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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Panama endures its first bank collapse, a painful but essential step in maturing as a new member of the international financial community. The piece frames the incident as a rough but necessary phase in nation-building.
A library table with a concealed top reveals pigeonholes when opened, transforming the surface into a practical writing desk. The feature showcases inventive furniture design blending storage with work space.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets to cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove foul gases and bile, and purge constipated waste. It claims a 10 cent box works overnight without griping, with millions using it to avoid headaches and indigestion.
In a heated domestic scene Mrs. Blank accuses Mr. Blank after reading a letter. He admits a grim resolve saying he would rather live in torment with her than alone, and the confrontation ends with tears and reproaches.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with Quinine and Iron, claiming it drives out malaria and builds up the system for 50 cents. It notes the product as the Sign of Indian Prosperity and comments on John Lightfoot of Arizona owning a motorcar as a symbol of dry farming success among Native people.
A comic kitchen exchange notes a menu change as the waiter explains the soup was wiped off the bill of fare. The humor hinges on a literal dining detail and a polite, playful tone.
Mr. Robert W. Ferguson of Hingham Massachusetts credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney disorder and backache. He says he nearly died in Vancouver but recovered through persistent use and now uses the remedy occasionally to keep kidneys regulated. He urges buyers to choose DODD'S the three D's brand.
Mabel asks about Tom Brown and whether he is all right beyond their friendship. Arthur confirms he is her best friend and implies concern about his overall condition.
An elderly man asked for copies of the paper for a week back. The attendant replied that he could get them just across the street, in a humorous exchange about where to find back issues. The cartoonish scene highlights a playful moment at a daily newspaper office.
A humorous exchange about a five dollar payment for a story that was lost by the express company. A commercial ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening women without alcohol. Brief notes mention German brewery electricity, Norway agricultural college stations, and rubber wallpaper invention.
A guide for busy gardeners to create a hardy, long lasting garden with hybrid perpetual roses and hardy border plants. It lists varieties such as Anne de Diesbach, La France, Frau Karl Druschki, Paul Neyron and more, and gives soil, spacing, pruning, and sowing tips for hollyhocks phlox larkspur iris and sunflowers to ensure continuous bloom.
Red Cross dogs in war fields number over 2 500 aiding the wounded. A broomcorn championship is held. Oklahoma grows more broomcorn than all other states combined. A 1916 crop shortfall elsewhere spurred additional Oklahoma acreage, with Lindsay in Garvin County singled out as the state’s favored area shipping enough brush last year to make 10 000 000 brooms.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a painless method to lift any corn or callus with a few drops. A small bottle can be bought at drug stores for about little cost and dries instantly without irritation to surrounding skin. If stock is unavailable, readers are advised to ask their druggist to obtain it from a wholesale house.
This vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust oil and dandruff while revitalizing the scalp. It claims immediate shine and softness and promises visible new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle.
Frederick and Benderley exchange jests about wives and compliments. Benderley notes his wife flatters him in winter whenever the coal fire needs replenishing she points to the fireplace and says Frederick the grate.
An old health column warns that early death often results from kidney degeneration and auto intoxication. It advises preventing premature aging by drinking plenty of pure water and taking Anuric before meals to alleviate rheumatism dropsical swelling and sleeplessness caused by kidney strain.
Experts estimate Sweden holds about 1.8 billion tons of iron ore deposits. The line about a marble heart suggests iron wealth alone may not sway sentiment.
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