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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
4
A chemist can analyze soil to determine suitable fertilizer for various crops. If blood lacks fat or red corpuscles a doctor may prescribe tonics or concentrated fats. The passage argues fat is the missing element in a deficient system and extols easily digested fat-rich food.
Scott's Emulsion nourishes and strengthens when milk and cream fail. It is palatable and beneficial for wasting bodies in children or adults. A free sample is offered.
A wartime obituary honors a Japanese hero at Port Amaur and notes the death of his brave sons. The piece laments forgetfulness of duty and recalls the commander of the eleventh division who sacrificed his life after years of hardship.
Fragmentary notice lists sugar niece line of tea baking powder and soda as available items at a grocery store. Shorthand seems to indicate a sale or stock listing in a colonial era ad. Notable items include sugar tea baking powder and soda and other pantry basics.
Pepe Tine of ReaSauc Retailers announces new pricing on cigars and tobacco products under the banner Reasonable Prices. The move aims to attract customers with lower cost options across popular brands and quantities.
The account details General Nogi's ascetic life, his sons Hoten and Shoten killed in battle, and his wife Mrs. Nogi's plea to join his hardship in Tokio. It notes his reluctance, his calm daytime cheerfulness, and the toll of siege losses on the veteran commander in formosa and Port Arthur campaigns.
The palm for execution was given to the Kutho-daw Buddhist monument near Mane vy Burma. It features about two temples each with a marble slab bearing the sacred text in Pali. The Krahodow, erected in 1857 by the Minderamin the last-foremost king, sits within a square of temples crowned by an ornamental canopy.
A prisoner stands before the magistrate facing a charge related to ratekeeping. The exchange reveals confusion over arraignment and prior police work as the judge questions the defendant’s background and intent.
Fragmentary text shows poultry items such as capons ducks turkeys and old hen references along with scattered numbers and abbreviations. No coherent event or quotation is discernible in the damaged OCR.
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia or other serious consequences. For sale by Joseph Bros.
S J Edrington appears on the visitor/list, Lon Bratton traveled to Lebanon on Monday. Ret Potts plans to move to Tom Mc Laughlin farm south of Max with Ed Harper visiting his sisters Mrs Lon Bratton and Mrs Ella Batman. Multiple locals attended a sale south of Advance. others hosted or traveled to Indianapolis and Michigan with family.
The report lists several relocations and visits: Tom Debard and family moved to Michigan on Monday. Homer Bratton and family near Thormtown visited Lon Bratton and family Saturday night. Lon Bratton traveled to Lebanon for business. John Sloan moved onto the Debard farm Monday. Homer Bratton and family and Lon Bratton visited Glen Bratton and family Sunday. Bun Sumpter moved to George McDaniel's farm near Advance. Scott Sumpter moved back to his Lebanon farm. Lon Taylor and granddaughter visited Glen Bratton Wednesday. Attendees from this vicinity at the last day of school at No. 11 reported a good time. Mrs. H. P. Stevens returned for a few days then went to New Ross to attend her ill mother. Several attended Eddie Glock’s funeral Friday at Pleasant View.
Nell praises her new gown while Belle notes it was approved by the man she respects and condemned by the woman she hates most. The dialogue frames social judgments and personal conflict between two characters.
Chas F Lembarger of Syracuse recounts applying Bucklen's Amica Salve to his son's deep eye gash. The salve quickly healed the wound and protected the eye, also noted for burns and ulcers. Sold for 25 cents at Joseph Bros. drug store.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters with curing his liver and kidney troubles after other doctors failed. He calls them the medicine on earth and thanks the makers. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Joseph Bros. Druggist at 50 cents a bottle.
Talladega Springs resident J W McKinnon testifies he was very ill with Pneumonia and improved after starting Dr King’s New Discovery. He says one bottle cured him and credits relief from the first dose. Sold by Joseph Bros drug store at 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
In a brief chat a reader notes Mrs Bly asks about two husbands. Mrs Sly confirms by saying she expected to marry but instead faced a single, different situation. The item reflects a humorous exchange from the Free Press.
Statistics warn of high death from appendicitis and peritonitis and promote Dr. King's New Life Pills as a sole remedy. A Chicago man testimonial claims relief from constipation and biliousness, with a 26 cent price at Joseph Bros. drug list.
The item lists three parcels of property for sale on Main Street and nearby areas. No. 1 describes a half acre with a four room house, barn, brick wall well and abundant fruit. No. 2 mentions a nine room house with barn and warm house on Main Street. No. 3 notes a four room house with barn and sidewalks in a good location. For details see the described and other properties.
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