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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes mention McDaniel advertising rates and a claim that Studebaker Brothers plan a major automobile plant. A Boston flag incident leads to a small fine for misusing the U S flag. The county foresees a political moment with Republicans and Democrats voting together on a great measure.
A reflective passage argues love is not self centered nor indifferent but the soul of action and service. It emphasizes disinterested love as visible in deeds, patient endurance, and restraint from vanity.
The passage argues for women's suffrage, noting arguments for and against granting women the vote. It questions whether influence without voting power is enough and who holds greater political influence between nonvoting women and active male voters. References to government balance and political strategy appear throughout.
A reflective piece questions how the body is built from earth and universal inputs. It traces the bones to cabbage crowns and spores to fern coal, noting tea and wind as sources for blood and strength, and ponders natural disposal vs burial.
A literary fragment contrasts air and ashes with a grave beneath the sun. It laments closing and occupying earth that could host growth and happiness, reflecting on loss and the value of life.
State Geologist Blatchley says Indiana will be visited again by seventeen year locusts this summer. He cites statistics showing the pests appeared in June 1838 and warns orchard owners with young fruit trees to prepare for the anticipated invasion.
The girl near Rossville who could not stop laughing was taken to Heppeston and given a severe electric shock that instantly halted the giggles.
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