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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
3
Sugar camps open in the area as Ernest McClane moves to Lew Ballard's farm. Local families, including the Nicely and Owens clans, attend funerals and visits in Lebanon Putnam and Morgan counties. A few farmers break ground for corn while students take graduation exams at Jamestown and a school entertainment closes the week.
Farmers plow for corn as Lew Owens erects several rods of wire fencing. George Strawn and wife visit Zelin Billingsly. Mel Edrington and wife visit relatives in Lebanon. Billingslys, Hedge, and Beaty families appear in multiple visits. Items scarce this week. editors tease readers to catch items in two by four miles.
Ora Heath and family stayed with Andy Ross on Sunday. Leff Walker and wife visited John Rhon. Hansil Butler will work for Dave Budd this summer. Mrs Reta Beckelhimer and child visited her mother Mrs Pete Todd. Shelby Hutchinson and James Chenoworth traveled to Lebanon on business last Monday. Several residents took the Advance exam Saturday. Dorsa Butler works for Geo Zimmerman this week. Cecil Kibby returned from Danville after schooling. George Zimmerman went to Lebanon for Roy Martin funeral. Dora Todd visited Bessie Hutchinson. Mrs James Chenoworth and sons visited Martha Hutchinson. Bill Poynter works for Rev Martin. Locals attended a K P lodge supper in Jamestown.
Members urged to pay all dues by March 27 1005 to avoid delinquency and loss of sick benefits. Local association warns nonpayment will bar entitlement to benefits.
Notice for a Sunday train from Waveland to Anderson and return via Advance. Leaves Advance at 7 29 a m and arrives back at Advance at 6 31 p m eastbound and westbound times noted. Low round trip rates for Sunday. W S Pursuers G P A
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures make Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia or other serious consequences. For sale by Joseph Bros.
Bushtown names frequent visitors and sick lists including Adam Shelly and Joe Whiteman. Residents Maude Harshbarger and Edna Applegate figure in local events with a school closure and an honor roll of 11 pupils.
Mrs Mollie Miller spent Sunday in Martinsville. Baren Smith visited relatives in Lebanon last week. Will Spencer will work for Edgar Bruce this summer. Verna Shankland has been teaching near Rosston and came home Thursday. Cornelia Miller returned from Martinsville Monday. Several took the examination Saturday. Rev Lane to preach at Christian church next Sunday. Sam Graham moved to Gypsy farm Monday. George Pyles family visited Emma Duran in Lebanon who is sick. J E Knotts visited relatives in Zionsville early week. Mrs T H Dean is on the sick list.
Hazel Wood and Mrs Lon Bratton show limited improvement as Jas Gordon recovers and is up and around again after several weeks of illness or rest.
Dr. C N Parnell of Maplesville Alabama touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after patient J G Smitherman, aged about 50, suffered severe hoarseness and night cough. The patient returned the next day to report the medicine helped more than any prior remedy. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Mount Zion Ida Buechler will lead the Christian Endeavor at Mt. Zion next Sunday evening. J. D. Emmert and family and W. W. Buechler and wife attended Sunday school at Old Union last Sunday and took dinner with Ben Hudson and family. Mr. Emmert seeks a place to hold the next township Sunday School Convention, of which he is chairman. A large majority voted for the convention to meet at that place April 9 at 2 p.m. All schools are invited.
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama reports severe pneumonia improved after taking Dr King's New Discovery. One bottle cured him and he praises relief from sore throat bronchitis and colds. Guaranteed at Joseph Bros. drug store with trial bottle free.
The author, praised as a season’s success, hurries to finish a new book before the public moves on. The exchange notes his rapid pace and intention to capitalize on current popularity.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney troubles after failing with his family doctor. He calls the remedy the best medicine on earth and praises its effect. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Joseph Bros. Druggist at 50c a bottle.
The average man grows a beard 25 feet, hair 60 feet, and nails 23 feet over a seven year period. These figures illustrate the remarkable, cumulative expansion of facial and bodily keratin structures across time.
William Shaffer of Dennison Ohio lay bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism for weeks. He used many remedies until sending to McCaw's drug store for Chamberlains Pain Balm. In one week he could work again, noting relief and happiness. For sale by Joseph Bros.
The camel’s stomach is split into four compartments with water stored in cells that can be opened and closed. When drinking, the animal fills these cells. later it taps them to release water, enabling five to six days without drinking and allowing long desert travel between wells.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad began eight months ago to test woolen tie plates on ties. The plates protect the tie from rail wear, matching the rail bottom width and laid in a groove in the tie, held in place by rail weight.
Consumers try a modern remedy for stomach and liver discomfort and find rapid relief from a first class medicine. For sale by local druggists and outlets.
A H Yager asks that accounts be settled and bills be paid. He states he accommodated the other party and requests mutual settlement of outstanding charges.
Crown Prince Fleur wins the Bale lot in the Tean and Bowman auction, touted as the best value among competing bids. Royal bidders note the affordable price and strong bidding from Fleur’s party.
Syracuse man Claus. F. Lembarger recalls treating his son after a severe eye wound with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He praises its quick healing and says it saved his boy. The ad copy promotes Arnica for burns and ulcers and notes availability at Joseph Bros. drug store.
The advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a global staple with cod liver oil prized for nourishing properties. It notes a tasteless preparation perfected thirty years ago, marketed for weak children, thin people, and those suffering wasting or low strength.
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