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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
A barber scene unfolds as Jim denies newspapers of Linda's marriage to Dill Lee. A fifteen year old colored boy informs Jim Linda wed two hours earlier, prompting a sharp, dismissive reaction and the door closed behind him. The exchange mirrors a social clash and quick betrayal.
In a train coach the sheriff awakens and is asked for an officer from New Castle. He confirms his identity and the drummer politely asks for a corkscrew.
Fragmentary OCR reads anxious dialogue about hopeful letters and a promised bid by a father to secure a duke, with references to ALG and W and a looming P20 note. The garbled snippet suggests a personal family conversation about plans and expectations.
A humorous exchange notes a bank robbery with the quip that only all female directors might have forewarned the event, reflecting a light moment in examiner dialogue.
A reflection on the marvel of the centipede brain and its precise control of many legs, contrasted with duty and power. The speaker wonders if any source besides God guides human conduct, noting that force remains the only apparent source of authority.
A. W. Fisher notes pocket gophers cause extensive losses to fruit orchards and crops across the United States. Gophers, underground feeders, injure roots and fruit trees including orange lemon almond apple and pear, with peach commonly spared in some Pacific regions.
The article explains pocket gophers inhabit wide swaths from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific, with three US-occurring genera Cratogeomys Geomos and Thomothys distinguished by upper incisor grooves. They damage hay pasture orchards and fences, tunnel soil washes, and can ruin orchard sites. It notes a 109 species globally with similar feeding habits and cites cases like Harry Cummings of Heppner Oregon losing 40 fruit trees in one spring due to gopher activity.
Experiments at the Williston N. 10 substation tested potato depth and spacing. Planting at four and eight inches depth produced equal yields. Maximum yield of 186.2 bushels came from rows two feet apart with hills nine inches apart in the row. Irrigation added 46 bushels.
Mrs Everett Griffith of Evansville recounts severe kidney disease in 1899 and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a complete recovery in six weeks. She praises the remedy and urges readers to remember the name. For sale by dealers at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The National Review in Shanghai argues China started at the top by building universities without preparing students. The lower rungs of the educational ladder are so poorly built that rising students face near insurmountable obstacles to advancement.
The notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the correct signature and to trust in the remedy used for over 30 years. It emphasizes Castoria as a safe option for infants and children and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Ten year old Dorothy Meldrum recalls her Sunday school lesson as dandruff in the lion's den. Reverend Andrew B Meldrum, D D, has devoted himself to guiding his daughter's religious instruction as reported by the Exchange.
The new tuberculosis directory from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis shows over 600 U S cities and towns and about 100 in Canada engaged in the war against consumption. By April 1 there were nearly 1 500 agencies at work, up about sevenfold in seven years, with 421 sanatoria hospitals and day camps, 511 associations and committees, 842 dispensaries, 68 open air schools, and related provisions. The directory lists anti tuberculosis legislation by state and in about 250 cities and is sold for 50 cents postpaid at 105 East Twenty second Street New York City.
In a crowded drawing room, Miss Coyne’s extravagant gown budget draws attention from Kidder and Lord de Broke. The dialogue playfully questions who her dressmaker could be, hinting at potential marriage negotiations.
Eugene Jurinville recalls his move from Michigan to Red Lake Falls Minnesota to Jack Fish Lake Meota area. He built a prosperous homestead with 48 cattle and several crops, emphasizing high yields, no frost losses, and favorable land prices around single crop payments. He urges others to secure Canadian government literature from the nearest Agent.
A western state politician long suspected of crookedness faced an indictment and trial. The jury deliberated at length before acquitting him. As he left the courtroom a minister involved in the case warned him to reform, but the politician replied that he is not pledged to anyone.
Captain Carlyle L Burridge recounts a man who bites his own forehead after a cockcrow return home. His wife questions the large bump and the man explains he stood on a chair to bite himself. The anecdote appears in a Cleveland Leader reprint.
A jovial broker sat with his much smaller wife in a theater. A man nearby asked the wife to remove her hat, prompting the broker to shrug and warn him. The unseen man grew angry, stood, protested, and left the theater.
A husband bursts in with news to his wife who jumps up and kisses him. She exclaims in relief thanking heaven for the moment. The exchange captures a playful domestic scene with light humor.
A testimonial claims Grape Nuts improved digestion and kidney ailments after heavy meat meals. The writer credits the cereal with steadier nerves and sharper thinking, enabling longer work mornings, and promotes the Road to Wellville book from Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Murine eye remedies are listed with a new aseptic tubed Muri Eye Salve in size 2c and Murine Liquid offered at 25e to 50c. The listing emphasizes eye comfort without smarting and targets red watery eyes with granulated lids.
The article advises humane broody hen control including resting on the nest a few days, then confining in an airy coop or a raised flat-bottom pen with access to water and light feeding lightly. Do not starve. Release timing should lead to a quick return to laying shells.
A comic exchange contrasts Maud’s reckless nature with a witty remark about her skirt. Garfield Tea promotes mild relief for constipation and liver sluggishness, and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup soothes teething gums and colic for 25c a bottle.
Belle H. Bennett and Mrs. R. W. McDonnell, prominent in St Louis, launch a movement to mobilize 300000 women to pray daily for affluent people. The plan aims to inspire contributions to a world evangelization fund through systematic prayer groups.
A humorous meditation on married life where a man accepts his wife rummaging his pockets and purse. He suggests mutual tolerance for small discoveries and finances, proposing a lighthearted view of conjugal “pastimes.”
A wry line notes that a man who knows what not to do can get by with little effort. It also promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy claimed to cure constipation purify blood and tone the system while remarking on vanity in facial hair.
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