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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement proclaims Mustarine as the original strong mustard remedy for headaches earaches and bronchitis. It promises quick relief with bold claims of curing pain and inflammation and urges buyers to obtain a large box at no cost.
Mixed garbled text referencing a visitor and a laboratory setting. A commentator cites an anxious remark about Johniepe not having gone, with scattered phrases about a miniute dregs and a professor. The readable parts suggest a scene rather than a clear event.
An advisory promotes Jad Salts as a treatment for backache and sluggish kidneys caused by excessive meat intake. It claims the remedy cleanses the kidneys, neutralizes urine acid, and reduces bladder irritation, with a regimen of four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days.
In a clipped frontal exchange the pair discuss the doctrine of syndicalism and mass action and its potential to drive an insurgency that could impose Soviet principles on industry. Jude is cited approvingly.
Fragments describe the first live Jobsters merchandise carried by the new air service linking Paris and Brussels. The dialogue hints at salary concerns and fixed terms, with terse comments about the husband and pay.
A compact lesson contrasts the greatness and sufficiency of salvation in Jesus Christ with the risk of neglecting it. It emphasizes divine authority, suffering, and the need to respond now, followed by John’s teaching on Christian love as proof of God dwelling within and the basis for loving others.
A terse line reflects on being a philosopher yet remaining human. It urges inner stillness amid intellectual pursuits and frames philosophy within personal restraint and humane conduct.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to dye every fabric from wool to feathers with a rich, lasting color. It notes a Color Card and in-pack directions for diamond dyeing over any base color. Android dealer guidance urged.
A home remedy blends Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine in water to darken gray hair gradually. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade, with small cost and easy preparation by a druggist or at home. Won't color scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off.
Forty years ago in Lowell Nebraska a shopkeeper overstocked goods near the railroad end and later abandoned the store after a disastrous turn of events. The shop remains unused and Lowell’s population has dwindled to under thirty residents.
A fragrant antiseptic cream promises instant relief from nasal congestion. Apply a small amount in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages, offering quick relief for colds and catarrh.
Readable fragments show a rural household quelling a suitor with mischief and pride, an actress claiming privacy after divorce, a sharp retort about references, and a wry line on love and sighs. Names landplaces are sparse, framing a collage of period wit.
A homeowner remarks on completing a new house while noting she has secured a mortgage. The exchange highlights the woman’s practical approach to improving the home and financing it.
Berlin reports Germany is preparing for an upcoming war against France. Propaganda fuels hatred of France across ages, with Fremier Clemenceau vilified and even schoolchildren voicing plans to expel French forces from German territory. A German student predicts Germany will surpass France.
Judge Lewis R. Works in Los Angeles County Superior Court ruled jazz music is no longer a nuisance. Pasadena had sued a social club after neighbors complained its jazz disturbed them, but the court declined relief if residents were unsettled by the music.
In Winsted Connecticut Ansonia savings bank, $50 deposited in 1847 grew to $1,331.90 when the bank paid for the book after 73 years of service. The account saw two additional $2 deposits within twenty years, but no further activity.
A reflective note on daily kindness and small duties sustaining comfort. The quotation emphasizes that life is built from ordinary acts rather than dramatic sacrifices. It highlights smiles, habitual kindness, and gentle obligations as forces preserving inner humanity.
A reflective meditation on human happiness tied to being needed. It frames responsibility as a blessing rather than a burden and stresses the pull of meaningful tasks that hold people to purpose.
William Simpson of Virden Manitoba arrives in Chico to visit his sister Mrs. L F Eggers after thirty years apart. He is accompanied by his wife and son Gordon who was wounded in action in France with a Canadian unit in World War I.
In McKeesport Pennsylvania women financiers Miss Isabelle Milmoe and Miss Irma Atwater form a drilling venture in the Snake hollow natural gas boom near the city. They plan to drill after plant setup as property values rise and new wells come in.
Taunton England E A Bellamy a former prisoner of war has eaten a plum pudding sent by his wife in September 1918. The pudding was in a large parcel mailed to him at Huhleben prison camp Germany and was returned to the sender the day before his homecoming.
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