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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
8
Aimed at women, the article discusses backache as a sign of feminine illness. It links symptoms like nervousness, headache, loins pains, and lower body weight to a need for medical attention and suggests a remedy to restore health.
Testimonies from Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine and Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Earl Pennsylvania praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backaches and pain during illness. The ad cites decades of use and lists conditions treated including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous prostration.
Senator Depew recalls a small station episode where a ticket agent gave fishermen half price tickets and the conductor was warned after a ten mile ride. The brakeman terse reaction noted a group of children in the smoker who play poker, drink whisky, and wear whiskers.
A long cited advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder for feet, claiming wide use, soothing relief, and savings on stocking wear. It warns against imitations and urges buyers to insist on the genuine advertised article.
A brief exchange records two speakers missing a play last night and noting the missed performance while an undertone of indifference colors the dialogue. Lippincott's Magazine captions the moment as a small social vignette.
An ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry powder in a large 207 package priced at five cents. It pairs a humorous Yonkers Statesman quote about Bacon-Trouble with a light tone.
A Philadelphia bird fancier recounts a gray African parrot trained for a Nicetown man. The bird adored the baby during baths in the nursery but later shrieked in terror when a kitchen scene revealed a roasting pig.
Phila delphia Press quotes a家庭 dialogue about summer plans with a humorous clash between a mother favoring New Port and a father pushing for the mountains and the almshouse as possible destinations.
A Minnesota school teacher known as The Postum Preacher describes how Postum replaced coffee to cure nervous prostration, steadied nerves, and improved sleep. She recounts her conversion after years of coffee use, urges readers to try Postum, and cites the company and a road to well being.
A wife of depth and duty marries a practical man after confessing a dying admirer’s letters. The husband fro determination writes forged replies to trigger a plan to reunite them. The ruse ends with marriage strengthened and a surprise family future.
The New York Press excerpt lampoons proposed Bible revisions by listing absurd feedback on wording and expurgation. It questions cost motives and ethics while mocking proposals to soften or euphemize sacred text.
In Harper's Weekly a humorous exchange has Mr Bones asking the difference between a storekeeper who improves his business and a man who selects feathers for sofa pillows. The answer is the storekeeper’s business is picking up while the other is picking down. T. N. Orr will sing a ballad with a punny title about marriage and a Marcel Wave.
A Chicago News quip notes that focusing on earnings and outlays strains a marriage. The piece adds a terse memorial line about a man who made no enemies, a rare reference amid the brief humorous commentary.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a playful jab about Nuritch's newborn, noting a silver spoon comment and a counterline about a silver knife if it followed its father. The exchange highlights a sharp newsroom wit in a cultural moment.
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