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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
3
A North Dakota reader reports nervous weakness and long sickness ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims 98 percent of women improved for ailments it covers, and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement warns buyers to insist on the Bayer name on Aspirin tablets or packaging to ensure genuine safety. It notes Bayer has been proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years, urging customers to say Bayer at purchase to avoid dangerous imitations.
The Boston Transcript notes the humor of using a spoon to eat soup with a mustache and remarks that many born to rule hesitate when taking a wife, often surrendering their leadership role. The remark frames marriage as a potential abdication of authority.
A playful note highlights prunes as universally pleasing and charming. The writer describes the fruit as ingratiating and ready to win over any palate with steady popularity and universal favor.
Government geologists and topographers will survey 36000 square miles of uncharted Alaska backcountry from Tanana to Dease Inlet. The party will travel by dog sled for months, cache supplies, live on moose and caribou, and map tributaries of the Colville and Meade rivers before returning via Point Barrow, Nome and Seattle.
Ira C. Sparks of Peru Indiana sailed from Honolulu in a 23 foot dory he built alone aiming for the Holy Land. Seaplanes from the naval air station tracked him 125 miles from the start as a water tight can with a chart and wishes was dropped to his boat. Sparks, a 30 year old religious figure, has no anchor or clearance papers and plans to pass via the Marshall Islands New Guinea and Asiatic waters.
Washington reports that scientists study a rocket like device built by Doctor Goddard of Clark University to probe the upper air above twenty miles. The project aims to carry instruments and samples back to earth to resolve conflicting estimates of temperature pressure and composition in extreme altitudes.
There is a reasonable hope for obtaining positive knowledge of very high altitudes through Doctor Goddard's experiments at elevations 500 miles or more above the earth.
After 180 years the London Stock Exchange will gain its own coat of arms. The College of Heralds has submitted a design for approval, ensuring the historic trading house in Throgmorton Street has heraldic insignia distinct to its name.
A captioned exchange features Geraldine remarking that orphans deserve pity and girls unable to be kissed for their mothers reflect on hardship. The dialogue-style line hints at themes of sympathy and social judgment within a theatrical or literary frame.
A poetic card offers a fatherly farewell urging the fairest child to be good and do noble deeds rather than merely dream. It counsels living life with purpose, turning every day into a grand, enduring song of virtue and character.
Practical kitchen notes cover using peach or pear sirup for basting roasts and mincemeat pies, plus pudding sauce. Turnip cups filled with creamed vegetables, carrot rounds with lemon butter, beets boiled then buttered, and eggs stuffed with anchovies served on hot buttered bread for a satisfying hot supper.
A brief poetic quotation celebrates laughter as a vital joy. The speaker urges letting laughter shine like a child at play to honor the journey of life, promising the heart of the race will reserve a place in gratitude for the path traveled.
A compiled list of simple home dishes including Onion Soup With Eggs with buttered onions and milk, Eggs De Lesseps with browned butter and parsley, Chicken Baked in Milk with a rich white sauce, Savory Toast with chicken gravy, Prune Pie with lemon and meringue, and Celery stuffed with seasoned cheese for a light luncheon.
Parma Mich report quotes Florence Benn praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing a severe cough after seven to eight years, claiming rapid relief after starting the remedy. It notes the product is sold by druggists in tablet or liquid form and offers free medical advice from Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
A brief dialogue reveals a riddle of identity as one asks who the speaker would be if not himself, answering that he would be the man his wife was set to marry before she wed him. The exchange underlines themes of fate, choice, and spousal history.
A 85 cent Danderine hair tonic promises to revive lifeless neglected hair with quick toning effects. It claims reduced falling hair and itching scalp, improved strength color and youthful beauty, and is described as a refreshing non greasy tonic available at any drug store.
A friend asked how the speech was received. The response said the members congratulated him heartily and one member told him that when he sat down, he thought it was the best thing he had ever done.
An old advertisement notes Dandelion Butter Color sold in stores for 35 cents and promotes laundry use of Red Cross Ball Blue amid wartime price increases. It ends with a quip about great men avoiding autobiographies.
An advertisement urges Allcock's Plaster as a simple safe remedy for local aches and pains from cold or overexertion. A separate quip cites moral limits, stating what man has achieved he should be ashamed to attempt.
A girl meets a young man with a mustache but she objects not by words but by setting her face against it, signaling clear disapproval without direct argument.
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