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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
Advertisement listing rates and notices for Advance Hustler published in Advance Indiana. Subscriptions cost 1.00 per year and display advertising is 74c per inch with locals 3c per line for cards of thanks and resolutions.
What Texas is not a land of milk and honey but a land of betas and braits corned beef and courage onions and optimism oranges and opportuneity alfalfa and ambition poll-tax and patriotism truck patches and profits farms and firesides and happy faces Lets Texas grow. Fort Worth Star
An advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative cough syrup as a gentle yet prompt remedy for coughs and inflammation of the bowels. It claims pleasant taste near maple syrup and suitability for children, endorsed by Burrio Drug Co.
A fool a barber and a bald headed man travel lost sleep in the open. To avert danger they take turns watching. The barber shaves the sleeping man, waking him to hear the fool exclaim that he has waked the bald headed man by mistake. Liverpool Mercury.
Harbor Me resident Mrs ED Charles calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and a universal favorite for quick relief from dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and general debility. She notes its use as a purifier during the flood season. Burrin's Drug Store sells it with a guarantee.
The two month old baby of C E and Pearl Evans of Whitestown was found dead Monday morning about five o clock. The child slept on its mother's arm and was found curled in death by Mrs Evans after waking. Dr P W Little ruled death by strangulation due to an unusual sleeping position. Coroner Hendricks was notified and an inquest held. Funeral at Whitestown Baptist Church at 10 am Tuesday with Rev I B Morgan officiating. Interment at Mt. Rao Cemetery.
A timid woman asked for a pair of shoes for a little girl as saloons closed in Kittanning Pennsylvania. A leading merchant recalls the incident detailing the unexpected hardship.
A man explains his twelve year old daughter Sissy has never owned shoes. He recalls his drinking past and notes their saloons closed. He asks for help to buy her a first pair, seeking a size unknown to the seller.
George Moore of Grimsland North Carolina credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life from consumption. He says improvement began with the first bottle and after a dozen bottles he was well again. The remedy is touted for coughs colds and lung weakness and pneumonia prevention. 50 cent and 1.00 bottles at the Jiarrin Drug Store. Trial bottle free.
Bulletin No 124 promotes focal tests as a means to acquaint farmers with varieties better suited to local conditions. Readers may obtain full details from the Station Director T Wiancko at the Agriculture Experiment Station in Lafayette Indiana. Kodol advertised as a remedy for stomach disorders. guaranteed relief sold by Burrin Drug Co.
The Maine Farmer article urges farmers to plan spring breeding pens now and raise a uniform flock. It explains selecting breeders, rearing chicks with care, and selling eggs at higher prices while keeping top birds for future flock improvement. It also advises culling poorer layers and emphasizes profits from well formed hens and color variety.
John Riba of Vining Indiana says he has sold DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder pills for about eight years with better satisfaction than any other pill. He notes a dozen local users who report perfect results and that he has used them himself with fine results. Sold by Burrin Drug Co.
The Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station will supply a limited number of farmers in Indiana with leading crop varieties for field trials. Free seed quantities to plant a quarter acre of each corn variety and a tenth acre of other crops, provided farmers follow instructions and report results at season end. Last year about 700 cooperative tests were conducted statewide.
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