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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
2
The item states the Advance newspaper established in 1899 and printed weekly by second class mail at the post office in Advance Indiana. It notes legal or archival posting dates March 3 1911 and March 3 1878 and references standard postal registrations.
A frayed plea from the Exchange column invites readers to submit local stories jokes accidents and notable acts. It urges sending photographs letters and amusing or true items for publication with a one dollar annual subscription mention.
A damaged notice outlines a mortgage exemption law allowing real estate tax relief for debtors. Applications must be filed by March 1 or April 30, with a 60 day window to claim the exemption. The text notes the aim to prevent double taxation on landowners.
Astrological notes from Prof Hick warn Boone area residents of a career of storms. Key periods include a reactionary storm on the 4th to 6th, a two day wintry surge into March, and a later Mercury influenced period around mid month. Expect heavy wind and sleet and a rise in barometric pressure after the cold spells.
Practical tips cover animal care, breeding, dairy quality, crop storage, and pest control. Emphasizes poultry profitability, seasonal plowing, sun disinfection, reliable feeding, and the value of maintaining equipment and seed corn. Encourages selective culling and using purebred stock for breeding.
The report notes colder weather as March begins and highlights key dates in central regions. It marks a notable period around March 11 involving the 8th to 4th divisions with greater quake likelihood on the 11th 12th and 13th. The late month period spans March 23 to 29 with critical days March 25 26 and 27.
The passage notes that average grain farmers with large crops are the poorest feeders. It warns that coarse sand and gravel cannot replace grit, that ducklings grow rapidly, and that hens cannot brood multiple broods. It urges ample water to prevent sudden duck deaths.
Reading noting Edna Barker Hal offers apology to Milton while praising women for study, housework, and good works in supporting husbands in a community column about women’s roles and virtue.
A farm note explains hens’ mood affects egg output and happiness. A content, optimistic hen lays more, dislikes overcrowding or extreme temperatures, and a cheerful bird tends to higher production than a gloomy one. The piece contrasts happy hens with pessimistic ones and hints at yearly egg counts.
A fragmented, archival note describes using salt to treat soot stains in carpets and kitchens and mentions toothache remedies with egg yolk and mustard. The passage is garbled, listing various tips like applying salt to affected areas, brushing carpet, and cleaning rust, with many misspellings and unclear instructions.
The Department of Agriculture states that a product sold as Egg Powder or Egg Substitute is not eggs and is actually baking powder with ground rice and turmeric. The act forbids misleading food naming and the product cannot be registered as an egg substitute by the department.
Advertisement promises home treatment for piles with new absorption method. Claims immediate relief and permanent care without money, invites readers to send address and messages for free trial samples from Mrs M. Sunwere, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Puss Sarsh Mitchell of Durham Maine advertises cooked chicken plum pudding gravy minced beef and vegetables in a parcel mail order. Customers pay 221 dollars including postage and receive enough food for four to six people. The ad notes simple preparation by warming the parcel at table.
The Jackson township Democratic convention to nominate candidates for township trustee and assessor will be held in the school building at J mrstown on Saturday March 14 1914 at two o clock in the afternoon.
Advice emphasizes biannual dairy herd examinations by a trained veterinarian to prevent tuberculosis and other contagious diseases. It notes butter as a high-value product, the benefits of plump poultry, and the importance of good feeding. It warns against excessive shelter and crowded hog pens, stressing healthy growth and disease resistance.
The invention claim spans at least fourteen nations and many famous individuals from Japhet to Aristotle. Scholars agree Europe borrowed chess from the Arabic origin, with checkmate derived from Shahmat meaning the king is dead.
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