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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
2
Frances and Alice explore Green Bank with its grassy mound and jagged rocks. They plan a Saturday picnic, dream of future families and pets, and discuss careers while recalling their sea side adventures and a rising tide trapping them along the shore.
A white teacher asks what three roses exist in Africa and a student retorts with white, red, and the negroes, revealing underlying racial stereotype. The exchange prompts reflection on classroom bias and inclusivity.
Mrs Anna Linder of Cassel Minnesota writes that chronic catarrh plagued her for two years until she used Peruna. She credits the remedy with making her well and the mother of two children and praises its value at any cost.
A British scientist notes that sleep quality hinges on last thoughts before sleep. The text explains that telephone investing is profitable in Japan due to government limits on new instruments each year, creating a market for telephone brokers in major cities.
A large modern public school boasts a device collection nearly matching a major department store in scale and variety, highlighting the growing tech emphasis in educational spaces and student engagement.
Mrs. Ada Hatley of Joplin Missouri touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a superior tonic for women. She credits it with building health and strength and relieving feminine weakness. Readers are urged to buy at stores or send 10 cents for a trial bottle and free advice from Buffalo New York.
Advertisement urges vigilant care for a child's cough and touts Kemp's Balsam as a prompt remedy for cold related croup and serious illness. Claims ordinary syrups fail and that Kemp's Balsam provides relief after only a few doses, priced at 20 cents in all stores.
A Stac article quotes E Condrey of 2422 Grove St Oakland recounting a four year heat rash on the ankle that itched constantly. He credits Resinol Ointment with quick cure and says he keeps it for cuts burns and small ailments.
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