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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
2
A historical reflection on the Bastille’s fall in 1789 as a symbol of royal oppression and its mythic replay in later revolutions. It describes the siege, the crowd’s brutality toward guards, the fortress’s destruction, and the Bastille’s role as a flashpoint for the French Revolution.
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a card game where a woman dominates the talk and a revelation about a man named Brown surfaces. The narrator recalls a tense night with shifting signals, a fallen card, and a moment when a stranger named Philip appears to reveal a tainted attraction.
The article notes forty to fifty Philippine dialects share a Malayan grammatical base with uniform sentence structure and affixes. Despite similar grammar, vocabulary varies widely, leaving speakers of different tribes unable to converse without learning each others words.
Orlando Dexter once rich Brooklyn financier murdered fifteen months ago left 5900 acres of virgin forest above Tupper Lake. Executors sold the tract for 50000 to Conger Bros & Cox of Brushton. Syndicate led by Firman Ouderkirk bought for 104900, then sold to Brown's Tract Lumber Co for 152000. The buyers expect over 250000 from lumber.
A fragmented prose piece follows a narrator watching a man who enthralls women with a magnetic gaze. She recounts his influence on two women the Dark Girl and the Blonde, and her own shifting feelings from flirtation to anger and betrayal. The narrator confronts a persistent admirer Tom and reflects on love, jealousy, and social gatherings.
Governor Patane Ponnesivania unveils a curious campaign tale where a candidate’s use of a Pennsylvania Dutch phrase at a critical speech leads to a surprising victory. An error in delivery reveals the phrase Was ne most 777, described as What will you have to drink, fueling a notable political moment. The account ends with a medical advertisement for Stanuell and Liver Tablets offered locally.
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