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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
2
The Hustler announces subscription pricing for Nisley Thompson Pon'ss with options for one year six months and three months. Rates are provided for Friday editions.
Cotton issues Bulletin on the subject. A. Cotten, State Superintendent, completes the discussion from the State Board of Education. Spring term work includes conversation and language lessons using flowers birds and animals to teach language reading spelling writing and drawing. Outdoor geography and life lessons planned for grades four and five.
Earl Self shows a new buggy while several residents make visits and errands. A fatality is announced as Fanny Canada dies after a brief residence here leaving friends. Pallbearers Teddy Day and Jack Sparks assist at the funeral.
Dialogue notes a discussion where Mr Tucker questions the idea of a correspondence school and Tommy Tucker explains the concept, saying the school comes to you rather than you going to it. The exchange highlights differences between traditional and distance learning.
R D Billingsly is poorly with lagrippe. Homer Bratton moved to the John Routh farm Tuesday. J H Kincaid improvements include a new wire fence. Vesper Edrington of Hedge Row visited on business Tuesday. Omer McClaine moved to Seth Porter farm east of Windy Corner. Curt McClaine moves to Samuel Hamilton's farm near New Ross. George Kincaid and Lou Bratton set up several rods of wire fence. Miss Pearl Williams of Lebanon opens Sunday with Samuel Edrington and wife. Clarence Roark's buggy damaged in a runaway Saturday night. Wid Nay, longtime saw mill and tile factory operator at Max, sold to George Adams and will move to George Crim's farm near Potts school house.
Advertises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children with relief from colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Wm Gardner finished building a fence. Effie Willett visited Effie Woods Monday night. Miss Bessie Emmert will work for Mrs Caldwell this summer. Mrs Heady was a guest of Dennis Willet and family Monday. Dick Emmert moved from near Lebanon to B P Mahoney farm. Misses Effie Willett and Mayme Sheets were guests of Dessie Cinnada Saturday. James Meadow and family Efte and Ray Willet were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Roha Sunday. Alex Sheets and family Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner and Miss Verna Nicely were guests of Harvey Sheets and wife Sunday.
Capinsville Connecticut mail carrier Chas Drake testifies Chamberlain s Pain Balm cured his shoulder rheumatism after trying other cures. The ad claims quick relief and a permanent cure with short use. Sold by Joseph Brothers.
Vice-President Fairbanks has a sweet tooth for ice cream as his special weakness. He also enjoys a fruit salad of cherries chopped grapes oranges and bananas topped with old Ma Sefra, frozen and served with whipped cream.
Grant Routh of near Northfield visited his father last week. Joe Weathington of Kentucky visited relatives here. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Cory was buried here Sunday. Mrs Amanda Gouac of near Elm dale visited Charley Deans last week. Miss Laura Shankland and Clyde Johnson were married at the bride's parents home. Miss Laura Cox and Ray Taylor were married at the bride's parents home Sunday evening.
Chicago alderman John Shenick attributes his election victory to use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a throat infection hindered his campaign. He says a friend recommended the tonic, two doses eased swelling, and he could resume speaking enough to win his council seat. The ad notes the remedy is sold at Joseph's.
Dolan explains his path to wealth by saying his first thousand was not cash but a reputation. A $350 stake and trust from others turned into $2,350 profit, shaping the start of his fortunes.
A Georgia endorsement from Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta praises Kodol Dyspepsia for rapid relief after more than two decades of indigestion. The ad claims the product digests food, relieves sour stomach and gas, and strengthens digestive organs enabling normal eating and comfort. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Reports from Athens say French excavators on Delos have uncovered 400 large silver coins stamped with magistrates from Alexander the Great era. All coins are well preserved, representing Greek coinage at its zenith. Many smaller coins, also well preserved, were found in a house opened by the diggers.
We are your home merchants and will appreciate your trade. We think we deserve it as Witt and Rice Furniture Co. offers household furnishings and related goods in a local trade context.
Paris reports reveal a new Five Points gang member, a 20 year old probationary hunter who shot at a woman on Boulevard de Clichy to prove his loyalty. The gang requires at least one killing or attempted kill for full membership, marking a grim initiation as the man’s target lost an eye but survived. The brothers remain at large.
The advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as the best safeguard against headache, constipation, and liver troubles. It advises keeping a bottle at home and taking a dose at bedtime for cleansing without griping, sold by Joseph’s.
A humorous tale from the Poston Herald recounts Jim Macomber living alone on Lake Boone Island who slept in the bushes behind a barn after a farewell party. A guest spent the night in a boat, drifting until morning, and the morning reunion sparked jokes about misadventures.
J W Waters announces relocation to Advance and offers harness repairing buggy painting and shoe work. Located in rear of Ailes and Caldwells Buggy and Harness store and solicits patronage for first class work.
Western Reserve University President Dr Thwing and a colleague visited the New York show. A friend called the event more of a dress exhibition than horse racing. Thwing quipped it was a clothesline instead of a horse rein.
We own our room and pay cash for goods and can sell as cheap as the cheapest.
A testimonial from D Kauble of Nevada Ohio claims indigestion causes heart trouble. The ad states Kodol cures stomach issues by digesting what you eat and relieves heart pressure. Bottles $1.00. trial 50c. produced by E O DeWitt Co Chicago. sold by Joseph Bros.
Seven young New York millionaires led by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt Harry Payne Whitney Charles T Cook Ogden Mills Lawrence E Sexton and Horace Porter have bought 160 acres near the city for about 1 006 000. They organized a syndicate to speculate on parcels along the New Haven railroad line and a forthcoming line.
The work began in 1882 and would require about 106 more years to complete. Government survey efforts since then aim to produce a detailed topographical map of the country.
Ailes Caldwell agents advertise lightning conductors for barns and houses to guard against fire during storm season. They urge property owners to install systems to reduce risk of lightning damage.
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