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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
A mash of witty observations and odd facts covers topics from New York beauty trends and Queen Mary’s wardrobe to taxicab prices and flock counts. Reports mention a parrot talker, a Fifth Avenue birth, Austria’s labor squeeze, and hoaxes about a polar expedition.
A West Virginia University agricultural note explains the plum curculio native to the United States east of the Rockies attacks plums peaches apples pears and hawthorns among other fruits. It harms fruit by feeding and egg laying punctures and can be controlled by spraying arsenical poisons and removing wild fruit breeding grounds near orchards.
The article explains choosing and using a modern manure spreader to maximize efficiency. It stresses adequate capacity, proper ground conditions, and strong build at wear points, noting even distribution and careful loading improve field results and prevent fertility loss.
This piece outlines a noon wet mash feeding method for hens, balancing whole grain feed in morning and evening. It warns against over feeding and provides two mash recipes with precise ingredient ratios and preparation steps for best results.
Dr Caspar Casscells obsesses over a mysterious window girl Grace Morgan from Gordon whom he meets later in the mountains. She reveals she loves him after playful fly catching and a confession of mutual affection ends with a proposal to stay together.
A fragment shows a speaker asking pardon for guilt not matching a lady’s complexion and comments that the suit is acceptable but should suit a bull pup, implying a social or humorous exchange over clothing and appearance.
Bible lesson outlines Hezekiah’s reform and the 701 BC invasion by Sennacherib. Prayer, divine intervention, and the angel of the Lord delivering Jerusalem are highlighted alongside ancient accounts and their possible link to Pelusium.
A New York Times report describes Mr. Jones giving back a dropped 50 cent piece after a poorly dressed woman lamented being cheated by a ticket agent. The woman questioned his claim, but he asserted the coin was hers and handed it over. She then asked another man, who thanked him and boarded a train.
A New England music teacher struggles with fourth graders over triplets and rhythms. In frustration a student blurts out a pun about accidentals, recalling a lesson from the prior week as laughter fills the room.
A Boston physician reports two cures using Cuticura for severe dermatitis and a finger skin condition. He details a male patient with widespread pustules and intense itching who improved after Cuticura Soap baths and Ointment. His wife, initially skeptical, also recovered fully after use.
Mrs Orville Race of Paw Paw Michigan shares a testimonial. After four weeks in hospital for a displacement she reports improved health and household ability after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with female complaints to try the remedy and avoid surgery.
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