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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
2
A notice invites farmers to a school hall gathering tomorrow evening in Adgaree to discuss scientific agriculture and intensified farming. Speakers will argue that forty acres can yield more than average plots with modern methods, urging careful crop choices and adoption of new ideas to boost profits.
A rambling lament depicts graves and memorials in a cemetery scene, naming figures such as a man who blew into the gas line and a hired girl who started a fire. It recalls deaths linked to trains, gas, chemicals, and a man crushed by a locomotive, framed as cautionary portraits.
A concise market observation notes that some individuals demand price marks before accepting favors, while others refrain from talking unless they receive a kick or incentive. The remark captures wary behavior in decision making.
A woman postpones frivolous city pleasures for domestic science and home nursing then marries a man who prefers town life. They buy a rural farm, seek a better home for children, but endure strain and no offspring, illustrating that prevention can backfire.
A large ambergris mass valued around 159000 dollars arrived in Victoria British Columbia. The piece, one of the largest ever found, highlights ambergris history as a prized sea product used in perfume and medicine.
The vacant poet laureateship due to Alfred Austin's death carries 350 dollars annually with 135 dollars for a butt of sack. Premier Asquith told MPs the duties are unclear as Arthur Lynch questioned salary and privileges. Swift MacNeill proposed reviving a kings jester role, and others joked about McNeill for the post.
Michael Hausner of Newark escaped the Overbrook Hospital for the Insane and sent a letter to authorities seeking his release. He says he was committed nearly two years ago on false accusations and conspirac y and that he has no way to protest or prove his innocence. He declares he is sane and wants relief from confinement.
Diplomatic circles in Berlin swirl over the publication of The Ambassadoressa a novel that reveals thinly veiled characters recognizable to insiders The work stirs debate about privacy and propriety among officials and commentators alike.
Nothing lovelier can be found in woman than to study household good and good works in her husband to promote Edna Barker Hall with apology to Milton.
Investigation in Kearney Nebraska links hog feeding from table scraps to tuberculosis spread. A local tuberculosis hospital reports a hog butchered patient showed TB symptoms, prompting Dr Offenbach the hospital superintendent to order burning of all table scraps and warn other institutions to do the same.
A discussion argues society is shaped by women and their influence on social life. It critiques materialism, domestic focus, and women’s leadership, suggesting both genders share responsibility for societal decline and urging balanced moral improvement.
Topeka reports a civic health campaign distributing postcard epigrams to improve public welfare and curb contagion. Thousands of cards urge mail back responses and include printed statements requesting recipients to mail the cards to a central address.
Fragment mentions cards reaching hundreds of people weekly. No names, dates, places, or organizations readable. Summary remains speculative due to broken text.
Miss H Jen Scott of Ohio State University urges sanitary dish cloth care to prevent disease. Wash in hot soapy water, rinse in hot water, shake, and sun dry after each use. boil thoroughly twice weekly. Hemming avoids lint and ensures smooth drainage in the sink.
The Chicago Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum has operated since 1860, caring for over 4,500 children. The institution reports yearly costs per child: 1874–1883 about $79.98, 1884–1893 about $88.68, 1844–1903 around $10.45, and 1904 to present about $140.69 per child.
The Hustler requests country correspondents send their letters to the office by Tuesday each week to ensure timely processing and publication.
A satirical quip from WTX mocks tax advice urging readers to ask neighbors about their payments. It jokes that a lawyer will interpret a blank Internal Revenue form for ten to fifteen dollars.
Notice shows Jeekron township Democratic committee nominates precinct leaders at JamesTown on Saturday May 4 1094. Voters urged to attend caucus and participate in selecting delegates and committee members for local party organization.
Reported in Frines French surgeons performed a successful separation of Siamese twins born November 28 1913 weighing ten pounds at birth. The bodies were joined at the atomomach region with a single membrane and shared no vital organs.
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