glancing at a fallen figure on the road, continues her journey. The piece notes a Cedar Grove resident praising Geo. LA Paris as a mascot and includes a testimonial for Electric Bitters curing kidney and liver troubles.
The ad promotes Kodel as a simple harmless remedy for stomach troubles. It claims quick relief after meals and direct action on the stomach, with a money back promise. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Swails sues Central Indiana Railway Co alleging engine sparks set fire to a farm with two barns and contents valued at 309 dollars plus 25 dollars for hay and 25 dollars for fruit trees. She seeks judgment for 900 dollars. Reporter. The ad promotes Kodol digestive aid without relevance to the suit.
Indianapolis deputies searched about fifteen residences in Eagle township near Zionsville. One unlawful seine was found in the possession of S. B. Lane, an affidavit filed in circuit court. The seine, said to be old and dilapidated, was confiscated and brought to Lennon. Prosecutor Hornady contemplates not prosecuting, while fishermen near Eagle Creek may face charges on Sundays.
A lighthearted exchange features a dreamer wishing for an airship to visit imagined castles in the air. The dialogue contrasts a wish with a imaginative plan, highlighting whimsy and fantasy.
An old remedy called Kennedy's Cough Syrup is recommended as a pleasant treatment for colds and coughs. It is claimed to be safe for babies as well as all ages, contains no opiates, and does not cause constipation. Children reportedly enjoy its syrupy taste.
Dr Shoop offers Magic Ointment for piles with fast relief for itching and protruding symptoms. The advertisement touts a line for piles and claims positive, certain action. Available in large nickel capped jars at 60 cents from Joseph Bros.
A furrier vents worry over camphor supply and price, noting Japan controls mature trees, substitutes are scarce, and future costs could rise. He urges a camphor substitute to avoid price surge and disruption for users of the aromatic preservative.
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