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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
2
The article describes multiple patio forms seen in America from the Hotel Coronado terrace at Coronado Beach to Pasadena courtyards. It details a closed Moorish arched open court with tiling, a fountain, bougainvillea and trailing roses, and notes a wintertime view with a cultivated lawn around a mission house.
The text claims a severe cold can be cured in one or two days with prompt action. Early symptoms include a dry loud cough a profuse watery discharge and a thin white tongue coating. It advises taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every hour at first signs to counteract the cold.
A trapper recalls a rabbit evading capture as a lynx bursts into his tent in a snowy fight. Also an Indian health note touts Electric Bitters from S A Brown praising relief from dyspepsia and liver troubles. Sold by Joseph Bros at 50 cents.
The telegraph plant of India uses three leaflets per leaf to capture sunlight. The large terminal leaflet erects by day and droops at night while the two smaller leaflets continually circle with a jerking motion like a watch second hand. They rest briefly then resume, ensuring every leaf portion receives full sun.
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the best by noting imitators prove its superiority. It claims uses for burns chafed skin eczema tetter cuts bruises boils and piles and directs readers to ask for DeWitt's sold by Joseph Bros.
A Detroit News account describes how a Marquette county hunter earned 54 by burying meat under snow and setting traps covered by snow. A crafty wolf avoided capture, while a L Anse man used a female wolf as a decoy for suitors, netting 175 as a profit from weeks of deception and tragedy.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel trouble cures though they hesitate to publish their stories. The medicine is widely known as a good home remedy and is sold at Josephs.
Hungry vultures attacked people in the Valley of Couchs Valais sparking danger reports. A bull suffered fatal injuries in the encounter leading to its humane killing.
An alarming situation frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to those who use Dr. King's New Life Pills, the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guarantied at Joseph Bros. Price 25c.
Madison Wisconsin judge Jacob Seemann endorses Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve energizer and restorative remedy. The ad claims it strengthens the nervous system, improves digestion and circulation, and relieves insomnia and melancholy with instant relief after months of suffering. Miles Medical Co. Advertises a heart cure and nerve restoration.
Lebanon resident Newt Meek dined with Mr and Mrs Marion Rinex Monday. LN Tiegle and Jessie Garner traveled to Thorntown Friday. Lawson Brown and family attended church in Advance Sunday. Harve Kopp and family visited Sant Caplinger and family Sunday. James Higgs and wife attended Mrs Bursett funeral in Beckville Tuesday. Ora Reed and West Cunningham hauled brick from Crawfordsville Tuesday. Oliver Bowman and family of Advance visited Wm Swisher and wife Sunday. Mrs Amanda Down of Crawfordsville visited Baxter Bruebeck Sunday.
William Buechler and family visited Simeon Emmert Sunday. Rev Riggs preached at Mt Zion Sunday. Thos McLaughlin and children visited Perry Ray. Isaac Emmert and family visited Richard Emmert family. Cora Rader of Jamestown visits grandparents Sam and Mrs Rodgers. Edgar Zackary visited Harley Shelley Sunday. Wm Hostetter family and Mrs Harry Hostetter with Wayne visited Chas Airhart family Thursday.
Hazelwood reports Mel Edrington and family visited Mrs. Mary Edrington on Sunday. Geo Graham broke his shoulder when he fell from his wheel at Max on Monday. Young people attended the Lee Pointers dance last week. Billingsly and wife visited Mary Edrington Sunday. A F Heistand and wife called on Ambrose Smith and family. Harold Reddick and family near Dover visited Joe Dean and family. Farmers are laying by their corn.
At the annual meeting last Tuesday the stockholders voted to elect the same board of directors and officers for the coming year. The usual semi annual dividend was approved. The bank reported its best year since its founding and urged public confidence in its sound base and deposit safety.
We, the relatives of John Jackson, extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during illness and death of our beloved.
The excerpt blends a Kansan philosophy on earthquakes with a retail Easter flower story and a cough remedy advertisement. It cites Eldorado Republican ideas on knowledge, a New York Sun flower price report for an azalea on Fifth Avenue, and a Josephs cough remedy claim.
Mr I M Burroughs a longtime Bluffton Indiana resident endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel trouble after years of family use. For sale by Joseph Brothers.
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