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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1914

Page

2

Mystery disease kills horses across Indiana farms

Boris and Ou lek horses die in four counties Vincennes Bicknell Columbus and Peru as state veterinarian AF Nelson investigates a disease resembling spinal meningitis thought to be caused by forage contamination. Early signs include foul nasal discharge and mouth ulcers with no known cure.

Boris Oulek Nelson Vincennes Bicknell Columbus San Fe Peru Dasa

Post Office Allowing Road Officials to Ride Rural Routes

A new post office ruling permits road supervisors and highway officials in charge of rural routes to ride with rural carriers during road inspections. Postmasters are instructed to authorize these rides when officials are actively inspecting roads on routes in operation.

Postoff Oe

Glynn plans rural relocation to cut city unemployment

Governor Glynn endorses shifting unemployed men from the city to farm work in the countryside. C W Lrite, agricultural commissioner, will launch the first shipments tomorrow, aiming to gauge how many men are willing to move. The plan would cover transport costs and allow married men to bring wives for housework, with up to 200 000 jobs in up-state farms cited.

Virki Stit Bocca Hote. Eork Govecnor Glynn

Costly red tape ends laundry work for Fong

Costly delays and misbillings force Mah Fong Chinamen to quit laundry contracts with corporations. He charged twelve cents for washing a towel for the O nedin Pacific Railway, sent the bill to Winnipeg where it was edited, and received ten cents by voucher after extra streetcar fares. He spent an hour and ten cents with no payment, vowed to stop serving corporations, fearing auctioneers may claim his business next.

Mah Fong Fong O Nedin Pacific Railway Company Winnipeg

Broad Road Seen as Likely Path to Destruction

A fragment from a historical piece argues that Broad Road is more than likely to lead to destruction, signaling a cautionary note about a route or policy. The text implies probable negative outcomes without detailing concrete events or actors.

Courtship of Kodasura Kinnosuke at an American college

A Japanese prince in a university town studies American women led by Miss Florence Maynard. He confesses love after a playful chase but learns the romance is a misunderstanding as Miss Maynard laughs at his plan. He returns to Japan in disappointment, with questions about love and customs unresolved.

Kodasura Kinnosuke Kodasura Florence Maynard Miss Maynard Florence House of Misa Florence Japan

Fatherly friendships shape women for marriage says article

The piece argues that a father's close friendship with his daughter in her twenties yields lasting happiness and marriage readiness. It asserts educated, independent women resist inner manipulation, cites dubious statistics from 1908 to 1919, and urges fathers to guide daughters toward strong, honorable men.

Jess

Canary Popularity Declines to Birds Imported in 1913

Uncle Sam reports a rise in domestic demand for canaries as imports surged to 39,422 in 1913 from 325,285 in 1908. Partridges, pheasants, quail and other game birds also show varied import figures, with canaries arriving at seaports and spreading nationwide despite fluctuations in other species.

Uncle Sam Canaries

Bits of Humor From a Fractured Page

A fragmentary humorous item describes a door stuck in cold air and a witty exchange about opening a window. The readable text hints at playful banter over comfort and framing of a light moment.

Motorist Meeting Sparks Odd Tan Car Trade Tale

A chaotic scene unfolds as a motorist at a meeting attempts to buy a tan automobile amid confusion from a blooming squirrel in the vicinity. The event highlights quirky obstacles in local car trades.

Tan Ian Blooming

Parks the Purist

Parke asks for a good place to eat. response notes there are good places, but they are not edible, implying a humorous or paradoxical refusal to recommend actual dining options.

Marks Parke

Disappointing Incomplete Reading Prompts Question

A garbled inquiry notes frustration with reading material and mentions Washington ser. The fragment implies a struggle to craft a proper title from a damaged story. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.

Love's Power Limited Says Women Demand Effort

A brief opinion quotes Manchester asion noting that men believe love lasts without effort while women expect sustained affection only with continued effort, reflecting gendered views on relationships.

Manchester Asion

Mother of Twenty Two Children Impresses Paris

The French president contemplates awarding Madame Therore Amet, Paris, the Legion of Honor for being mother of twenty two living children. In a reminiscence linked to Napoleon I, Madame de Stael is noted as childless.

Ths French Republic Legion of Honor Madame Therore Amet Paris Napoleon I France Madame de Stael

Paria Scientist Grafts Rooster and Bee Alterations

In Paria on March 138 Professor Pesard reports grafting changed a rooster into a bird with dull plumage and lost spurs while a bee gained features, suggesting a breakthrough toward redefining basic biological traits and theromorphology across species.

Paria Pesard

EASIEST WAY Joe- What if the canions 1 'teste A bal

Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled line about Joe and canions with stray phrases. No clear event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a coherent summary.

Fragmentary London Scene Remains Unclear

A garbled excerpt shows a speaker asking how something could be, followed by fragmented phrases about a hotel, a bottle, water, and a waiter. The text reads like stray dialogue or notes with incomplete names and actions, offering little coherent narrative.

Puzzling OCR Reads Like Fragments of a Sale Notice

Damaged OCR shows partial phrase about an old paper sale or auction. Readable terms include old papers and a sale context. Exact details and items are missing, leaving a fragmentary record of a historical listing.

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