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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
Maud faces criticism from Ethel who questions her unmaidenly action of offering marriage to Jack. Ethel invokes the golden rule as a rebuke to the bold proposal.
A historic note reports a salve stored in aseptic tubes helping infection prevention for marines. The item, promoted as a preventive measure, is tied to a medical book encouraging druggists to stock the remedy in each package.
The Mutaal Admiration society met and was called to order. A girl asked what people liked best and a quick response of beefsteak sparked laughter before the society adjourned.
In Washington a note summons Count di Rosini to the embassy as a secret plot unfolds. Miss Isabel Thorne and her accomplice Luigi plan a world changing device while Grimm and Campbell hunt for the prince, watching Rosa and a looming test in the capital dome.
The article describes varied review methods for Bible class lessons across ages. It covers essay presentations, question slips, picture recall, interside Q A games, adult talks, and a teacher led outline exercise to reinforce quarter's topics and scriptures.
Quote from Rev. Gay Arthur Jamieson of New York states that mankind does not develop in a high ethical sense until there is conscious need for spiritual attainment and a hunger for the fruits of the spirit such as gentleness long suffering goodness temperance and love.
A short quotation from Rev Allyn K Foster of Brooklyn praising the church and martyrdom as foundational to great movements, stating the blood of martyrs nourishes the church and life sacrifices are central to faith.
A church row over Parson Johnson cuddling a fine ewe lamb stirs the congregation. Brudder Johnson faces trial and a local meeting adopts a resolution to avoid future lamb carrying by selecting a ram-lamb instead.
A New England woman and her southern cousin discuss rail fare. She calls five cents a mile extortion while the southern cousin counters that by the hour it totals about 35 cents, highlighting regional views on travel costs.
Mrs Violet Cole of Philadelphia recounts eight years of eczema relief for herself and her five children using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She notes head and body sores ringworm and nightly itching improved after treatment and promotes the products and free skin book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
A fragmented dialogue touches on hypnosis and trusts a spring cleanse with Garfield Tea as a laxative blood purifier. The text references Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and a Keats line about beauty, weaving literary quotes with product pitches and medical claims in a dated tone.
A Chicago woman testifies she recovered from female weakness and stomach trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She warns against substitutes and cites decades of use as a standard remedy for female illnesses.
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