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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
3
A Lafayette Indiana feature cites testimonials from Mrs Myrtle Dilden Mrs J Baker and Mrs F LaFollette praising Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weakness fatigue and midlife pains. The ad notes the product is alcohol free and uses herbal ingredients with its benefits highlighted by multiple local women.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a quirky scene about clothing and propriety with stray advertising copy for Cuticura products. The exchange hints at domestic humor and surreal miswords within a 19th or early 20th century style.
How'e This ? We omar ftecee for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Halls Catarrh Medicine halts catarrh through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years. Price The, testimonials free. Locally noted opinions on war and society contrast with Red Cross blue dye use for durable linen. All grocers, 5c.
Reflections on hard work and motherhood as a woman raises eight or nine children while recalling sentimental Southern hospitality. The Dallas News quotes a woman noting how daily duties leave little room for dwelling on bygone gracious eras.
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript features a woman and man in a playful back and forth about love and commitment, hinting at romantic hesitation and matching vows.
A homely girl concedes that her pretty rival lacks sense. The remark reflects a quiet, sharp contrast between appearance and judgment, framed as a personal barb within everyday social rivalry.
A reflective line notes that a prudent man can misjudge by assigning a woman's age too low, highlighting a social illusion about aging and perception.
The article describes a move toward new fabrics and designs for season gowns. It highlights plain cloths yielding to figured silks and light wools with bulb plaids and introduces a dignified dress with a straight skirt, wide box plaits, and a short coat overgarment featuring embroidered motifs and satin buttons.
Early spring hats show small tailored designs with shiny surfaces in straw and silk braids. Notable pieces include a silk hat with a wide center group feature, a straight-brim sailor with georgette crown, and a black white satin straw braid hat with upturned brim and rosettes.
A magical open air evening tale where Mr Sun hosts a moving picture show for fairies and gnomes. The Sun, Moon, Cloud fairies, and Diamond Snow King perform shifting sky tableaux with dazzling costumes while the audience cheers.
A Western Canadian farmer praises winter stock raising over grain, noting prize cattle from Saskatchewan and a rural club that shares knowledge with government experts. He cites large profits, a shift from grain to livestock, and plans to expand stock centers while inviting visits to showcase land and livestock.
A pithy remark on a publisher’s strategic choice reveals the idea that a drought stocked title is the best seller. The quote underscores scarcity as a driver of value in publishing.
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